Father of the woman, 22, shot in home invasion breaks down, praises tribute

• Logan Federico, 22, has died after being deadly killed in a suspected home invasion over the weekend, the authorities stated
• The victim, by Waxhaw, NC, had visited friends on a rented property in South Carolina at the time of the murder
• Columbia Police Department has identified the suspected shooter as Alexander Dickey, 30

The father of a 22-year-old woman who was shot dead during a suspected home invasion in South Carolina during the weekend praises her beloved daughter.

Logan Federico, from Waxhaw, NC, was discovered in the morning on Saturday, May 3, after she was killed in her chest while visiting friends at a rental home on Cypress Street.

“While Logan visited friends in Columbia, her life was made meaningless. Our deepest condolences go out to the Federico family and anyone who knew and loved her. No words can relieve the pain in their loss, but we stand with them in support and sad Facebook Mail on Monday 5 May.

The victim’s death has been ruled as a murder, said Richland County Coroner’s office under one press conference.

The police appointed the suspected shooter as Alexander Dickey, 30, at the conference and accused him of committing several thefts and burglaries around the time of Federico’s killing.

Dickey was alleged into a nearby house and stole several objects, including a firearm and the keys to a vehicle, CPD said during Monday’s press conference.

Police believe the suspect went into Federico’s room before he shot her and fled the stage in a stolen vehicle. He is believed to have made purchases with stolen credit and debit cards over Lexington County, before his stolen vehicles broke down, police say.

Officers worked hard to track Dickey, despite the severe weather conditions, and he was eventually taken into custody after another property was set on fire. The police extracted the suspect through a window, the authorities said.

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Stephen Federico, who paid tribute to his beloved daughter at the press conference, said to reporters, “I am Logan Haleley Federico’s father, better known as ‘dad’ or her hero. Unfortunately that day I could not be her hero.”

“My daughter, I cared for. She was a strong, funny loving person who did what she wanted to do and was spicy,” he continued, leaving that Federico was a huge Taylor Swift fan.

“My daughter worked hard in school and worked two jobs to become a teacher. She loved and loved children, children of all ages,” he shared.

Federico’s father insisted: “The message I want to send to Dickey, who took my daughter’s life – this is from her:” You can’t kill my spirit. You may be able to kill my body … but you can’t kill my love that my family and friends shared with me, “” Before you break down tears.

Officials have issued warrants that accuse the suspect of murder, two bills of burglaries in the first degree, along with weapons possession and Larceny accusations, were confirmed during the press conference.

On-line Lexington County Sheriff’s Department Inmate Records Stated that Dickey was facing a burglary in the first degree fee and a murder in the second degree fee. He has been denied Bond.

CPD did not answer immediately after being contacted by People for further information.