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Accident – Death – Obituary News : : 1. Domestic shooting defendant
2. Girlfriend charged in shooting incident
In a recent court case, co-defendants Tyshay Moore, 27, and Javonee Jackson, 25, were arraigned on a 10-count indictment related to a non-fatal shooting in Washington, D.C. The incident occurred on May 10, 2023, leaving the victim with multiple gunshot wounds. Jackson, who was previously only charged with simple assault, is currently released, while Moore, identified as Jackson’s girlfriend, remains in custody. Despite pleas for release citing self-defense and mental health concerns, Moore’s request was denied by DC Superior Court Judge Marisa Demeo. The trial is scheduled for April 2025, with parties expected to return in August. Stay tuned for updates on this case.
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Carmen Quinteros
– May 17, 2024
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Details of the Shooting Incident
Co-defendants, Tyshay Moore, 27, and Javonee Jackson, 25, faced arraignment on a 10-count indictment on May 17 related to a non-fatal shooting that occurred on May 10, 2023, on the 700 block of 7th Street, NW in Washington, D.C. The incident resulted in one victim sustaining multiple gunshot wounds to the face, arm, and torso.
Relationship Dynamics
It was revealed in court documents that Jackson and the victim had a tumultuous six-year relationship, which included a history of domestic violence. Moore, identified as Jackson’s girlfriend, was also implicated in the shooting incident.
Legal Proceedings
Both defendants entered pleas of not guilty to all charges, claiming their constitutional rights, including a speedy trial. Moore’s defense attorney, Hannah Claudio, argued for her client’s release, citing changes in circumstances and a claim of self-defense. However, the prosecution opposed the release, citing concerns for community safety.
Court Decision and Trial Date
Despite the defense’s arguments, DC Superior Court Judge Marisa Demeo denied Moore’s request for release, citing the ongoing probable cause against her. A trial date has been set for April 2025, with the parties scheduled to reconvene on August 2 for further proceedings.
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