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Man arrested after allegedly shooting Auburn woman he had a relationship with

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Man arrested after allegedly shooting Auburn woman he had a relationship with
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Auburn detectives have made an arrested after a young woman was injured in a Saturday, November 5, 2022 shooting on North Donahue Drive.

Courtesy: Jamar R. The investigation began when the Auburn Police Department responded to the East Alabama Medical Center’s Free-Standing Emergency Department in reference to a victim suffering from multiple gunshot wounds on November 5, 2022. The victim, a 22 year-old female, was able to speak with officers prior to being airlifted to a trauma center in critical condition.

An investigation was initiated by Auburn Police Detectives and a crime scene was located in the 400 block of N Donahue Dr in Auburn.

An arrest was made on November 7, 2022. 28-year-old Tyrondre Antravius Dowdell was arrested on a felony warrant charging him with domestic violence first degree. During the investigation, Dowdell was developed as the suspect in the incident and Dowdell had a relationship with the victim applicable to Alabama law associated with the crime of domestic violence first degree.

The condition of the victim remains serious, but stable. Dowdell was transported to the Lee County Jail and held on no bond, pending further judicial review.  As this is an on-going investigation, anyone with information related to this case is asked to contact the Auburn Police Department at (334) 501-3140; via the tip-line at (334) 246-1391; or through the “submit a tip” option in the Auburn Public Safety Police and Fire smartphone application.

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