Teen charged with murder after allegedly killing Texas woman visiting son's grave

[DOS_patos]

Police in Texas have arrested a 17-year-old suspect in the murder of Yolanda N'Gaojia, officials said in a press release.
The Killeen Police Department identified Christian Lamar Weston in connection with N' Gaojia's March 22 death. He's currently being held with no bond, police said Saturday.
In addition to murder, Weston was charged with the unlicensed carrying of a weapon, and that bond was set at $5,000. The charges are not related to one another, police said.

The 52-year-old mother was shot and killed while visiting her son's grave on what would have been his 22nd birthday, according to ABC News Central Texas affiliate KXXV.
Police said when they responded to the scene at Calvary Baptist Church Garden of Memories Cemetery in March, they found two people with gunshot wounds. The second victim was treated and released at the scene with non-life-threatening injuries, Killeen police said.
Police said that N'Gaojia died from her injuries nearly two hours after she was shot.
Under Texas law, a 17-year-old can be charged as an adult, police confirmed. Weston is waiting to be sent to the Bell County Jail, police said.
Killeen, Texas, is near the Fort Hood military base and about 70 miles north of Austin.

 

[DOS_patos]

shit hurts my soul how heartless some of these niggas are

 

[DMorgan]

Is there a why as to why he shot that lady?

 

[konceptjones]

bond was only $5k??? Fuck kinda shit is that???

 

[Dwayne]

bond was only $5k??? Fuck kinda shit is that???

It said the bond for weapon charge was 5K but in the sentence right above it, it says " He's currently being held with no bond," for the murder.

Didnt know you can have a bond for 1 thing and not another. That makes no sense. I always thought it was all together

 

[Black_Samson]

bond was only $5k??? Fuck kinda shit is that???

A weapons charge.

not the murder charge.

I think it’s like a slap in the face?
Like yeah you can get out oh wait never mind.

some well deserved head fuck shit.

 

[loud-ninja]

Killed while visiting her son's grave is heartbreaking

 

[loud-ninja]

Side note:
"The Killeen Police Department"

In todays optics, this is a terrible name for a police department. I know it is probably the name of city or town. Unless I m pronouncing the name wrong.

 

[Black_Samson]

They should drop him asshole first on a giant corkscrew and spin him.

 

[Black_Samson]

Side note:
"The Killeen Police Department"

In todays optics, this is a terrible name for a police department. I know it is probably the name of city or town. Unless I m pronouncing the name wrong.

Kuh lean

 

[Rubato]

Side note:
"The Killeen Police Department"

In todays optics, this is a terrible name for a police department. I know it is probably the name of city or town. Unless I m pronouncing the name wrong.

Yeah it’s a city

 

[Suckio Andretti]

Is there a why as to why he shot that lady?

I assume he had beef with the 22 year old who was dead? Idk

either way it was senseless

 

[Suckio Andretti]

Kuh lean

Thought it was Kai-Lean

 

[DMorgan]

I assume he had beef with the 22 year old who was dead? Idk

either way it was senseless

That was my 1st thought.

 

[DOS_patos]

No women and children don’t mean shit to these bastids

 

[Suckio Andretti]

Also getting killed at your son’s grave is dark

 

[konceptjones]

Also getting killed at your son’s grave is dark

some shit you expect to see on a movie or some shit, not real life.

 

[Black_Samson]

Thought it was Kai-Lean

 

[BRIAN B.]

It said the bond for weapon charge was 5K but in the sentence right above it, it says " He's currently being held with no bond," for the murder.

Didnt know you can have a bond for 1 thing and not another. That makes no sense. I always thought it was all together

usually each charge comes w/ a bond

 

[DMorgan]

It said the bond for weapon charge was 5K but in the sentence right above it, it says " He's currently being held with no bond," for the murder.

Didnt know you can have a bond for 1 thing and not another. That makes no sense. I always thought it was all together

It's just like a person gets sentenced for each charge and the judge has the option run those sentences consecutive or concurrent.