Woman suspected of shooting at man earlier this year arrested for violating no contact order
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The following is a news release from IFPD.
IDAHO FALLS – Idaho Falls Police responded to the 2000 block of Alan Street just after midnight on Sunday, June 17th, after Idaho Falls Public Safety Dispatch received a call from a resident reporting a disturbance and concern for the welfare of a child. When officers arrived, they heard Tanisha Hill and a man speaking inside the residence, but refused to answer the door. Hill was arrested by Idaho Falls Police on charges of violating a no contact order and resisting or obstructing officers.
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The no contact order was entered following an incident which occurred on April 22nd when police responded to report of shots fired on the 1300 block of Paul Street. Just a few minutes later, police were dispatched to a related call of a hit and run accident near Gallup St. and Woodruff Ave., where a tan Acura hit a fence, a shed and uprooted a stop sign. Hill is the suspect in both incidents.
On April 23rd, Hill was charged with Aggravated Assault with a Deadly Weapon without the Intent to Kill, but a month later, the charge was amended to Unlawful Discharge of a Weapon at a House.
Hill was also charged with Leaving the Scene of an Accident on after police investigated the damage to the fence, shed and stop sign near Gallup St. and Woodruff.
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