Mom to 2 shot in a Mississippi McDonald’s

A mother of two is dead after a shooting that took place in a Mississippi McDonald’s.

Kianna Jackson, 25, by Pearl, Miss, was shot and killed in an obvious domestic incident in Brandon – located about 10 miles outside Jackson – on Monday 16 June, according to WJTV and Violent.

Jhonterryes Dampier, 27, opened fire to fire inside the fast food restaurant, located on the city’s stribing course, just before 19.00 local time, the stores reported.

Brandon Police Chief Joseph French told WJTV and WAPT that officers arrived at the site to discover that Jackson had been killed by an obvious gunshot wound and moisturizer, from Mendenhall, Miss, had maintained a self -destroyed gunshot injury.

Immediately after shooting, Dampier was transported to a local hospital, but he later died from his injuries days later on Wednesday, June 18, Per WJTV.

Jackson and Dampier are believed to have shared two children together, according to Daily mail.

When he spoke to WJTV after Skytte, Brandon said mayor Butch Lee: “This was a horrible incident. It is even more tragic when a domestic situation like this happens in front of children.”

“Our prayers go out to everyone who is linked to those involved,” added politicians.

Jackson’s family has since started a Gofundme To raise money for funeral costs and to support their children after shooting.

The collection page described the 25-year-old as “a cherished mother who leaves behind two beautiful children, a daughter, 5 and one son, 3 years of age.”

“She was also a beloved daughter, sister and friend,” continues the description at Gofundme, who has collected over $ 15,000 to a target of $ 22,000 from the evening on Sunday June 22.

Brandon Police Department did not immediately respond to people’s request for further information on June 22.

O’Ferrall Management Group, the owner and operator of McDonald’s place where Skytte took place, said to WJTV and WAPT: “We are deeply saddened by this tragic incident, and our thoughts and prayers are with the victims’ family and loved ones.”

“We provide support to our restaurant employees and will continue to help law enforcement with their ongoing investigation,” the statement continued.

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