TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WTXL) - A Havana man has been arrested for following and shooting at his ex-girlfriend while she was driving home from work.
Travis Bosby, 26, was arrested by the Tallahassee Police Department on Saturday.
In November, TPD responded to Liberty Street in response to the victim reporting that her ex-boyfriend, Bosby, had just shot at her car.
The victim told officers that they had an argument on Oct. 24 and had not spoken since that time.
She stated that on her way home from work, she noticed Bosby following her in his car. As the victim continued to drive along Kissimmee Street approaching Mills Street, Bosby pulled ahead of her, came to an abrupt stop, and got out of his car.
The victim said Bosby then fired one shot while pointing the gun at her as she was driving.
According to court documents, the victim was able to drive around Bosby and go to a relative's house on Liberty Street.
Officers tried to find Bosby at his listed address but were unsuccessful.
Police said there were no impacts on the victim's car related to being hit by a bullet and she was uninjured.
While driving around the area of Kissimmee and Mills Street, officers found a recently fired cartridge case of .380 ACP caliber in front of Argos Concrete Company.
Employees with Argos told officers that the building which the bullet passed through was occupied at the time with Argos employees.
Based on evidence and the victim identifying Bosby as the suspect, he is being charged with resisting officer obstruct without violence, aggravated assault with deadly weapon without intent to kill, and firing weapon into occupied structure.
He was taken to the Leon County Detention Facility over the weekend and his bond has been set at $25,500.
