Woman shot at Gainesville hotel during well-being check charged with aggravated assault
According to the sworn complaint, the woman pointed a gun at Alachua County Sheriff's Office deputies before being shot to "eliminate the threat."
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According to the sworn complaint, the woman pointed a gun at Alachua County Sheriff's Office deputies before being shot to "eliminate the threat."
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“You’re going to live with this the rest of your life.” The text message from her estranged husband arrived at 5:39 a.m., even as Minde Reinhart was already on the phone with a sheriff’s dispatcher pleading for help and searching for answers. Paul Reinhart, 46, had disappeared into the night with the couple’s two young sons. She replied by text: “Please don’t hurt yourself or the boys. Please come home.” No answer. He had stopped texting, she told a 911 dispatcher. Above: A 2:38 excerpt of a nearly 12-minute 911 call on Tuesday, May 4, from Minde Reinhart, 42, of Gainesville w...
Minde Reinhart, 42, had raced through darkness to the luxury home in a gated community in Gainesville where she lived until recently with her husband and sons. Her depressed husband — who separated from his wife and recently lost his high-paying executive job — had bizarrely published 64 photos from their wedding 19 years ago to his Facebook page at 5 a.m. Texts to Minde around the same time — which ended abruptly — made clear he blamed her for their pending divorce. “You should have put your family first,” he wrote. “Now it's too late. You're so selfish. You're going to live wi...