DV suspect shot by Renton officer was convicted felon, previously escaped from jail van [Video]

RENTON, Wash. – A man who was shot by a Renton Police officer earlier this month is a convicted felon who had just attacked a woman in front of her teenage daughter, according to court documents.

King County Prosecutors have charged 31-year-old Wendell Downs III with first-degree burglary and fourth-degree assault, both with a domestic violence enhancement. His bail was set at at $101,500.

Downs, aka “Boom Boom,” was arrested on June 9 after prosecutors say he kicked down the door to a woman’s home, chased her into the living room, and pulled her to the ground by her hair. He violently attacked her right next to her 14-year-old daughter, kicking and punching her repeatedly.

The victim had been separated from Downs for about a month before the attack, prosecutors say.

According to court documents, Downs was “undeterred” by the fact the woman’s daughter was witnessing the brutal attack, and he even threatened her.

“When he heard …