"Drug Deal Goes Wrong On Milwaukee's North Side"
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MILWAUKEE — A 19-year-old Milwaukee woman has been criminally charged in connection with the shooting death of a 30 year old man, who we have yet to find out his name. The incident occurred on the North Side off of 64th And Silver Spring on October 25th.
Arijana Cooks-Rodriguez faces one count of felony murder in this case.
According to a criminal complaint, when officers arrived on scene, they found the victim on the floor of Rodriguez's home — covered in blood and screaming that he could not breathe. Life-saving measures were attempted, but were unsuccessful.
A witness told investigators he was waiting in the car outside for Rodriguez to come back with his money, but instead he heard gun shots. He stated that he over heard the victim screaming for help — indicating he had been shot. The man called 911, and told investigators: “That a man had been shot.”
The complaint indicates investigators spoke with a man who said he was with the victim who was wanting to buy heroine from Rodriguez. This man said about two weeks prior to the victim's death, the victim met up with Rodriguez — asking her if he could to credit some more heroine until he got paid.
On October 25th, the man said he and the victim picked up Rodriguez and they drove to 64th And Silver Spring . They entered a home in the area, and once inside, the man stated that Rodriguez pointed a gun at himself, and the suspect said: “Give me everything you have.”
The man told investigators he lunged at Rodriguez and grabbed her by the arm. The gun then went off several times — and the man was hit in the face not being able to exit the home, while the other man took off after being shot only once.
A man named John Mccain tried to intervene, and eventually Rodriguez fled the home.
Milwaukee Police are looking for Arijana Cooks-Rodriguez. Police stated that, "She is very dangerous and armed".
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