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Woman who allegedly stabbed baby daddy surrenders, is charged with second degree murder

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Adele  ·  February 25, 2016
Woman who allegedly stabbed baby daddy surrenders, is charged with second degree murder
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The Niagara Falls Reporter received two communications from the Niagara Falls Police Department this week. The first came on Feb. 23. it read:

At 10:00 p.m. last night Niagara Falls Police Officers responded to 9 Monteagle Ridge for a reported assault. Upon arriving they found 39 year old Antoine Mallory bleeding from a single stab wound to the upper right chest. Mr. Mallory was taken to Niagara Falls Memorial Medical Center where he succumbed to his injury. This case is being investigated as a domestic violence matter. The suspect and victim have two children in common.

Detectives, aided by the US Marshall’s Task Force, are searching for: Chamia Nicole Johnson, 34 Years Old, Black Female, 5’4″ , 165 Lbs. , 617 7th St Niagara Falls

If anyone has any information on her whereabouts,they should call NFPD at 286-4553 or 286-4711. There is no other information at this time.

johnson, c

A few hours later came the second email:

Chamia Johnson turned herself in to police headquarters at :100 p.m. She was subsequently charged with murder in the second degree.

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The circumstances of the killing are not yet known. What led to the fatal fight may never be known.

What is known is that Chamia Johnson stands accused of murdering the father of her two children. The death blow may have occurred after an argument and was likely unexpected. She had not evidently planned to kill the father of her children in advance, according to the charge of second degree murder. How quickly fortunes change in life as they most likely have forever for Chamia Johnson and the late Antoine Mallery and their two children….

 

 

 

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