A 21-year-old police cadet went on a deadly shooting rampage Friday night after an argument at his ex-girlfriend's house. Cadet Michael William Little gunned down a family friend of his former girlfriend Ashley Womack, 18, before Womack's brother pulled a rifle out and shot him dead. Ashley and her mother Rhonda, 47, were also injured in the shoot out. WARNING: GRAPHIC IMAGES . Dispute: Police Cadet Michael Little, 21 (left), went on a shooting rampage Friday night after getting into an argument at his 18-year-old ex-girlfriend Ashley Womack's (left) house . Injured: Little shot at his ex Ashley (pictured), her mother Rhonda and family friend Travis Wegener before being shot dead by Ashley's 22-year-old brother Joshua. Ashley was treated and released for a gunshot wound to the leg . It's over: A group of men embrace at the scene of the shooting late Friday . The incident happened around 11:28pm Friday night at Womack's house in Knoxville, Tennessee. Police say Little and Ashley had been broken up for about two weeks when he showed up at her house that night. When he came over, Little proceeded to have an argument with Ashley and members of her family on the back patio of the house. Little was leaving the house, and walking down the driveway to his car, when he pulled out a .45 calibur handgun and shot Ashley's mother Rhonda and 'family friend' Travis Wegener, 28. Trying to patch things up? Little (right) and Womack (left) had been broken up for a couple of weeks when he came over to her house Friday night . Shots fired: Little allegedly got into an argument with Womack and members of her family. He was leaving the property when he turned around and shot at Ashley's mother Rhonda (left) and family friend Travis Wegener (right) He then proceeded to go back to the patio where he shot at Ashley. Ashley's brother Joshua Womack, 22, heard the blasts and got out the family's .22 caliber rifle which he used to shoot Little several times. Wegener died before paramedics arrived, while Little was pronounced dead after being transported to University of Tennessee Medical Center. Ashley was also taken to the hospital where she was treated and released for a gunshot wound to the leg. Hero: Ashley's 22-year-old brother Joshua (pictured) stopped the rampage by shooting Little dead . Heartbroken family: Rhonda Womack remains in serious condition at the hospital for a gunshot wound to the upper shoulder. Her husband Guy was not injured in the attack. From left to right: Guy, Ashley, Joshua and Rhonda Womack . Her mother Rhonda was last reported in serious condition for a wound to the upper shoulder. Neither Ashley's brother or her father Guy were injured in the rampage. It's unclear what relationship Travis had to Ashley, but he posted two pictures of them together to his Instagram account the day before and of his death. On one of the pictures, Ashley's mother commented: 'Love it!!! Close friendships are priceless'. Close: It's unclear what relationship Wegener and Womack had. He posted this picture of them together to Instagram, the day before his death . According to Knoxville Police spokesman Darrell DeBusk, Little was not wielding a department issued handgun at the time. Little was a part of the police cadet program, aimed at people 21 years old or younger who want to explore careers in law enforcement. Cadets are not issued handguns and are given tasks like answering citizen phone calls, issuing parking citations and assisting officers on various assignments. They are non-sworn civilian employees.
Michael William Little, a 21-year-old Knoxville, Tennessee police cadet, got into an argument at his ex-girlfriend's house Friday night .
Little shot ex-girlfriend Ashley Womack, 18, her 47-year-old mother Rhonda and family friend Travis Wegener, 28 .
Rampage was stopped when Ashley's 22-year-old brother Joshua grabbed rifle and shot Little dead .
Little and Wegener were killed in the shootout .
Ashley was treated and released from the hospital for a gunshot wound .
As of Sunday, Ashley's mother remains hospitalized in serious condition .
A 21-year-old police cadet went on a deadly shooting rampage Friday night after an argument at his ex-girlfriend's house. Cadet Michael William Little gunned down a family friend of his former girlfriend Ashley Womack, 18, before Womack's brother pulled a rifle out and shot him dead. Ashley and her mother Rhonda, 47, were also injured in the shoot out. WARNING: GRAPHIC IMAGES . Dispute: Police Cadet Michael Little, 21 (left), went on a shooting rampage Friday night after getting into an argument at his 18-year-old ex-girlfriend Ashley Womack's (left) house . Injured: Little shot at his ex Ashley (pictured), her mother Rhonda and family friend Travis Wegener before being shot dead by Ashley's 22-year-old brother Joshua. Ashley was treated and released for a gunshot wound to the leg . It's over: A group of men embrace at the scene of the shooting late Friday . The incident happened around 11:28pm Friday night at Womack's house in Knoxville, Tennessee. Police say Little and Ashley had been broken up for about two weeks when he showed up at her house that night. When he came over, Little proceeded to have an argument with Ashley and members of her family on the back patio of the house. Little was leaving the house, and walking down the driveway to his car, when he pulled out a .45 calibur handgun and shot Ashley's mother Rhonda and 'family friend' Travis Wegener, 28. Trying to patch things up? Little (right) and Womack (left) had been broken up for a couple of weeks when he came over to her house Friday night . Shots fired: Little allegedly got into an argument with Womack and members of her family. He was leaving the property when he turned around and shot at Ashley's mother Rhonda (left) and family friend Travis Wegener (right) He then proceeded to go back to the patio where he shot at Ashley. Ashley's brother Joshua Womack, 22, heard the blasts and got out the family's .22 caliber rifle which he used to shoot Little several times. Wegener died before paramedics arrived, while Little was pronounced dead after being transported to University of Tennessee Medical Center. Ashley was also taken to the hospital where she was treated and released for a gunshot wound to the leg. Hero: Ashley's 22-year-old brother Joshua (pictured) stopped the rampage by shooting Little dead . Heartbroken family: Rhonda Womack remains in serious condition at the hospital for a gunshot wound to the upper shoulder. Her husband Guy was not injured in the attack. From left to right: Guy, Ashley, Joshua and Rhonda Womack . Her mother Rhonda was last reported in serious condition for a wound to the upper shoulder. Neither Ashley's brother or her father Guy were injured in the rampage. It's unclear what relationship Travis had to Ashley, but he posted two pictures of them together to his Instagram account the day before and of his death. On one of the pictures, Ashley's mother commented: 'Love it!!! Close friendships are priceless'. Close: It's unclear what relationship Wegener and Womack had. He posted this picture of them together to Instagram, the day before his death . According to Knoxville Police spokesman Darrell DeBusk, Little was not wielding a department issued handgun at the time. Little was a part of the police cadet program, aimed at people 21 years old or younger who want to explore careers in law enforcement. Cadets are not issued handguns and are given tasks like answering citizen phone calls, issuing parking citations and assisting officers on various assignments. They are non-sworn civilian employees.
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