Woman found shot on the sidewalk in Montco, friend charged – NBC10 Philadelphia

A 26-year-old Warrington man was charged with murder after officials said that he was in the police after his girlfriend was shot in front of her house in West Conshocken on Sunday.

According to the police, Michael Dutkiewicz, 26, from Warrington, was charged from West Conshohocken for murder and related crimes in the death of Alyssa Rose Wiest, 25.

According to court documents, Dutkiewicz was charged after Wiest had suffered “obvious gunshot wounds on her torso” on the sidewalk in front of her house along the 200 Block of the Moorehead Avenue in West Conshohocken at 12:25 p.m. on Sunday, May 18, 2025.

According to the officials, Wiest was taken to a nearby hospital and pronounced shortly after their arrival.

At the scene of the crime, officials said that a blood path from which was discovered to the front door of her house that Ajar was left.

The investigators learned that a silver Ford F150 pickup fled the scene of the incident, shortly after witnesses heard a “loud” curling 'scream of a woman “, followed by the noises of shots.

At the scene, the investigators also provided evidence of five dismissed projectiles, a suitcase with men's clothing, which was believed to be part of Dutkiewicz, in the entrance at home and an empty firearm holster on the couch in the living room in the residence, court documents.

When the officials worked on tracking down Dutkiewicz after he found out that he was the owner of a pickup who left the scene and had been identified by several people who knew Wiest as a friend of the victim, his mother called the law enforcement officers in the Montgomery district.

In a call around 7:02 a.m. on Sunday, the woman shared, the officials told the police that her son wanted to give up herself.

Officials believe that two shots were fired in the house in the court documents – one in a bedroom and one in a staircase that led the stairs below – and three other shots on the sidewalk on which the reads collapsed.

According to the officials, an investigation of the incident was still taking place.

Dutkiewicz is currently in police custody in the Montgomery district prison after his deposit has been rejected. His next court appearance is planned for May 29, 2025.