Trans Woman Gunned Down, Allegedly By Man She Met Over Dating App, In Possible ‘Hate-Fueled’ Murder
Dominique Lucious, 26, is at least the 14th transgender person to be killed in the U.S. in 2021, according to the National Black Justice Coalition. Dominique Lucious Photo: Facebook
A transgender Missouri woman was shot to death last week, allegedly by a man she d met through a dating app, though it s unclear if the suspect in the case will face hate crimes charges in relation to the killing.
Police responding to reports of a shooting at a Springfield apartment shortly before 7 a.m. on Thursday found Dominique Lucious, 26, suffering from gunshot wounds. She was pronounced dead at the scene. Multiple Smith and Wesson shell casings were retrieved by Springfield Police detectives, according to a probable cause statement obtained by
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