Man Accused Of Fatally Shooting Girlfriend 8 Years After He Shot Another Woman
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Laquana Lang, 27, was killed in her home, and her young children were left alone with her body for hours, police said.
A Georgia man convicted of wounding a woman in a shooting eight years ago has been accused of fatally shooting another woman on Saturday.
Davante Parks, 26, turned himself in to the Richmond County jail on Sunday after authorities say he fatally shot Laquana Lang, 27, in her home in Augusta, according to an arrest warrant cited by WRDW, a CBS affiliate, and WJBF, an ABC affiliate.
Authorities reportedly said in the warrant that Lang’s children, ages 2 and 5, were left alone in the house for hours with their mother’s body, and eventually had to crawl and walk through her blood to get help.
Deputies identified Parks as the children’s stepfather, according to WRDW. Facebook pages for Parks and Lang said they were in a relationship.
Parks was booked on charges including murder and two counts of child cruelty in the first degree, jail records show. It was not immediately clear if he has an attorney representing him.
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