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   Rickey Donnel Webster (Anoka County Jail)   
   By Crime Watch MN, Sept. 30, 2022, updated   
      
   A homeless man who should have been in prison on a prior conviction is now   
   charged with nearly killing a Coon Rapids woman by slitting her throat as she   
   showered.   
      
   Rickey Donnel Webster, 27, has been charged with first-, second- and   
   fourth-degree assault in Anoka County Court following the Wednesday attack.   
      
   Charges say Coon Rapids, Minn., police responded Wednesday on a report of an   
   assault. The 911 caller said a woman had shown up at his door with a large cut   
   to her neck and bleeding profusely.   
      
   Police arrived to find the victim who appeared to be in shock from blood loss.   
   The victim was able to tell police that a man named “Rickey” had entered   
   her bathroom while she was in the shower and cut her neck with a large knife.   
      
   The victim was rushed to the hospital where she was intubated and underwent   
   emergency surgery. The charging document says that the extent of the   
   victim’s injury created “a high probability of death.”   
      
   The officer was able to locate Webster nearby. Charges say Webster was acting   
   very erratically and was requesting medical attention. Webster was brought to   
   the hospital where he was restrained. While the officer was restraining him,   
   Webster thrashed his    
   head and bit the officer’s left ring finger, causing the nail to crack.   
      
   Webster, who has no permanent address, according to the jail booking record,   
   should have been in prison at the time of the assault.   
      
   Webster was convicted last November on a felony drug count in Scott County and   
   was sentenced to 17 months in prison. However, Judge Caroline H. Lennon stayed   
   the prison sentence and instead placed Webster on probation for three years.   
      
   Webster has a history of felony convictions including third-degree burglary   
   (was converted to a misdemeanor), criminal vehicular operation involving   
   substantial bodily harm while a controlled substance [is present in the body],   
   and auto theft. Other    
   convictions include gross misdemeanors on DWI and theft, and misdemeanor   
   obstructing the legal process.   
      
   Webster made his first court appearance on the new charge on Friday and was   
   granted a public defender. Webster remains in custody on $600,000 bail.   
      
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