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   Michael Jordan Carpenter (Benton County Jail)   
      
   A St. Cloud man is accused of killing his coworker earlier this week after she   
   repeatedly rejected his personal advances.   
      
   Michael Jordan Carpenter, 36, is charged with second-degree murder, which is   
   defined by intent but not premeditation, in the death of 28-year-old Nicole   
   Michelle Hammond.   
      
   Authorities found Hammond outside of a business on the 400 block of Lincoln   
   Avenue Northeast shortly before 7 a.m. Monday. She was pronounced dead at the   
   scene.   
      
   RELATED: Police: Woman killed in St. Cloud shooting, 1 in custody   
      
   Witnesses told police they’d seen Carpenter walk to the south end of the   
   business’s parking lot before they heard a gunshot, court documents say.   
   They add that Carpenter ran to his car and drove away after the gunshot.   
      
   According to a criminal complaint, investigators found an argument over text   
   messages between Hammond and Carpenter the night before the shooting, with   
   Hammond stating that she didn’t want to be touched or manipulated by   
   Carpenter and she didn’t want    
   him to make things uncomfortable at work.   
      
   Other coworkers told police that Carpenter had made repeated advances toward   
   Hammond over the past month, but his advances were rejected.   
      
   As police spoke with the coworkers, officers learned Carpenter had called and   
   was talking to another coworker. Officers then learned Carpenter’s location   
   and arrested him.   
      
   Inside Carpenter’s vehicle, officers found a 9 mm pistol with a loaded   
   magazine. The complaint states the style and brand of the bullets matched the   
   shell found outside the business.   
      
   When talking to police, Carpenter admitted he didn’t sleep well the night   
   before because the text argument with Hammond upset him. He also made several   
   contradictory statements but didn’t admit to shooting Hammond, according to   
   the documents.   
      
   His first court appearance hasn’t yet been set. If convicted, he’d face up   
   to 40 years behind bars.   
      
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