Deputies say she fatally shot the victim after an argument turned physical.
COLUMBUS, Miss. - A Mississippi woman is facing murder charges after deputies say she fatally shot a man she was arguing with on Facebook Live.
Deputies with the Lowndes County Sheriff’s Office responded to a domestic violence call around 7:40 a.m. Saturday at a home in Columbus, Mississippi. A 28-year-old man was found dead from a single gunshot wound,Deputies arrested 28-year-old Kadejah Michelle Brown and charged her with murder. She is accused of shooting the victim after an argument turned physical. The sheriff’s office says the incident was captured on Facebook Live.
Sheriff Eddie Hawkins said in a statement that there was a history of domestic violence between Brown and the victim. “This was a tragic and senseless murder and our thoughts and prayers go out to the family of the victim. Fortunately, Brown is in custody and we look forward to the criminal justice system holding her accountable,” Hawkins said.
Deputies found a 9mm handgun at the scene, along with other physical evidence, according to the sheriff’s office.The incident remains under investigation.
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