Man charged in January shooting outside Pueblo pool house

PUEBLO, Colo. (KRDO)– A Pueblo male has been charged with tried murder in relationship with a January shooting outside the house of Vintage Q’s Pool House.

Law enforcement say, Rene Gonzales, 47, stepped exterior of a motor vehicle by the pool property on January 15 and was shot at least 4 moments. According to an arrest affidavit, Gonzales was with her son, who police allege is a member of a rival gang.

The Pueblo Police Division arrested Dante Williams Thursday for firing the photographs. He’s been billed with attempted murder.

On February 14, law enforcement set out a surveillance video and a monitor capture of a male putting on a Pittsburgh Pirates hat and jersey. Law enforcement wrote they thought the gentleman was the capturing suspect.

Law enforcement say they identified the vehicle that the shooters have been in as a silver Ford Fusion, which belonged to Daniel Howard. Law enforcement wrote Gonzales acquired into the passenger seat of the automobile after the shooting.

According to the arrest affidavit, Williams denied he was at the pool house, but granted investigators accessibility to his cell phone. On that cellphone, police wrote they located photographs of Williams donning the specific outfit noticed in the surveillance footage from the business enterprise.

Mobile cellular phone documents clearly show at least 14 calls had been made in between Howard and Williams on the morning of the taking pictures, and cell cellular phone tower records showed Williams was in the space of the bar at the time of the shooting.

Howard was shot and killed a few months later, reportedly in the parking large amount of the Pueblo Village Flats. Williams drove Howard to the clinic before he died in the unexpected emergency place. He told law enforcement Howard was shot by another person wearing a mask in a truck.

Before he was killed, Howard told law enforcement he didn’t know anything at all about the January 15 incident, but customers of his family members documented that they listened to him stating that it was Williams who experienced shot Gonzales.

Williams was interviewed in the January 15 taking pictures, and allegedly explained to law enforcement he experienced achieved Howard that day to give him $1,500 for a authorized situation. 

The identical day Howard was allegedly murdered, Pueblo Police had posted Howard to their “weekly risk-free streets wanted felony round-up,” stating they had a warrant for Howard’s arrest. He had a no-bond warrant for initial-degree murder – severe indifference along with prohibited use of a firearm and reckless endangerment.

Before his arrest, detectives have been tipped off that Williams might be going to Arizona. When police drove earlier his property they say they located five U-Haul containers in the driveway. Detectives wrote they were being worried Williams may be transferring to stay away from prosecution for the investigation into the taking pictures of Gonzales.

When asked if Williams was a individual of desire in Howard’s death, a Pueblo Law enforcement department spokesperson explained they are nonetheless investigating.