4 Dead, Including 2 Children, After Fla. Shooting on Easter: 'It's Heart Wrenching'

Carole Fulmore.Photo: Carole Fulmore/Facebook

Officers said they heard shots from inside an Orlando home shortly after arriving around 2:25 a.m., according to aFacebook postfrom the Orlando Police Department.

“The suspect came out of the house and shot at officers who returned fire,” the post reads. “The suspect was transported to the hospital and was confirmed deceased.”

Police later identified the suspect as 28-year-old Lacorvis Tamar Daley.

The youngest child, Cameron, was taken to a local hospital, where he died, police said. The other victims were pronounced dead at the scene.

According to WESH 2 News, Cameron is Daley’s son and Damionna and Carole are Daley’s girlfriend’s daughter and mother. His girlfriend, who has not been identified, was not home at the time of the shooting, the outlet reports.

“It’s heart wrenching to wake up to this horrific news of a family and a child being murdered here on Resurrection Sunday, Easter Sunday,” District 5 City Commissioner Regina Hill told News 6.

“Thinking where they would be having possibly a family gathering and an Easter egg hunt that I’m sponsoring right there in Parramore, and a child losing their life, just a family losing their life, is unimaginable,” she added, per the outlet.

A local resident who knew Fulmore spoke with WESH 2 News following the violence.

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“[She] was one of the sweetest people, best neighbor I have ever had in my entire life and I am 66 years old,” Joanne Capel told the station.

The officers involved in the shooting were not injured and will be on paid administrative leave, the department said in the post.

Body-camera footage is expected to be released to the public within 30 days of the shooting.

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source: people.com