Nine months after the Independence Day murder of a woman sparked an Amber Alert to find her 1-year-old son, Milwaukee police officers arrested the suspected gunman. Police officers arrested Reynado Hall on April 3, according to a criminal complaint filed on April 6. In the complaint, Assistant District Attorney Grant Heubner identified Hall, 21, as the man who killed Nariana Staten, 26, and Burley on July 4, 2021. When police learned that Staten had a 1-year-old son, Ayden, who was with him, they activated an Amber Alert. In the complaint, Hubner said that Hall took the boy to a relative and left him. Seeing the alert, the relative called the police. Hall made an early appearance in Milwaukee County Circuit Court on Thursday, April 7, online records show. A court commissioner granted bail for $150,000 in cash. According to the complaint, Hall had threatened to kill Staten over drugs and other property he said had been stolen from Staten’s home, where Hall was living. The document states that Hall admitted that he and others had visited the Staten’s sister’s home and Staten’s father’s home “in an effort to get the cocaine back and to prove that he had anything to do with the missing cocaine.” Wasn’t,” fired. The complaint states that Hall told detectives that Staten confronted Hall who was at a party with a different girl. “He claimed that the victim may have held the gun, but he later admitted that he was holding a gun when the shot occurred,” Huebner wrote. “The defendant stated that he did not intend to shoot her. He claimed that it was an accident.” The complaint said Hall later wrote an apology letter to Staten’s family. Hall was charged with negligent manslaughter and 12 other offenses related to manslaughter, shootings. and alleged threats. His next court appearance is scheduled for April 18.
Nine months after the Independence Day murder of a woman sparked an Amber Alert to find her 1-year-old son, Milwaukee police officers arrested the suspected gunman.
Police officers arrested Reynado Hall on April 3, according to a criminal complaint filed on April 6.
In the complaint, Assistant District Attorney Grant Heubner identified Hall, 21, as the man who murdered Nariana Staten on the 26th and Burley on July 4, 2021.
When police learned that Staten had a 1-year-old son, Ayden, who was with him, They Activated Amber Alert,
In the complaint, Hubner said that Hall took the boy to a relative and left him.
Seeing the alert, the relative called the police.
Hall made an early appearance in Milwaukee County Circuit Court on Thursday, April 7, online records show.
A court commissioner granted bail on $150,000 in cash.
According to the complaint, Hall had threatened to kill Staten over drugs and other property he said had been stolen from Staten’s home, where Hall was living.
The document states that Hall admitted that he and others had visited Staten’s sister’s home and Staten’s father’s home “in an effort to get the cocaine back and to prove that he had anything to do with the missing cocaine.” No,” opened fire.
On the day of the murder, the complaint states that Hall told detectives that Staten confronted Hall who was at a party with a different girl.
“He claimed that the victim may have held the gun, but later admitted that he was holding a gun when the shot occurred,” Haubner wrote. “The defendant stated that he did not intend to shoot her. He claimed that it was an accident.”
The complaint said Hall later wrote an apology letter to Staten’s family.
Hall was charged with negligent manslaughter and 12 other offenses related to manslaughter, shootings and alleged threats.
His next court appearance is scheduled for April 18.