Video: Wisconsin woman accused of beheading boyfriend attacks own lawyer in court

Green Bay, Wisconsin (WFRV– A Green Bay woman accused of murdering and mutilating her boyfriend last year attacked her lawyer in court Tuesday morning.

The attack, captured on video by Nexstar’s WFRV, occurred while 25-year-old Taylor Schabusiness was at work. In court of capacity hearingsIn the video below, Schabusiness is seen knocked to the ground by the Brown County Sheriff’s Deputy as the attorney walks away.

The attorneys will keep Barefoot Schabusiness in custody until a second attorney enters the courtroom.

Schabusiness was arrested. February 2022 She was accused of murdering and beheading her then-boyfriend Shad Tyrion. Green Bay Police said in a criminal complaint that Sucha Business and Tyrion were using drugs before engaging in sexual activity.

Schabusiness then allegedly went “mad” and decapitated Thyrion by strangling him, leaving his head in a bucket in the basement of the house they were in.

She was charged with first-degree intentional murder, mutilation of a corpse, and third-degree sexual assault. If convicted, Schabusiness could face life in prison.

WFRV spoke with Lt. Tim Barnclaw of the Brown County Sheriff’s Office about the incident. He is the court’s security supervisor.

“Sometimes we can’t predict explosions and such behavior, so we do our best to mitigate it, but it doesn’t always work. Today was an example of that, but fortunately no one I wasn’t injured,” Barnclaw said. Say.

Berncal said prisoners are always accompanied by an armed representative. They usually try to have two deputies for each inmate, but another deputy was en route from another hearing to a courtroom for ska business when he attacked lawyer Quinn Jolly. was.

Luckily, in this case, there was enough one officer to keep the inmates under control.

“There are a lot of emotional cases in the courts that you have to deal with on a daily basis,” says Bernklau. “We are trying to mitigate the outburst as much as possible by investigating the incident itself. It’s not always predictable.”

It is not clear if Schabusiness will face additional charges after Tuesday’s incident. Her aptitude hearing has been rescheduled for her March 6th, and her trial is set to begin on her May 15th.