Woman Stabs Boyfriend, Fires Gun, Escapes Custody

0:00This is Tampa Bay News Today, powered by AI and presented by the Daily News Now. Police in Windsor Haven responded to a possible shooting call around 3.30am on Monday at an apartment complex on Galwyn Drive. They arrested a 29-year-old woman named Unique Isaac after she allegedly stabbed her boyfriend during a fight and fired shots outside the building. She spaced in serious charges like domestic battery with a deadly weapon, aggravated the assault with intense a kill, escape, and multiple counts of, resisting arrest and battery on officers. The trouble started inside the apartment where the couple argued violently with their two young children present. Isaac grabbed a knife and cut the man on the arm. He stepped out to calm things down, but when he returned for his things, she pointed a gun at his head and fired rounds outside before he disarmed her. And she fled. The boyfriend ended up at a hospital with cuts, but was treated and released. Officers safely took the kids into protective custody and later

1:00handed them to family members. Local police chief called it a frightening ordeal for the victim in children, praising officers for handling the dangerous situation. After being handcuffed and put in a patrol car, Isaac slipped free, broke through the partition, and ran from the scene despite commands to stop. Officers tackled her when she fell, but she reached for one's holstered gun and refused to let go. They struck and taste her multiple times to gain control before securing her with extra restraints. Medically cleared at a hospital, she was booked into Polk County jail on all charges. This DNN story is thanks to our sponsor details in the description. Your pillow, your podcast, your moment, made for listening in bed, S-O-L-I, solelypillow.com.