She later arrived to the area with her hands above her head and police took her into custody.Īccording to the complaint, Anderson told police that she was leasing a vehicle from MSI Auto and was having issues with it the next day. The employee told police that the suspect drove away.Ī Madison Police Department officer told a Middleton officer that they had found the suspect vehicle and that Anderson was being driven back to Schroeder Road from Tree Lane by a family member.

The employee then recalled hearing a gunshot and saw the victim run outside with the suspect following him.

In the complaint, an officer recounted arriving to the MSI Auto to find a person laying on the ground in the parking lot and two people kneeling by him.Īn employee who worked at the business told a Middleton Police Department officer that the victim was “dealing with an angry customer” and heard him tell the woman to leave, according to the complaint. from Gambia in 2011 to pursue his American dream. His family explained how he came to the U.S. His wife, who is pregnant, said she is devastated by the loss. Family of Samba spoke about him in court, saying their community will never be the same without him and that they still fear for their lives as they grieve their loss. The Dane County Medical Examiner’s Office identified the victim Wednesday afternoon as 34-year-old Kawsu Samba. She must follow certain conditions if she posts bond, including not being allowed to be in the 3000 block of Parmenter Street in Middleton, not possessing any dangerous weapons, or contacting the family of the victim. Jakira Anderson, 23, appeared in Dane County Circuit Court Wednesday, where her cash bond was set at $1 million. (WMTV) - The woman accused of killing a Middleton used car dealership employee did so while she was at the business to complain about issues with a vehicle she says started a day after she leased it, a criminal complaint alleges.

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