The man accused of shooting at a Polson police officer during a traffic stop on Feb. 14 is charged with deliberate homicide for the death of a woman whose body

A 49-year-old California man is accused of fatally shooting his girlfriend with an untraceable, military-style “ghost gun” and shooting at a police officer during a traffic stop in Polson on Valentine’s Day.

POLSON, Mont. – Cameron Francis, a 49-year-old man from Gridley, California, has been charged with deliberate homicide following a shooting incident involving a Polson Police Officer on February 14.

A California man was arrested over the weekend after firing at a police officer during a traffic stop on U.S. Highway 93, according to the Polson Police Department. According to a press release, Polson Police Officer Michael Wharton attempted to pull over a speeding driver in a vehicle with no visible taillights at 11:51 p.

Lake County Sheriff Don Bells says that after 49-year-old, Cameron Francis, of Gridley, California shot at the officer after an attempted traffic stop, Francis's girlfriend, Kimberly Goodson, 48, was found dead in her home in Polson.

Prosecutors allege he "shot his girlfriend in the face with a military-style ghost gun, armor-piercing ammunition and a high-capacity magazine, stole her car and then ambushed Officer Wharton."