STATE OF MISSOURI JAN 24 201? vs_ CLERK CIRCUIT COURT, COLUMBIA, M0 Henson, OTTO I., PROBABLE CAUSE STATEMENT W., ,ii?ii in .V . knowing that false statements on this form are punishable by law, state that the facts contained herein are true. 1. I have probable cause to believe that on 01/23/2017, at 1506 RIVA RIDGE HENSON, KARL OTTO 11/17/1993 committed one or more criminal offense(s): 571.015 ARMED CRIMINAL ACTION 565.050 FIRST DEGREE ASSAULT 2. The facts supporting this belief are as followsr ?On 1/23/17 at approximately 1718 hrs, I was dispatched to a call at 1506 Riva Ridge, in reference to a Shots Heard call. I was advised.by dispatch that a male, identified as Karl Henson, had got his phone stolen and he had fired seven shots at the suspect, who left the area wearing a striped black hoodie, and white/tan cargo pants. Upon arrival, I made contact with Henson. Henson advised me that he had met D.R. at the target location in the front yard to sell an IPhone 7. Henson stated that D-R. was looking at his phone and was deciding whether or not he wanted to buy it. Henson advised me that D.R. stated to him that he needed to go grab his SIM card. Henson advised that D.R. left and went behind the duplex for a couple of minutes, and then came back. Henson stated to me that D.R. came back and started to look at the phone again. While it was inside of hand, Henson stated that D.R. ran away with his phone to the rear of the duplex. Henson then stated that he then started chasing D.R. to the rear of the duplex as he was shooting at him. Henson stated that he followed D.R. into the brush in a field behind the duplex, still shooting at him. Henson stated that he witnessed D.R. fall ?hard", and then get back up and continue running. Hensons stated that he was not sure if he hit him or not. Henson stated to me that he believed that he had shot approximately six rounds and dropped one unspent round. Henson further voluntarily stated to me "the only reason I thought it was okay to shoot-at him while he was running away was because of what happened with the new year on the law change?. Henson then stated something along the lines of "the old law, you weren't allowed to shoot somebody when their back is turned to you". I spoke to M.O. who lived at a duplex nearby. M.0. advised that he heard the shots and walked outside the rear of his duplex. M.O. stated that approximately two minutes later, he saw a black male, approximately 6 feet, with a black jacket, and a black hoodie with white stripes on it. M.O. advised that the guy had his hand in his pockets and was limping on his left leg. M.O. advised that he asked the guy if he was okay, and the guy ignored him and kept walking through the backyard. The gun was located in the back of Henson's vehicle. I recovered two shell casings from the side of the duplex leading back to the rear brush line of the property. I also recovered an unspent round. D.R. was located at the University Hospital with a gunshot would to his left heel. Henson was taken into custody and transported to the Columbia Police Department, where he was read his Miranda Rights and refused to speak to a detective. - Henson was arrested forlAssault in the_Eirst Degree and Armed Criminal Action for causing serious physical injury to nia:?and in the. commission of a felony. Henson was then transported to the Boone County Jail. 3. For the issuance of a warrant in a misdemeanor case, complete the following I believe that the defendant will not appear in court in response to a criminal summons because: Henson shot at D.R. and caused a serious physical injury. I believe that defendant poses a danger to a crime victim because Henson shot the victim. (2) a danger to the community or to any other person because Henson committed a ?elony'with a deadly weapon in a residential area. STEVENS, SPIRITCD 7 fees CPD case #2017-000757 if! :0