A domestic street fight in South Memphis turned deadly on March 14, 2024, when 39-year-old Tamara Plummer was shot and killed on Quinn Avenue. Plummer, a mother of four who was pregnant with her fifth child, had allegedly been trying to disperse a crowd by firing a warning shot when 42-year-old Je’On Davis approached and shot her multiple times at close range. Plummer was pronounced dead at the scene.

The confrontation began after adult males, including Davis, brought their children to Plummer’s home to fight with her children. Video that circulated on social media reportedly shows Davis retrieving a gun from his vehicle before the shooting; he initially told investigators someone in the crowd had handed him the weapon. After Plummer was shot, her 20-year-old daughter, Destiney Plummer, allegedly fired toward Davis, injuring him and two others; Destiney was arrested on reckless endangerment charges and later released on a $5,000 bond.

Davis was arrested and charged with first-degree murder and possession of a handgun as a convicted felon; he had a prior aggravated battery conviction in Kansas and was released on bond in May 2024. What details from March 14 could help clarify how the exchange began and who brought firearms to the scene?