Topline: Court records indicate that Pittsburgh teen Brandon Walker-Stevens has been charged with 26 criminal counts in connection with an alleged attempted homicide.
Published: June 1, 2023 8:02 am ET
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Brandon Walker-Stevens. Mugshot provided by the Allegheny County Jail. Background photo credit: Ricky Esquivel / Pexels.
Name: Brandon Walker-Stevens
Gender: Male
Age: 19
Agency: Pittsburgh Police Department
Court: Magisterial District Court 05-0-03
Docket Number: MJ-05003-CR-0002111-2023
Date Filed: April 15, 2023
Bail: $50,000
Confinement: Allegheny County Jail
Confinement Reason: Unable to post bail.
Criminal Charges
- Criminal attempt – criminal homicide (Felony 1)
- Aggravated assault – attempts to cause SBI or causes injury with extreme indifference (Felony 1)
- Aggravated assault – attempts to cause SBI or causes injury with extreme indifference (Felony 1)
- Aggravated assault – attempts to cause SBI or causes injury with extreme indifference (Felony 1)
- Aggravated assault – attempts to cause SBI or causes injury with extreme indifference (Felony 1)
- Aggravated assault – attempts to cause SBI or causes injury with extreme indifference (Felony 1)
- Aggravated assault – attempts to cause or causes BI with deadly weapon (Felony 2)
- Aggravated assault – attempts to cause or causes BI with deadly weapon (Felony 2)
- Aggravated assault – attempts to cause or causes BI with deadly weapon (Felony 2)
- Aggravated assault – attempts to cause or causes BI with deadly weapon (Felony 2)
- Aggravated assault – attempts to cause or causes BI with deadly weapon (Felony 2)
- Aggravated assault – attempts to cause or causes BI with deadly weapon (Felony 2)
- Discharge of a firearm into occupied structure (Felony 3)
- Discharge of a firearm into occupied structure (Felony 3)
- Firearms not to be carried without a license (Felony 3)
- Propel missile into occupied vehicles (Misdemeanor 1)
- Recklessly endangering another person (Misdemeanor 2)
- Recklessly endangering another person (Misdemeanor 2)
- Recklessly endangering another person (Misdemeanor 2)
- Recklessly endangering another person (Misdemeanor 2)
- Recklessly endangering another person (Misdemeanor 2)
- Recklessly endangering another person (Misdemeanor 2)
- Recklessly endangering another person (Misdemeanor 2)
- Recklessly endangering another person (Misdemeanor 2)
- Recklessly endangering another person (Misdemeanor 2)
- Recklessly endangering another person (Misdemeanor 2)
Presumption of Innocence: A presumption of innocence means that any defendant in a criminal trial is presumed to be innocent until they have been proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt in a court of law. The defendant in this case is only accused of the charges set forth in the criminal complaint. They are innocent until proven guilty.
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Brandon Walker-Stevens. Mugshot provided by the Allegheny County Jail. Background photo credit: Ricky Esquivel / Pexels.
Name: Brandon Walker-Stevens
Gender: Male
Age: 19
Agency: Pittsburgh Police Department
Court: Magisterial District Court 05-0-03
Docket Number: MJ-05003-CR-0002111-2023
Date Filed: April 15, 2023
Bail: $50,000
Confinement: Allegheny County Jail
Confinement Reason: Unable to post bail.
Criminal Charges
- Criminal attempt – criminal homicide (Felony 1)
- Aggravated assault – attempts to cause SBI or causes injury with extreme indifference (Felony 1)
- Aggravated assault – attempts to cause SBI or causes injury with extreme indifference (Felony 1)
- Aggravated assault – attempts to cause SBI or causes injury with extreme indifference (Felony 1)
- Aggravated assault – attempts to cause SBI or causes injury with extreme indifference (Felony 1)
- Aggravated assault – attempts to cause SBI or causes injury with extreme indifference (Felony 1)
- Aggravated assault – attempts to cause or causes BI with deadly weapon (Felony 2)
- Aggravated assault – attempts to cause or causes BI with deadly weapon (Felony 2)
- Aggravated assault – attempts to cause or causes BI with deadly weapon (Felony 2)
- Aggravated assault – attempts to cause or causes BI with deadly weapon (Felony 2)
- Aggravated assault – attempts to cause or causes BI with deadly weapon (Felony 2)
- Aggravated assault – attempts to cause or causes BI with deadly weapon (Felony 2)
- Discharge of a firearm into occupied structure (Felony 3)
- Discharge of a firearm into occupied structure (Felony 3)
- Firearms not to be carried without a license (Felony 3)
- Propel missile into occupied vehicles (Misdemeanor 1)
- Recklessly endangering another person (Misdemeanor 2)
- Recklessly endangering another person (Misdemeanor 2)
- Recklessly endangering another person (Misdemeanor 2)
- Recklessly endangering another person (Misdemeanor 2)
- Recklessly endangering another person (Misdemeanor 2)
- Recklessly endangering another person (Misdemeanor 2)
- Recklessly endangering another person (Misdemeanor 2)
- Recklessly endangering another person (Misdemeanor 2)
- Recklessly endangering another person (Misdemeanor 2)
- Recklessly endangering another person (Misdemeanor 2)
Presumption of Innocence: A presumption of innocence means that any defendant in a criminal trial is presumed to be innocent until they have been proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt in a court of law. The defendant in this case is only accused of the charges set forth in the criminal complaint. They are innocent until proven guilty.
Editor's Note: ThePo makes every effort to accurately transcribe the contents of affidavits of probable cause contained in criminal complaints. Often, the complaints themselves are copies of copies of faxed copies, and are difficult to read. To confirm the accuracy of our transcription, contact the Magisterial District Court listed above and request a copy of the criminal complaint. It's a public record to which you are entitled.
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Pittsburgh Teen Slapped with Attempted Homicide, ‘Propelling Missile Into Vehicle’ Charges
Court records indicate that Pittsburgh teen Brandon Walker-Stevens has been charged with 26 criminal counts in connection with an alleged attempted homicide.
By Staff Reports
Published: June 1, 2023 8:02 am ET
Brandon Walker-Stevens. Mugshot provided by the Allegheny County Jail. Background photo credit: Ricky Esquivel / Pexels.
Name: Brandon Walker-Stevens
Gender: Male
Age: 19
Agency: Pittsburgh Police Department
Court: Magisterial District Court 05-0-03
Docket Number: MJ-05003-CR-0002111-2023
Date Filed: April 15, 2023
Bail: $50,000
Confinement: Allegheny County Jail
Confinement Reason: Unable to post bail.
Criminal Charges
- Criminal attempt – criminal homicide (Felony 1)
- Aggravated assault – attempts to cause SBI or causes injury with extreme indifference (Felony 1)
- Aggravated assault – attempts to cause SBI or causes injury with extreme indifference (Felony 1)
- Aggravated assault – attempts to cause SBI or causes injury with extreme indifference (Felony 1)
- Aggravated assault – attempts to cause SBI or causes injury with extreme indifference (Felony 1)
- Aggravated assault – attempts to cause SBI or causes injury with extreme indifference (Felony 1)
- Aggravated assault – attempts to cause or causes BI with deadly weapon (Felony 2)
- Aggravated assault – attempts to cause or causes BI with deadly weapon (Felony 2)
- Aggravated assault – attempts to cause or causes BI with deadly weapon (Felony 2)
- Aggravated assault – attempts to cause or causes BI with deadly weapon (Felony 2)
- Aggravated assault – attempts to cause or causes BI with deadly weapon (Felony 2)
- Aggravated assault – attempts to cause or causes BI with deadly weapon (Felony 2)
- Discharge of a firearm into occupied structure (Felony 3)
- Discharge of a firearm into occupied structure (Felony 3)
- Firearms not to be carried without a license (Felony 3)
- Propel missile into occupied vehicles (Misdemeanor 1)
- Recklessly endangering another person (Misdemeanor 2)
- Recklessly endangering another person (Misdemeanor 2)
- Recklessly endangering another person (Misdemeanor 2)
- Recklessly endangering another person (Misdemeanor 2)
- Recklessly endangering another person (Misdemeanor 2)
- Recklessly endangering another person (Misdemeanor 2)
- Recklessly endangering another person (Misdemeanor 2)
- Recklessly endangering another person (Misdemeanor 2)
- Recklessly endangering another person (Misdemeanor 2)
- Recklessly endangering another person (Misdemeanor 2)
Presumption of Innocence: A presumption of innocence means that any defendant in a criminal trial is presumed to be innocent until they have been proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt in a court of law. The defendant in this case is only accused of the charges set forth in the criminal complaint. They are innocent until proven guilty.
Editor's Note: ThePo makes every effort to accurately transcribe the contents of affidavits of probable cause contained in criminal complaints. Often, the complaints themselves are copies of copies of faxed copies, and are difficult to read. To confirm the accuracy of our transcription, contact the Magisterial District Court listed above and request a copy of the criminal complaint. It's a public record to which you are entitled.
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