illegal possession of a firearm

Court documents say he was previously required to register as a predatory offender.

The circumstances were eerily similar to those reported by Rochester police following a fatal shooting at the same apartment complex last week.

The case against Coleman was scheduled to go to trial next week.

Court records indicate Johnson previously spent three years in prison for a robbery conviction in 2011 and six years behind bars after being convicted as an armed habitual criminal in Illinois in 2015.

Amidst the quiet of a Thursday afternoon, tensions erupted, leading to a confrontation that would change lives forever.

Rochester police also reported finding a loaded 9 mm handgun.

His plea agreement resulted in the dismissal of a charge of illegal possession of a firearm by a person convicted of a violent crime.

His criminal past includes convictions for domestic assault, felony drug possession, and illegal possession of a firearm.

Speeds during one of the chases reached nearly 90 mph.

His criminal history includes previous convictions for robbery and assault.