California shot is allegedly deadly ex-girlfriend and her daughter on the traffic light

The suspect in the double murder of his foreign girlfriend and her daughter killed in Compton, California on Tuesday, April 1, is on a leap, according to a Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department (LacsD) Thursday 3 April News notice.

Donte Lamont Brown, 41, is suspected of killing Tameeka “La’von” Hall, 45, and her daughter Ma’layysia “Lay Lay” Martin, 22, who were both killed on Tuesday. Brown, who was Hall’s foreign boyfriend, “is considered armed and dangerous”, according to Lacsd.

Brown drove alleged along Hall and Martin in their vehicles while being stopped at a red light at the intersection of Caldwell Street and South Central Avenue, Lacsd said. He shot is allegedly shot into the vehicle. Hall then left the driver’s side of the vehicle and fell to the ground.

The suspect, who was in a driverless vehicle, fled from the stage and then collided with a traffic signal bar.

About 19:05, alternates responded to a call that reported a shooting. There they found that Hall suffers from gunshot injuries on the ground. The authorities also discovered that Martin was suffering from gunshot injuries in the vehicle’s passenger seat.

Compton Fire Department responded to the stage and pronounced both victims deceased.

“My brother was murdered around the corner a few years ago. I can’t imagine the pain they went through at that time,” said the testimony, ABC 7. “Just to get out here to meet a mother and a daughter – it’s really heartbreaking.”

“It’s just very tragic for our society. We don’t like to hear anything like it. We don’t want that type to happen in someone’s society,” said Compton City Councilman Jonathan Bowers Per ABC 7. “We have gained enough violence here in Compton. We are not satisfied with this at all.”

“When I heard the news, like mom and a woman, it just touched my heart,” told nearly neighbor Ronnie Fox 11. “I felt for the family.”

“Sometimes you can’t even have a party (on) your house because someone (will) drive past and postpone the party,” she said. “It’s really ridiculous.”

“I hope you get stuck because you have to go to jail,” Ronnie told Brown directly. “You have to stay off the streets. Why don’t you go and turn in and we will pray for you anyway.”

Hall’s aunt, habeeb Rasheed and brother uron, created a Gofundme Page to raise money for funeral costs.

“The story of their end was terrible,” read the description. “Tameeka’s mother, my niece worked as a school area for many years and helped to care for a brilliant young artist Ma’laysia Lay Lay. I want to share the love of family and each other.”

Representatives of Compton Fire Department and Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department did not give further comments when contacted by People on Friday.

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