TRAVERSE CITY — A Traverse City woman is facing four felony counts after she allegedly shot at an 80-year-old man outside of his assisted living cottage.
Julie White, 64, was arraigned on Zoom on Friday afternoon at the 86th District Court in Traverse City on one count carrying a concealed weapon, one count of attempted homicide, one count of carrying a dangerous weapon with unlawful intent and one count of felony firearm.
Her charges come after police responded to 500 block of Cottage Arbor Lane on the grounds of the Grand Traverse Commons at 2:53 a.m. on Nov. 30, to a “weapons complaint” after someone heard a gunshot.
According to Traverse City Police Department reports, White is suspected of firing one round toward the 80-year-old and fleeing.
She was later found and taken into custody.
Mary Marois, chairwoman of Grand Traverse County Health and Human Services which oversees the Pavilions, said she was made aware of the incident as the man lives at the assisted-living cottages. The shooter was not a resident, and the incident happened outside, she said.
Traverse City Police Department officials declined additional comment, citing the open investigation.
White’s bond was set at $750,000 cash surety. She remains incarcerated and has not posted bond as of Monday evening.
Her next court date is scheduled for Dec. 8 at 2 p.m. in front of Magistrate Tammi Rodgers at the 86th District Courthouse in Traverse City.
Peter Kobs contributed reporting to this article.