New search warrants filed by the Raleigh Police Department against a woman accused of shooting two Wake County attorneys show she is also accused of threatening to shoot at a medical facility
The police document does not specify how recent the alleged threat happened.
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According to the warrant, officers believe Gwendolyn White is experiencing a severe mental crisis and has an extensive mental health history documented with the department.
The warrants also outlined items that were taken during the search, including:
- Radical Firearms rifle.
- Marlin 39-A rifle.
- CDs and flash drives.
- Files and documents.
- A notebook and photos.
This comes after White made her first court appearance on Tuesday morning for two counts of attempted murder. Her mental health was called into question as attorneys discussed a competency exam for her.
White opted for a court-appointed attorney when asked by Judge Rashad Hauter. If convicted, she could face up to 65 years in prison.
The next court date was scheduled for June 15 at 9 a.m. On Tuesday, some showed up outside the justice center in support of White.