Tylynne Lashawn Wilson, 40, of Maple Grove, was arrested Friday and charged with premeditated first- and second-degree attempted murder in Hennepin County District Court in connection with the shooting that occurred in front of their baby last Monday at the woman's apartment on Minneapolis' North Side, authorities said.

Wilson allegedly kicked in her door on Oliver Avenue N. around 10:20 a.m., according to the charges. The victim told police that he "kept shooting until he was out of bullets."

In her statement, she said they were arguing in a phone call earlier in the day about a shooting that occurred Oct. 3, when she said Wilson shot at her current boyfriend several times. After she hung up the phone, she could hear him break in and she ran upstairs to her bedroom.

He entered the room, and their 1-year-old daughter was "excited to see her father and went to stand by him at the foot of the bed," according to the charges. That's when he fired off 12 shots at the victim, who said that he told her he was going to kill them because "she disrespected him."

Wilson fled the scene and a warrant was issued. Minneapolis police arrested him Friday afternoon and he remains in custody at Hennepin County jail. Prosecutors have asked for a $2 million bail.

The woman is in stable condition after being rushed into surgery. Police responding that morning to a report of a home invasion found her "lying on the floor in a bedroom … [and her] young child was on the floor next to her. Victim was severely wounded and was fading."

Wilson has a court appearance Monday in connection with the Oct. 3 shooting. In that case, he is charged with second-degree assault and felony discharge of a firearm.

According to the charges, police responded to a ShotSpotter activation in the area of N. Oliver and 30th avenues. The same woman met police at that scene and said that her boyfriend had just dropped her off before going to work when she saw Wilson drive up next to them in a black car.

After an argument, Wilson shot at the man several times, striking him in the leg, according to the charges. The man drove himself to the hospital with injuries that were not life threatening.

At the time of both shootings, the woman had a no-contact order for Wilson after he was charged with felony strangulation in a domestic assault in August. He was released from custody in September after posting a $15,000 bond.

In a motion to seal the case, signed Friday by Judge Patrick Robben, Assistant Hennepin County Attorney Jacob Fischmann wrote that Wilson's actions "are escalating in their severity" and he is concerned about the woman's safety.

"[Wilson] has shown that he is willing to resort to attempted murder when he believes others are cooperating with the authorities," Fischmann wrote.