Toddie Woods, who is accused of pulling the trigger in a shooting that killed one and left two injured at a Douglas Heights apartment in July, has now been arrested for domestic violence while out on bond.
On New Year’s Day, police were called to a home in the 1300 block of East 31st Street, where an officer found Woods and a woman in the middle of an altercation.
A witness told police the altercation began over whether the woman, identified as 24-year-old Chanetta Smith, should drive while intoxicated and Woods, 26, had tried to stop her. Neither would provide a statement to police about what happened, and based on the officer’s own observation and a witness statement, the officer concluded that both Woods and Smith were equally assaultive toward each other.
Smith was also arrested and charged with domestic assault. The Times Free Press does not typically identify victims of domestic assault. In this case, however, both parties were charged.
Woods, who had been indicted on several charges in connection to the July Douglas Heights shooting, including one for first-degree murder, had been out on a $325,000 bond when the assault took place.