DULUTH – On the mid-April night that Chantel Moose was fatally stabbed outside a downtown bar, Trayvon Joseph Walters fired at least two shots toward the fleeing suspect and a man who was pistol-whipping the accused. Then Walters took off for six months.

Walters, 27, traveled back from Colorado and turned himself in to local law enforcement officials on Wednesday morning, according to his attorney, assistant public defender Aaron Haddorff. He faces charges of second-degree assault with a dangerous weapon — along with unrelated charges of second-degree assault from 2020 — and appeared before Judge Eric Hylden in the afternoon at the St. Louis County Courthouse. His bail is set at $250,000.

Darrius Lamar Plummer, 34, is charged with second-degree murder without intent in the death of Moose, 25, a Duluth woman with a young daughter and described as having a great sense of humor and a love of music. Plummer was arrested in Michigan two months after the incident.

Kimonte Travion Cadge, 26, who was taken to a hospital for the gunshot wound Walters allegedly inflicted, was charged with second-degree assault with a dangerous weapon. He was extradited from Cook County Jail in Chicago and was booked in St. Louis County Jail in September.

According to the criminal complaint: Moose and Plummer, who is friends with Moose's ex-boyfriend, got into an argument after bar close on April 12 outside Spurs on 1st Street. A bouncer intervened, and Plummer reached over him to take a swipe at Moose with a knife with a 4- to 6-inch blade. Moose backed up and walked away before she dropped to the sidewalk.

When Plummer saw her fall, he took off running.

Cadge chased him, pistol-whipped him, then fired his gun at him. Walters, according to the criminal complaint, fired at least two shots toward both men, then left in a vehicle. Cadge retreated to a nearby apartment before he was transported to the hospital.

Moose was pronounced dead at a hospital, with a stab wound to the right side of her chest.

Arrest warrants were issued for the three men on April 19, according to the Duluth Police Department.

Walters's other second-degree assault charge is from a 2020 party in Duluth's Central Hillside where he is accused of shooting three people.