KANSAS CITY, Mo. — A Kansas City man, who police said was wanted for questioning in the murder of a young woman, is now behind bars facing weapons charges.
Earlier this month, Kansas City police announced that Paul Eicholz, 20, was wanted in connection with the killing of 19-year-old Breana Robison.
Robison, the mother of a 3-year-old boy, was found shot to death June 28 at a home near Blue Ridge Boulevard and Independence Avenue.
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Police were also looking for a 14-year-old in connection with the case. It’s unclear if he is in custody.
On July 18, officers were dispatched to the area of St. John and Bellaire on a shots fired call. A witness said that a white man and a Hispanic man were shooting at each other.
When officers arrived, they found spent shell casings at the scene and bullet holes in a vehicle. Surveillance video allegedly showed Eicholz firing shots.
Eicholz was arrested on an unrelated assault investigation.
According to a probable cause statement, he was wanted for several alleged violent felonies. Detectives also said in the report that Eicholz is an immediate danger to the community and has a history stealing cars.
Eicholz is being held on $75,000 cash only bond. He is not currently charged in connection with the murder of Breana Robison.
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