The girl who was arrested, according to police, got one όπλο from his mother's backpack and shot and killed a woman, with whom her mother was arguing. The minor then turned her gun on her threatened with this, and the victim's friend who was present at the episode.
Orlando police have arrested a 10-year-old girl who is being held in penitentiary minors. She has not yet been charged. Her mother has also been arrested and charged with a host of crimes.
The episode took place on 30 May, on the day of Remembrance Day in the USA.
Prosecutor Monique Warrell said in a statement that her office was examining the case and would take into account the age of the child and the surrounding circumstances when he decides whether to prosecute the 10-year-old.
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"It's one of the most tragic cases I've faced in 22 years of my career. "This shooting is an unthinkable tragedy that cannot be easily resolved," Warrell said.
"It's one of the most tragic cases I've faced in 22 years of my career. "This shooting is an unthinkable tragedy that cannot be easily resolved," Warrell said.
On the night of May 30, Lassam Rogers, 41, was cooking with her partner in the back of their apartment complex in Orlando. At one point, 31-year-old Lakrisa Isaac, along with her daughter, arrived at the scene and began to quarrels with Rogers on the occasion of a recent confrontation between them. The two women began to are punched and then Isaac's daughter took the gun from her mother's backpack.
The 10-year-old shot twice and hit Rogers in the head, killing her. Still holding the gun, the girl shouted "She should not have hit my mom," according to Rogers's partner's statement to police.
The 10-year-old shot twice and hit Rogers in the head, killing her. Still holding the gun, the girl shouted "She should not have hit my mom," according to Rogers's partner's statement to police.
Isaac grabbed the gun, aimed it at him friend of Rogers, who raised his hands high. The 31-year-old then left with her daughter. Most is accused for homicide, neglect of juvenile supervision, complicity in juvenile delinquency and assault with a firearm.
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