The shooting happened at about 7:30 Saturday morning, when Jeremy Brown was heading out for work.

Lowndes County Sheriff Eddie Hawkins said Kadejah Brown and her husband, Jeremy Brown, had been arguing most of the night. He added that Jeremy Brown was trying to leave the apartment and defuse the situation before being shot. 

There were kids present at the apartment during the time of the shooting, and they were reportedly crying, saying “please, daddy, please” during the livestream.

Authorities said the 28-year-old male victim died from a single gunshot wound and was pronounced dead on the scene. 

Deputies were on the scene in a matter of minutes and were able to recover a handgun, along with a shell casing. 

“There was a history of domestic violence between Brown and the victim,” Sheriff Eddie Hawkins said in a Facebook post. “This was a tragic and senseless murder and our thoughts and prayers go out to the family of the victim.”

“Fortunately, Brown is in custody, and we look forward to the criminal justice system holding her accountable,” he added. 

Hellen Wendy, whose Facebook profile says that she worked as a nurse in Toronto, Ontario was in a jovial mood while interacting with her followers before the tragedy occurred. 

Wendy started swimming while her gadget was recording. She kept diving in the pool while holding her face beneath the water for several seconds before swimming back to read the comments on the live video.

She played with the water for nearly 10 minutes until she hopped into what appeared like the deep end of the pool.

Just 10:33 minutes, after she began recording herself, Wendy started gasping for air and could be heard making gurgling sounds while kicking and screaming.

At 11:54 minutes she made the last sound as the video went silent and the water remained still. 

The video kept recording for 3 hours before an unidentified individual came around at the 3:09 hour mark and noticed her in the pool.

Another swimmer came to the pool and inquired what had happened. “I thought it’s a poodle or something,” the first person answers.

“What if it’s actually someone who has passed away?” the other person asked before going round to check and confirming if Wendy was alive.

They raised an alarm as one of them rushed to call the caretaker of the facility. 

The recorded live stream which is still up on Facebook had over 6,800 comments and 148,000 views with more people sharing and commenting. 

Kenyans on social media came together to send their condolences to her family.

While addressing his followers, Pononoi headed for the bush, where he placed his phone at vantage point to capture his moves.

In the video, Ponono could be seen climbing a tree with a rope in his hand.

He wrote on his Facebook live video post:

“People won’t understand what you going through until you act stupid… I am sorry  I love you all”.

Ponono’s “suicide attempt” comes just a couple of days after South African rapper, producer and songwriter, Ricky Rick committed suicide.

Riky Rick, real name Rikhado Muziwendlovu Chifaro Makhado, died on Wednesday after allegedly committing suicide. He was 34-years-old.

Riky Rick was found hanging by his friends at his estate home in north Joburg. His friends managed to rescue him and immediately rushed him to the hospital. Unfortunately, it was too late, and he did not make it.

Riky Rick suffered from severe depression and previously made a video in which he talked about his mental condition.

Before he shockingly took his own life, Riky Rick spent his last moments penning heartfelt letters to his wife Bianca Naidoo and his two children Maik and Jordan.

In his suicide note, Riky Rick revealed he was struggling with depression and he couldn’t go on. He pleaded with his wife Bianca Naidoo and his two children to forgive him for giving up.

Mahmoud Ragheb, a reporter for the news site Youm7, was livestreaming a report on social media when the thief drove by on a motorbike and seized his phone.

The broadcast then revealed the young thief’s face as he sped away from the scene casually smoking a cigarette.

Police have since announced his arrest.

According to Youm7, the incident happened on a bridge in Egypt’s fourth-largest city, Shubra Al-Khaimah, where Mr Ragheb was reporting on the after-effects of a 6.2-magnitude earthquake that rattled parts of Egypt.

Mr Ragheb was filming the bridge when his phone was grabbed roughly from his hands by the unnamed thief. Once the camera had stopped shaking it revealed the face of a young man smoking a cigarette and checking slightly nervously behind him to see if anyone was in pursuit.

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However, there was little sympathy for the intrepid reporter’s plight, with most social media users focussing on the thief’s relaxed demeanour as he snatched the phone and continued to pull on his cigarette as he made his escape.

One user commented that they had “died from laughter,” while another questioned why the man had bothered looking behind him while “the whole world is watching you”.

More than 20,000 people were watching the livestream when the theft took place and according to figures on Facebook, the video has since racked up more than 6.2 million views and 45,000 comments in a little over 24 hours.

Sadly for the thief, broadcasting his face in this way made it relatively easy for authorities to track him down. The Ministry of the Interior announced last night that it has detained him.

In a statement, the ministry said that the man is “jobless” and that he has since sold the stolen mobile to a trader.

Julio César Castillo was singing and drinking from a bottle in the living room of his residence in the Carolina housing development on Monday at 7:13pm when the assailant fired at him five times

The Dominic Republican native got up from his couch and ran to another side of the apartment before he tripped and fell. 

The shooter subsequently came into the view of the camera and let off a flurry of shots before he ran out of ammunition and reloaded.

Julio César Castillo was going through his cellphone before he was shot, an incident that was captured live on Facebook

A 17-year-old, who was in the apartment at the time, was seen running towards a room and at one point was shot.

Footage shows Castillo, apparently wounded from the gunfire, crawling on the ground when the killer walked over and continued to fire at him before fleeing. 

Castillo was rushed to the Puerto Rico Medical Center in San Juan, where he was pronounced dead at 7:05 am Tuesday.

A homicide detective with the Puerto Rico Police’s Criminal Investigations Corps told DailyMail.com that the teenage boy was recovering from a single gunshot wound at a hospital in Rio Piedras.

The agent was unable to confirm if the teen was related to Castillo. 

The killer remained on-the-run as of Wednesday afternoon. 

According to Dominican Republic digital news out La Colonia El Cedro Miches, Castillo had reportedly fled to Puerto Rico on a raft several months ago after allegedly killing a young woman in the Miches neighborhood, La Boca del Río.

Miches, a city in the province of El Seibo, is located 109 miles northeast of Santo Domingo, the capital of the Caribbean nation. 

The detective could not confirm if Castillo was wanted for murder. 

DailyMail.com reached out to the Dominican Republic National Police for comment.

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