York County man charged with firing rifle at neighbor’s home, making death threats
A York County man has been charged with shooting into a neighbor’s house, according to sheriff’s office documents and jail records.
Tyler Wayne Bowen, 24, is charged with attempted murder, shooting into an occupied dwelling, and possession of a weapon during a violent crime, according to arrest warrants in the case obtained by The Herald.
No one was hurt, deputies said.
Bowen is accused of using a hunting rifle to fire multiple shots into a neighbor’s home on Propst Road west of York late Saturday, warrants show. Bowen made death threats toward the neighbor and shouted, “I’m going to kill you,” warrants state.
York County Sheriff’s Office deputies found bullet holes in the wall and window of the victim’s house, an incident report showed. The victim told deputies he had to crawl on the floor out of his home to safety as the house was hit by gunfire, reports show.
A 30-30 caliber hunting rifle and shell casings were recovered and taken into evidence, deputies said.
Bowen remains in the York County jail without bail after he was denied bond in an initial court appearance, records show.
This story was originally published August 30, 2021 at 11:01 AM.
