By Paul Krueger / Special to the OB Rag
Court and jail records confirm Jane Halaska is charged with three felonies: attempted murder of Gabriel Millan, and assault with a deadly weapon on Christopher Abrahamsen. She is also charged with felony possession of a controlled substance.
Court records reveal that victim Gabrial Millan told police he had been arguing with a different woman, whom he described as "a heavy-set Hispanic female" in the alley behind Hodad's on Newport Ave when another woman "stabbed him without warning."
According to the the SDPD investigator's declaration, "Millan (later) admitted that he had kicked the heavy-set Hispanic woman, and the other woman (suspect Halaska) had yelled at him, 'That's not how you treat a lady.'"
Evidence in the case against Halaska includes a black folding knife with blood on the blade found near a dumpster behind Hodad's.
By Paul Krueger / Special to the OB Rag
Court and jail records confirm Jane Halaska is charged with three felonies: attempted murder of Gabriel Millan, and assault with a deadly weapon on Christopher Abrahamsen. She is also charged with felony possession of a controlled substance.
Court records reveal that victim Gabrial Millan told police he had been arguing with a different woman, whom he described as "a heavy-set Hispanic female" in the alley behind Hodad's on Newport Ave when another woman "stabbed him without warning."
According to the the SDPD investigator's declaration, "Millan (later) admitted that he had kicked the heavy-set Hispanic woman, and the other woman (suspect Halaska) had yelled at him, 'That's not how you treat a lady.'"
Evidence in the case against Halaska includes a black folding knife with blood on the blade found near a dumpster behind Hodad's.