A Detroit man has been charged in connection with the shooting death of his girlfriend on Valentine's Day. Desuan Travon Ross, 31, stands accused of first-degree murder and felony firearm after Eboni Robinson, 29, was found with multiple gunshot wounds inside her crashed vehicle last Friday morning, according to a CBS News Detroit report.
During his arraignment in the 36th District Court on Sunday, Ross was arraigned on the charges and remanded to jail without bond a probable cause hearing is set for Feb. 24, with a preliminary examination following on March 3, as outlined by clickondetroit.
The Wayne County Prosecutor's Office provides details that the couple had been arguing inside the victim's vehicle when Ross, allegedly after exiting the vehicle, shot Robinson multiple times with a handgun and fired again with a rifle as her vehicle crashed into a home across the street, as described by FOX 2 Detroit.
The altercation led to a barricade situation, with Ross finally surrendering to police a few hours after the shooting; local resident Katrina, noting the gravity of the situation and the closure of the streets, expressed her concern, stating, "It’s scary, definitely scary. We’ve been here 14 years - lately it's been a lot of things going on around here," in comments reported by FOX 2 Detroit.
The Wayne County Prosecutor's Office advised individuals in need of assistance to access available support services and shelters, with resources listed on the prosecutor's website, as reported by CBS News Detroit. If convicted, Ross faces the possibility of life in prison.
