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SHE TRACKED HIS PHONE, TOOK AN UBER WITH A PINK GLOCK, AND SHOT THE "OTHER WOMAN." THEN SHE TOLD DETECTIVES IT WAS "KARMA."![]()
A 24-year-old Cocoa woman is charged with attempted first-degree murder after deputies say she hunted down her boyfriend and another woman in a dark field in Port St. John at 2 a.m. and fired a single shot through the passenger window.![]()
According to the arrest affidavit, Katherine Dale Kelly watched her boyfriend's location ping near the other woman's home. Her car was gone because he had taken it. So she called an Uber, put her Glock 43 in her purse, and went looking.![]()
She found her gray Volkswagen backed into a grass field off Bamboo Avenue. She walked around the front of the car to the passenger side, pulled the gun, and fired. The woman in the passenger seat was hit in the left shoulder.![]()
Before the shooting, she texted him: "I waws finna shoot sum istg."![]()
After the shooting, he texted her: "U shot her bro."![]()
Here's where it gets wild. Deputies say the boyfriend drove the wounded woman home, woke up the people inside, and LEFT before 911 was even called. Then he drove back to the scene, picked up his girlfriend, and took her home. A couple of hours later, he texted her: "I love you... im sorry this even happened... i promise im here for tou."![]()
Kelly first claimed self-defense. Later, deputies say, she admitted she wanted to "make a point." When asked if she felt guilty, she said she believed in "karma" because the other woman "should have known" he had a girlfriend.![]()
She also deleted the texts. Detectives got them from his phone anyway.![]()
The boyfriend is not charged. Should he be? Drop your thoughts below.![]()
#BrevardCounty #PortStJohn #FloridaCrime
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Day 8 of early voting is in the books: 112,412 Brevard voters have now cast a ballot, 25.1% of the county's 447,257 registered voters.![]()
Monday came back strong after a slow Sunday. 8,526 people voted in person today, up from 4,998 on Sunday and the fourth busiest day of early voting so far. Another 1,481 mail ballots came in.![]()
Democrats still lead in turnout rate at 33.5%, compared with 24.7% for Republicans. But Republicans made up 48% of today's ballots, and the Republican lead in total ballots grew from 11,966 to 13,755.![]()
The group that will decide these races is still sitting it out. NPA voters, many of whom consider themselves independents, are 24% of Brevard's registered voters but only 18% of the ballots cast so far. Just 18.7% of them have voted.![]()
If you're an independent, you literally hold the power to decide who wins this election. Neither party can win Brevard without you.![]()
Five days of early voting remain, Tuesday through Saturday, Oct. 31. You can vote at any early voting site in the county. Locations and hours are at votebrevard.gov.![]()
Have you voted yet? Tell us how long the line#brevardcountyi#earlyvotingd#election2026Voting #Election2026
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