stating:  I'm going to shoot the house up and shoot you.  A  lethality assessment  was conducted in which Walls said that Taylor had previously threatened to kill her, has choked her, and either has a firearm or has easy access to one.

Women shot

Dig deeper:

Prosecutors said, a few hours later, Milwaukee police got a 911 call about a woman who was shot in the area of 42nd and Good Hope, with another woman having been shot across the street. Walls, was unresponsive and died at the scene. The other victim was taken to the hospital and later identified the shooter as Taylor from a photo lineup.

Front-porch video surveillance from the home showed both women walking on the sidewalk when Taylor pulled up. The complaint said Walls ran toward the home, banged on the door and shouted  get away from me!  as Taylor followed her. The complaint said Taylor walked up the steps, aimed a gun directly at Walls and shot her three times at near point-blank range. He then shot the other woman before fleeing the scene.

Amaya Walls

 She was trying to get away 

What they're saying:

Taylor's mother confirmed to investigators that Taylor and Walls had a history of intense fighting, and that Taylor called her earlier that day simply to say he loved her, the complaint said.

FOX6 News talked with a family member, whose identity is concealed because she is fearful Taylor will retaliate against her.

 Amaya wanted to get away. She was trying to get away, and he just wouldn't let her,  the family member said.  We want justice. Definitely on the police behalf because y'all didn't do your part to patrol the area when the call got put out and didn't do what you needed to do. 

The other side:

FOX6 News reached out to the Milwaukee Police Department after speaking to the family on Oct. 12. MPD did not respond regarding the family's comments, but reiterated that they are looking for a suspect and no arrests had been made.