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I presume hitting herself with the hammer was to set up the boyfriend with an assault charge, then she scrapped that and decided to start shooting instead.
Posted on 10/03/2022 3:43:47 PM PDT by simpson96
CHIPLEY, Fla. (WJHG/WECP) - A Chipley woman is behind bars after deputies say she shot inside a home with her boyfriend inside.
Washington County Sheriff’s deputies say Quamiracle Jade Davis got into a fight with her boyfriend on Sunday afternoon. They say during the fight, Davis grabbed a hammer and hit herself before leaving the house.
According to the release, Davis then went to her car, grabbed a gun, and shot several rounds at the house, where one of the bullets hit the victim in the thigh area.
Davis was arrested and charged with firing a gun into an occupied dwelling and aggravated battery with a deadly weapon.
I presume hitting herself with the hammer was to set up the boyfriend with an assault charge, then she scrapped that and decided to start shooting instead.
Florida Woman?
How does DeSantis govern this?
I know you're upset, dear, but discarding safe firearms practice when you're trying to murder your boyfriend is just plain rude.
Quamiracle Jade Davis
I was going to post that photographs are not needed.
Quamiracle. That’s one for the all name team.
“A Chipley woman is behind bars after deputies say she shot inside a home with her boyfriend inside.”
When people have a ‘chip’ on their shoulder, it’s best not to have a gun around.
Better shooting than some cops.
She doesn’t look like she’d have x-ray vision, but you just never know.
I think it is French.
What weak charges.
She knew who was in the house. 2nd degree attempted murder. She actually hit him for dam sake!
A guy would get 2nd degree attempted murder if roles were reversed. He’d also be locked up until trial.
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