Woman Fatally Shot on Livestream

A 29-year-old woman from Wisconsin was fatally shot during a family disagreement, according to local law enforcement. The incident, which was broadcast on Facebook Live, has left the community in shock. Savannah Hudson, the victim’s cousin, expressed her disbelief at discovering the tragic event on social media.

The Milwaukee Police Department is currently investigating the incident that occurred on Monday night. Three suspects, a 15-year-old male, a 21-year-old woman, and a 16-year-old female, have been taken into custody. The department has confirmed that the shooting was the result of a family dispute.

The police responded to the shooting incident around 11 p.m. on Monday near the 300 block of West Vliet Street. The victim, identified as Ashley Hudson, was shot multiple times and was declared dead at the scene. Family members, including Savannah Hudson, revealed to local media that the incident was recorded live by a bystander on a nearby balcony and the footage was subsequently shared on social media platforms.

Savannah Hudson, still in shock, confirmed that the incident was broadcast live. A vigil was held for Ashley Hudson on Monday night, where friends and family gathered to remember her and discuss the significance of the video footage.

Analyssa Thompson, a friend of Ashley’s who was near the scene of the shooting when it occurred, spoke to local media about the importance of the video. She believes that the video footage provides all the necessary evidence for the case. Thompson recounted the horrifying moment when the shooter pointed the gun at Ashley, who pleaded not to be shot, but was shot nonetheless.

The Milwaukee Police Department has referred the case to the Milwaukee County District Attorney’s Office for criminal charges against the suspects in custody. However, the specific charges have not been disclosed yet. The District Attorney’s office stated on Wednesday that the case is still under review. Thompson expressed her hope to local media that the suspects would be charged.