Florida woman tracks down cheating boyfriends, shoots at the othe lover.
25-year-old Katherine Kelly, a Florida woman, tracked down her boyfriend after suspecting that he was with another woman and then shot at the other woman who was sitting inside a car. Kelly has been charged with attempted first-degree murder, which carries a maximum sentence of 30 years in prison. Kelly was arrested following the shooting, which occurred during the early morning hours of Saturday, October 24, near Bamboo Avenue in Port St, according to a Brevard County Sheriff’s Office arrest affidavit. Giving a timeline, the police department spokesperson said Elijah Baker picked up the victim, Angel Adenau, at approximately 1:20 a.m. in Kelly’s Volkswagen.
Cops said Baker took Kelly’s Volkswagen for a late-night drive Friday, leaving Kelly no vehicle to follow him. The police report said that Kelly managed to find out Baker’s location, saw her car parked there and found Baker with another woman, Angel Adenau. Reports said that Kelly initially tried to claim that she acted in self-defense but then told investigators that she opened fire “to make a point”. She has also been charged with aggravated battery with a weapon and shooting into a vehicle, according to inmate records.
But Kelly took an Uber, texted Baker that she suspected that he had been cheating on her. Kelly then shot into the passenger side of the car with a pink-and-black Glock handgun, hitting Adenau in the shoulder. It is not known how badly she is injured. John. Baker and Adenau later parked near a residence on Bamboo Avenue, where the confrontation took place.
Authorities recovered a pink-and-black Glock handgun and a 9mm shell casing during the investigation, according to the Brevard County Sheriff’s Office affidavit. Following the shooting, Baker drove Adenau to her residence, where emergency assistance was requested. Adenau was then transported to Holmes Regional Medical Center for treatment.