Südflorida wife charged with 20 crimes after allegedly firing at least eight shots on a Walmart parking lot

Personnel report

Gaineville, Florida-Brandy Alexis McLaughlin, 56, from Hollywood, Florida, was arrested this afternoon after he allegedly fired at least eight shots during a several hours of dealing that required the evacuation of numerous companies in Butler Plaza.

Around 7:49 a.m. a call from McLaughlin was received, who said she accidentally released her firearm in terms of an act of vandalism; She supposedly said she had petrol and there would be problems if someone would shoot her.

When Gainesville officers arrived, the Gainesville Fire Rescue fire brigade informed them that they heard two shots from McLaughlin Utility supporters on the Walmart parking lot.

The officials contacted McLaughlin by phone and asked them to get out of the trailer several times so that they could speak to her. Accordingly, she declined every time and occurred every time to get out. She wanted the officials to be accessible to her trailer, and also asked pictures that showed where the officers were stationed to determine whether [officers were] Too close to your trailer. “During these calls, she said she had propane tanks, a loaded AR-15 rifle and two handguns.

At around 9:07 a.m., McLaughlin allegedly fired another round, but the officials could not find out where the round was going. McLaughlin allegedly set up a weapon on the officials several times during the negotiations.

Another round was fired at 9:15 a.m., and reports were reported to further rounds at 11.45 a.m., 11:57 a.m., 11:58 a.m. and 11:59 a.m.

The arrest officer reported that every shot put numerous people at risk, including the original respondents, the Walmart customers, people who drive after the race and additional law enforcement and emergency reaction teams.

The arrest officer reported that McLaughlin “suffered from audio and visual exclusions. [She] Sometimes it seemed to talk to people who were not there and also saw people who weren't there. “This supposedly disabled attempts to solve the situation.

It was finally taken into custody at 1:50 p.m.

McLaughlin was charged against a law enforcement officer due to nine cases of serious assault, ten due to severe battery against a law enforcement officer who resisted an official with force, resisting an official without violence and a firearm in public.

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