A 47-year-old man is accused of attempted homicide for a shooting at a Grand Chute motel Aug. 8.
Ondra Toombs is charged with one count of attempted first-degree intentional homicide with use of a dangerous weapon, as domestic abuse. He faces additional charges felony charges of possession of a firearm while convicted of an out-of-state felony, and battery or threat to a judge, prosecutor, or law enforcement officer, as well as two misdemeanor charges: resisting or obstructing an officer, and domestic abuse disorderly conduct.
Toombs made his initial appearance Aug. 13. He is being held in Outagamie County Jail on a $1 million cash bond.
What does the criminal complaint say?
The following information is from a criminal complaint:
How much prison time could he face, if convicted?
The attempted first-degree intentional homicide against Toombs is a Class A felony. As a result, if he is convicted he faces an automatic life sentence, with a judge’s discretion if he will ever be eligible to be released on extended supervision.
On the possession of a firearm while convicted of an out-of-state felony charge, Toombs may face up to five years in prison and five years of extended supervision. For the battery to a law enforcement officer charge, he could face three years in prison and three years of extended supervision.
For the misdemeanor charges, he could face additional jail time: up to nine months in jail if convicted of resisting or obstructing an officer, and up to 90 days in jail if convicted of the disorderly conduct charge.
Contact Kelli Arseneau at 920-213-3721 or karseneau@gannett.com. Follow her on Twitter at @ArseneauKelli.
This article originally appeared on Appleton Post-Crescent: Man recently released from Florida prison charged in Grand Chute motel shooting
Reporting by Kelli Arseneau, Appleton Post-Crescent / Appleton Post-Crescent
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