A Minnesota felons convictedHe is accused of trying murder his ex-girlfriend when he was out on bond.
According to police, Tylynne Lashawn Wilson (44) allegedly broke into the Minneapolis home of his ex girlfriend and fired 12 shots at it on Monday. FOX 9.
Minneapolis police officers responded and found the child beside her mother on the bedroom’s floor. According to charges, she sustained several gunshot wounds.
According to court documents, she told police Wilson had been shooting at her “until his bullets ran out.”
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Minneapolis police officers responded and found the child beside her mother on the bedroom’s floor. According to charging documents, she sustained several gunshot wounds.
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After she was admitted to the hospital, and after undergoing surgery, police said that her condition was stable.
Wilson was released from jail on bond following his arrest for two counts of domestic violence, one count each of disorderly conduct and one count damage to property, all of which were related to an incident in August.
He posted a $15,000 bail and was released Sept. 3, less than a month after he allegedly tried killing his ex-girlfriend.
She also stated to police that Wilson was angry about an incident that occurred Oct. 3, in which Wilson was fighting with the woman’s boyfriend.
Wilson is accused of shooting the boyfriend of the woman multiple times in the legs on Oct. 3. The injuries were not life-threatening.
Wilson drove to the house of the woman in Minneapolis Monday after his ex-girlfriend disconnected from a call and left him hanging. According to documents, he allegedly broke into the woman’s home.
Wilson, allegedly entering the bedroom and shooting at the woman, allegedly took the 1-year-old girl.
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According to court documents, Wilson was also convicted of second-degree assault with dangerous weapons in 2003 and aggravated robbery first degree in 2011.
State prosecutorsWilson is being held on $2 million bail by the judge.
