Man who allegedly shot a woman in the chest outside Wavell Heights home A MAN accused of shooting a woman in the chest outside her Brisbane home considered gunning down police when they came to arrest him. The Brisbane Magistrate's Court was this morning told Jonathan James Evans was in possession of firearm and ammunition at the time he was arrested and later told police of his plan to shoot them in a bid to escape. Evans, 30, appeared in court on various weapons offences and causing grievous bodily harm to a 38-year-old woman he shot in the chest at Wavell Heights, on Brisbane's northside, about 6am on December 10. The court was told initial reports suggested the female victim was shot during an alleged drive-by shooting by up to three unknown assailants. However, Magistrate John McGrath was told police would now allege Evans, who was a friend of the victim, fired the shot while "fooling around" with her and a loaded gun. Lawyers for Evans said it would be alleged Evans, the woman and a third friend had been playing with the gun several hours early, but that Evans and the woman resumed their shenanigans about 4.30am. The Legal Aid solicitor said Evans initially pointed the gun at the woman's head, pulled the trigger, but it misfired. The court was told Evans then leveled the barrel at the woman's chest, pulled the trigger and fired a .22 calibre projectile, causing serious life-threatening injuries which later required surgery.. Mr Vosner said Evans and the woman panicked when police arrived, telling officers the shooting was the result of a drive-by shooting. Prosecutor Carrie Davidson opposed bail, sayingafter his arrest the alleged gunman told police of his plans to shoot them to avoid going to jail. Sergeant Davidson said Evans coolly told the arresting officers he intended to shoot his way out of trouble when they arrived to arrest him. Mr McGrath refused Evans bail, saying he was an unacceptable risk of reoffending if released. He ordered Evans be held in custody to appear again for mention of seven charges on January 24. Evans' charges include three counts each of possessing dangerous drugs and firearms and one count of grievous bodily harm.