Woman accused of shooting into Raleigh fire station due in court
Tristian Dangela Todd, 20, of 1236 Angelus Drive, faces several charges, including one count of assault with a deadly weapon with intent to kill, going armed to the terror of people, discharge of a firearm in a city and intoxication and disruption.
Posted — UpdatedTristian Dangela Todd, 20, of 811 Beverly Drive, faces several charges, including one count of assault with a deadly weapon with intent to kill, going armed to the terror of people, discharge of a firearm in a city and intoxication and disruption.
Raleigh police said Todd and another woman were having a fight outside of a Raleigh fire station on South Saunders Street when a bullet went flying into the building, just inches above a sleeping firefighter.
The bullet missed firefighter Will Smith by 6 inches.
Police said the shooting stemmed from a week-long dispute between the two women and that at least one of the two fired multiple gunshots.
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