Police say the gun used to kill Jalexus was in her car, and she tried to hide the gun. And when she lied to her husband about the road rage incident, she allegedly told him she fired the gun.
Police documents reveal why a child endangerment charge is now a manslaughter charge against a Dallas mother whose 3-year-old son was shot in the head.
Arrest documents made public Monday shed a little more light on why Lacravionne is now charged with manslaughter after initially being arrested on child endangerment and evidence tampering. Lacravionne’s 4-year-old daughter, who was unrestrained in the car with her siblings, told detectives she watched her mom hand a gun to her dad.Police found a gun inside the car, but it wasn’t the gun used to shoot Jalexus.
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