MEMPHIS, Tenn. – A court appearance is scheduled for today for the individual accused of fatally shooting a pregnant woman during a street altercation. The incident took place in South Memphis, where Jeon Davis, 43 years old, faces charges of first-degree murder and possession of a handgun as a convicted felon in the shooting death of Tamara Plummer.
The tragic event unfolded on Quinn Street on March 14, stemming from a dispute between the children of the individuals involved. What began as a verbal argument escalated into gunfire, leading to Plummer’s untimely demise. According to authorities, Davis approached Plummer aggressively during the altercation, firing multiple shots that ultimately claimed her life.
In a retaliatory act, Plummer’s daughter, Destiney Plummer, also opened fire at Davis, inadvertently injuring two other individuals in the process. Destiney Plummer now faces charges of reckless endangerment with a deadly weapon and is scheduled to appear in court today at 9 a.m.
The series of events in South Memphis that resulted in the loss of Tamara Plummer’s life and the subsequent arrests highlight the tragic consequences of escalating conflicts and the impact of gun violence within communities. The legal proceedings following this incident serve as a reminder of the importance of conflict resolution and the devastating repercussions of violence.