Man who shot his wife dead then chased after ambulance

A local man is accused of killing someone in the first degree. Devin Hansen, 28, shot his wife, according to St. Pete Police, and then pursued the ambulance she was riding in. “As I was going to bed all of a sudden there all these lights flickering through the windows, so I come out and all my neighbours are out and we are all looking down the block and we see four or five cop cars,” Dorothy Lehner, who lives in St. Pete, said Dorothy Lehner has spent several years residing in the Holiday Park Neighbourhood of St. Pete. Three doors down from her house, she said, she saw a startling image when she woke up on Thursday morning.

The man is accused of killing someone in the first degree.
Dorothy Lehner, a St. Pete resident, stated, “I was about to go to bed when I noticed all these lights flickering through the windows. I go outside, and all my neighbours are out, and we are all looking down the block and we see four or five cop cars.”

Dorothy Lehner has spent several years residing in the Holiday Park Neighbourhood of St. Pete. Three doors down from her house, she said, she saw a startling image when she woke up on Thursday morning.

“It was scary because when we woke up this morning, the cops were still there, and they had the crime scene tape, and it’s like, oh my, what could that have been?” Lehner stated.

According to St. Pete Police, an altercation broke out between a couple on Wednesday night when they were staying with relatives at a house on 29 Avenue North.

According to officials, that is when Devin Hansen shot Yasmin Grijalva, his 35-year-old wife.

After suffering severe injuries, she was taken urgently to the hospital.

“Oh my God, are I really four houses away? “This never happens,” I exclaimed. I was therefore taken aback. I’m still in disbelief,” Lehner remarked.

Investigators claim that Hansen followed Grijalva in the ambulance in a black Cadillac.

He was eventually stopped by officers, and the Cadillac ended up crashing close to 54th Avenue South.

Apparently, Hansen was taken into custody. His spouse passed away.

“Never in my wildest dreams would I think somebody got killed,” stated Lehner.

Although the neighbourhood is usually calm and quiet, the gunfire has made the neighbours nervous.

“I believe that instead of creating fear in the neighbourhood, this will encourage people to watch out for one another and ask each other if they spot something unusual. Have you noticed that? Just to be extra cautious,” Lehner remarked.

Hansen is accused of first-degree murder, evading arrest, and domestic assault. St. Pete Police stated that they are currently conducting an investigation.

“You never leave that feeling, you never forget that sight, and a lot of people will be shocked, and I hope they seek the care of some counselling and mental health to get them through that,” Lehner added.