The teenager went to the passenger window and pointed his gun a few feet from her head. “Tell him to give me the money or I will pop a cap in your [expletive],” he allegedly told her.
The woman told police that at that point, the boy ran after her boyfriend and caught up with him. She said she saw him point a gun at her boyfriend’s stomach, then heard a gunshot. The 39-year-old fell to the ground, and the shooter ran off.
The 39-year-old man later told detectives the teenager had demanded his wallet from him, which he handed over. According to the probable cause document, the boy took the wallet with one hand and fired the gun he was holding in his other. The man was taken to Tacoma General Hospital where he underwent emergency surgery. The bullet went through his bladder and intestines, and when police spoke with him a week later, he had a colostomy bag.
While police were still on the scene, a bystander approached and told officers that he was also there to purchase a PlayStation from someone he met online. Detectives determined both sales were connected to the teenager.
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