The Seminole County State Attorney's Office said Avery is being held without bond. She was pronounced dead at the scene.Īuthorities said another child also was in the home during the shooting. He told the dispatcher that Lynn wasn’t breathing, and he could not feel her heartbeat. (and) my girlfriend who was working on the computer, she’s just laid back and there’s blood everywhere,” Avery said on the 911 call. “I literally just got home and I come in the room. The co-worker didn't know how old Lynn was or where she lived, but meanwhile Avery also called 911, begging responders to hurry as he tried to help Lynn. 11 and fired a single shot that hit his mother, Shamaya Lynn, in the head.Ī woman who also was on the Zoom call dialed 911, reporting that she heard a noise and saw Lynn fall. Investigators said the 2-year-old found the gun in the backpack on Aug.
Veondre Avery, 22, was arrested Tuesday and charged with negligent manslaughter and unsafe storage of a firearm, Altamonte Springs police said.
This should bring in a loud conversation about gun laws in the US where the easy access to firearms leads to mishaps like these and innocent people lose their lives.Police in central Florida have arrested the father of a toddler who found a loaded handgun in his “Paw Patrol" backpack and fatally shot his mother while she was on a Zoom call for work. Neither child was reported to be injured during the unfortunate incident. Investigators added that the handgun belonged to the father of the victim's two children. The 21-year-old woman lost her live due to the unsecured handgun lying in her apartment.Īccording to the police, an adult left the firearm unattended and investigators are working with the Seminole County State Attorney's Office to figure out whether charges will be filed. Talking about the carelessness of leaving firearms unattended, the police added, “If you own a firearm, please keep it locked and secured.” “Officers and paramedics did their best in rendering aid to Mrs Lynn, but she was found with a fatal gunshot wound to the head,” police stated. The woman was identified as Shamaya Lynn she fell backward and never got up to return to the video call, the person said in their call to the authorities. Someone present on the video call dialled 911 after seeing the toddler in the background, Altamonte Springs police said. In a horrifying incident, a toddler found an unsecured and loaded handgun inside an apartment and shot his mother while she was on a work video call in USA's Florida state.Īccording to, the toddler shot his mother in the head on Wednesday.
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