“I don’t know where to begin,” the co-worker had told 911, according to The Washington Post. The caller said she saw the toddler in the background of the Zoom call, heard a sound, then Lynn fell backward. All rights reserved.A coworker of Shamaya Lynn alerted 911 of the shooting, telling emergency responders that Lynn was in need of help. The father was questioned but not arrested, ABC News Orlando affiliate WFTV reported.Ĭopyright © 2021, ABC Audio. The case was still being reviewed as of Saturday evening, Ruiz told ABC News. “We do have a responsibility as adults to keep people safe, especially when you own a firearm.”ĭetectives are working with the Seminole County State Attorney’s Office to determine whether charges should be filed against the children’s father, who owned the gun, police said. Rob Ruiz of the Altamonte Springs Police Department told reporters. “This young mother lost her life after one of her toddlers found an unsecured handgun in the apartment,” Sgt. Responding officers and paramedics rendered aid but couldn’t prevent Lynn from dying due to her injuries, police said. The man, who told police he was the father of the two children, was handcuffed at the scene due to his “state and guns being present in the apartment,” the police report stated. “We heard a loud ‘kaboom’ and then she leaned back, and then we just got blood from her face,” the woman said.Ī man who identified himself as Lynn’s boyfriend also called 911 after coming home and finding her unconscious and bleeding.
The woman told the dispatcher she could hear a baby crying but couldn’t see anything else. She’s bleeding,” the coworker said in a 911 call released by police. “I don’t know where to begin, but I’m on a live with a company, we just got hired.
Shamaya Lynn, 21, was killed Wednesday at her apartment in Altamonte Springs in central Florida after one of her two toddlers picked up an unsecured, loaded handgun and shot her in the head, according to police.Ī woman on the video call dialed 911 after she heard a noise, observed Lynn fall backward and then saw blood. (ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, Fla.) - A Florida mother was fatally shot by her toddler while on a Zoom video call for work, prompting one of her colleagues to call 911, authorities said.
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