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   From: democrat-pussy@minnesota.guv   
      
   A man has been charged with the murder of his ex's boyfriend, who he's accused   
   of shooting in Minneapolis at around midnight on Fourth of July.   
      
   Ryan Deshawn Taylor, 41, of Minneapolis, hid in bushes near to a building on   
   the 1300 block of Olson Memorial Highway before confronting his ex-girlfriend   
   and her boyfriend, William Lamont Hudson, as they walked near her home,   
   according to a criminal    
   complaint.   
      
   Taylor was wearing all black and a medical face mask when jumped out of the   
   bushes and ran towards the couple just after midnight.   
      
   His ex said she pulled out a phone and threatened to call the police. Taylor   
   then responded: "You're going to call who?" and pulled out a black   
   semi-automatic handgun from his front hoodie pocket, and shot Hudson in the   
   abdomen before fleeing the area.   
      
   Responders arrived on the scene to find Hudson unresponsive. He was taken to a   
   hospital where he was pronounced dead.   
      
   The ex-girlfriend told police she had been at a Fourth of July barbecue with   
   Taylor, saying they had been in a "casual on and off romantic relationship for   
   about ten years."   
      
   Taylor dropped her off after the barbecue, at which point she met up with   
   Hudson.   
      
   She began receiving messages from Taylor at 10:30 p.m. and 11:30 p.m. asking   
   for cigarettes, and she responded by calling him. She and Hudson then left her   
   apartment and walked around the front of the building, at which point Taylor   
   confronted them.   
      
   Taylor was arrested on July 6, with surveillance video showing him returning   
   home wearing the same clothing as his ex-girlfriend described him as wearing   
   at the time of the shooting.   
      
   He told police he felt his ex "toyed with him, sometimes having other   
   boyfriends and sometimes not."   
      
   He admitted he didn't know what his ex's relationship was with Hudson, and   
   also admitted to shooting Hudson.   
      
   Police have not yet recovered the gun used in the killing.   
      
   https://bringmethenews.com/minnesota-news/charges-man-hid-in-bus   
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