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Minnesota Woman Killed After She’s Caught in Gunfight Between Son, Former Lover Who Came to Pick Up His Stuff: Cops

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Source: Co.dakota.mn.us; Mega

April 27 2023, Published 10:01 a.m. ET

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A Minnesota man is charged with murdering his mother during a gunfight with her former lover, according to authorities.

Billy Joe Pryor Jr., 25, recently was charged with second-degree murder in Dakota County.

So was the other shooter in the gunfight, Willie Selmon II, 40.

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Prosecutors told KSTP-TV that Michelle McGill, 49, was found shot 10 times outside her Apple Valley home last July.

Pryor and Selmon reportedly traded gunshots after they parked side-by-side in her driveway. McGill became caught in the crossfire while in her vehicle.

Selmon told detectives he'd broken off a long relationship with McGill and went to her home to pick up some personal possessions.

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Police say they arrived to find Pryor trying to comfort his mother. Selmon reportedly drove to a nearby hospital, because he had gunshot wounds to his head.

Both suspects had separate bond hearings late last week, according to the Twin Cities Pioneer-Press.

Pryor was held on a $100,000 bond, awaiting a May 3 hearing.

Selmon's bond is $1 million, with his next court appearance scheduled for May 15.

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