Woman Shot To Death After Beating Man In BB Game | Daily Brief
Oct 29, 2022, 03:00 PM
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Within two weeks of the alleged shooting and death of a woman who defeated him in a basketball match, a 31-year-old man was discovered and taken into custody.
Asia Womack, age 21, was discovered on the pavement with "several gunshot wounds," according to a statement, on October 3 at around 7:40 p.m. Dallas Police Department officers had been called to a shooting in the 4100 block of Hamilton Avenue. She was taken to a local hospital where she passed away by the time the fire brigade arrived.
A warrant was issued for the suspect, Cameron Hogg, according to Dallas Police on October 11; however, it was unclear where he was. On October 20, Hogg was found, picked up, and accused of murder.
At the Paul L. Dunbar Learning Center, Womack and Hogg were reportedly playing basketball before their argument broke out. Hogg allegedly drove up to the home and shot her multiple times after she apparently left and went to a friend's residence.
Womack and Hogg are acquaintances, said KDFW-TV.
Andrea Womack, Asia's mom, said to KDFW, "According to the plan, this was Asia's friend. With the man, she had a meal. He was fed by her, and when she refused, he viciously slaughtered her."
Her pastor described the game as "very ridiculous" as Asia and Hogg were apparently exchanging angry words during it.
You feel humiliated mostly because a woman defeated you at basketball, according to pastor John Delley.
Even in her obituary, Womack was compared to a basketball player whose quarters were divided into phases. She was born and went to school in the "first quarter." It has been reported that she was a kinesiology student at Texas A&M Commerce.
She reportedly had a "large heart filled with so much love, joy, and laughter" and a "passion for basketball from a young age," according to her obituary.
With a $1,751,000 bond, Hogg was lodged in the Dallas County Jail.
Asia Womack, age 21, was discovered on the pavement with "several gunshot wounds," according to a statement, on October 3 at around 7:40 p.m. Dallas Police Department officers had been called to a shooting in the 4100 block of Hamilton Avenue. She was taken to a local hospital where she passed away by the time the fire brigade arrived.
A warrant was issued for the suspect, Cameron Hogg, according to Dallas Police on October 11; however, it was unclear where he was. On October 20, Hogg was found, picked up, and accused of murder.
At the Paul L. Dunbar Learning Center, Womack and Hogg were reportedly playing basketball before their argument broke out. Hogg allegedly drove up to the home and shot her multiple times after she apparently left and went to a friend's residence.
Womack and Hogg are acquaintances, said KDFW-TV.
Andrea Womack, Asia's mom, said to KDFW, "According to the plan, this was Asia's friend. With the man, she had a meal. He was fed by her, and when she refused, he viciously slaughtered her."
Her pastor described the game as "very ridiculous" as Asia and Hogg were apparently exchanging angry words during it.
You feel humiliated mostly because a woman defeated you at basketball, according to pastor John Delley.
Even in her obituary, Womack was compared to a basketball player whose quarters were divided into phases. She was born and went to school in the "first quarter." It has been reported that she was a kinesiology student at Texas A&M Commerce.
She reportedly had a "large heart filled with so much love, joy, and laughter" and a "passion for basketball from a young age," according to her obituary.
With a $1,751,000 bond, Hogg was lodged in the Dallas County Jail.