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Inset: Cassandra Stuckey (Miami-Dade County). Background: The 1800 block of Northwest 44th Street in Miami-Dade County, Fla., where Cassandra Stuckey and the victim live (Google Maps).
A Florida woman is facing multiple charges for opening fire on a man she lives with after he told the 59-year-old, “You don’t run this house,” prompting her to spit in the victim’s face and pull a silver revolver on him, which she blasted in his direction at least four times, cops say.
“P— boy,” Cassandra Stuckey allegedly called the victim before opening fire on him, according to her arrest report, which was obtained by local ABC affiliate WPLG.
Stuckey, who is a Miami resident, has been charged with attempted second-degree murder with a deadly weapon and illegal possession of a firearm in connection with her alleged Sunday night shooting attack, according to court records.
The man, who has not been identified publicly, was at a home that he shares with Stuckey in the 1800 block of Northwest 44th Street when she allegedly fired upon him, the Miami Police Department reports.
The victim allegedly told authorities he heard Stuckey talking to someone outside the home about how she “runs this house,” according to WPLG. When she walked inside, he allegedly told Stuckey, “You don’t run this house,” before going into his room.
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Police said Stuckey retrieved the revolver from her bedroom and then walked over to the victim’s glass-paneled door to his room, tapping on it with the gun. After calling him a “p— boy,” she fired a single shot into his room and then four additional gunshots, police said. A witness who was at the scene allegedly told detectives he heard the argument and watched Stuckey fire “three to four rounds” toward the victim’s bedroom.
Stuckey, a four-time convicted felon for possession of cocaine, allegedly denied firing a gun into the victim’s bedroom and noted how there were no bullet holes in the victim’s door to prove it, WPLG reports. A gun matching witness and victim descriptions was allegedly found inside the home the following day.
It’s unclear what sort of relationship Stuckey and the victim had, with cops only revealing that they lived together. Stuckey was being held Monday on a $12,500 bond, according to jail records.
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