A convicted felon asked his girlfriend if she ‘wanted to die,’ police say
The woman observed a firearm on the bed and McDonald moved toward the weapon. The woman ran into the nearby woods and, within a few seconds, she heard a gunshot coming from the area of the residence, according to police.
During a police investigation, police discovered that McDonald is not allowed to possess a firearm due to a prior felony conviction. McDonald pleaded guilty to a case involving insurance fraud and theft by deception in
McDonald was charged with 10 felony counts of prohibited possession of a firearm, misdemeanor counts of simple assault and terroristic threats and a summary count of harassment.
He was arraigned before District Judge
His preliminary hearing is scheduled for
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