The 15-year-old is accused of fatally shooting a man accused of beating the boy's mother. WXIX-TV reportedQuote Cincinnati Police.
Levonte Hyde, 30, was shot several times in the 1600 block of Pasadena Avenue around 12:45am on Thursday, the station said.
The woman and Hyde began to argue when Hyde called her a vulgar name and “When Hyde started to hit [the] A victim of face several times with his closed fist while driving. ”
Hyde was taken to the University of Cincinnati Medical Center with a life-threatening injury but died late Thursday morning, WXIX said.
The teen was taken into custody as an interested person, and police charged him with murder later that day, the station said, citing police. News Release.
The teenage suspect appeared in Hamilton County Juvenile Court on Friday, and prosecutors said he fired 12 rounds at Hyde, WXIX reported.
The teen refused to file charges. WWLT-TV said.
“He found the firearm, opened its safety, retrieved the firearm, and waited for the victim to arrive, so he ended up firing a 12-shot when the victim succumbed to the injury. “It was there” to WWLT.
The teenager is also one of the women's sons who accused Hyde of domestic violence, WXIX reported that he cited police spokesman Lt. Col. Jonathan Cunningham and a spokesman for Hamilton County Prosecutors.
Police filed court records on Thursday. The woman and Hyde are “co-natural parents of two children,” WXIX said.
Citing Hamilton County City Court records, WXIX said a warrant was issued Thursday for Hyde's arrest on misdemeanor domestic violence charges.
Police also asked the judge to issue a temporary protective order requiring Hyde to leave the woman, WXIX said officers called the woman in court records “a victim” and that she was told that she was He added that he pointed out that there was a visible injury to her face.
The woman told police that Hyde punched her in the face several times on Thursday, and they drove into the store, WXIX quoted the affidavit.
The woman and Hyde said, “When Hyde started to hit, they started to argue [the] There have been victims on the face several times with fists closed while driving,” WXIX said, citing a statement sworn from police.
Hyde's previous records
In July 2017, Hyde said he was charged with assault and criminal damages, citing other court records. In that case, another woman told Cincinnati police that Hyde bit her forearm, left visible marks and injured the television, walls and doors after kicking her in the residence, WXIX wrote an affidavit. I quoted it. The woman refused treatment, WXIX said the assault charge against Hyde was dropped the following year, citing a police account in court records. Hyde was convicted of criminal damage in 2018 and sentenced to 90 days in prison with 33 days of suspension and 57 days of credit, WXIX said. The judge ordered Hyde to leave the woman and pay $110 in fines and $240 in compensation, WXIX said. Hyde was placed on probation for 11 months, but WXIX said it ended in 2019 when he failed to make an unpaid payment. Hyde refused to abolish the claim from his records after the amount was paid, WXIX reported, citing a court docket.
Hyde was charged with theft in 2022 with dog sales, but WXIX said the charges were dismissed in early 2024.
What now?
The magistrate ruled that the teenage suspect must remain in detention centre or shelter care await his next hearing, expected on March 3, WXIX said.
“There was clearly something going on in the minds of young people that the courts could take into consideration in their ruling,” legal analyst Mike Allen told WXIX.
Allen added that WXIX had a “relevant” “clearly” between Hyde and the teen. [was] It's not good [the teen] This individual claims he beat his mother. Again, that is something that a judge can consider in his judgment. ”
The court also scheduled a hearing to determine whether the teenage case should be sent to adult court, WXIX reported.
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