Teens Who Shot Pregnant Louisiana Woman Say It Was A Mistake

Pregnant Louisiana Woman Shooters Say It Was A Mistake

A pregnant Louisiana woman, Kerisha Johnson, who was in her 9th month was sh*t and k*lled along with her unborn child. And three teenagers are being charged with her death.

The unfortunate incident occurred when three teenagers opened fire on the woman’s car in an apparent case of mistaken identity.

In Baton Rouge, Kerisha Johnson, 36, was found dead in her car after she was shot last week while trying to pick up partygoers at a “teen party,” according to an arrest warrant obtained.

“It was just senseless,” Deanna Williams, a childhood friend of Johnson, told WBRZ. “She was an innocent person.”

Johnson was picking someone up from a party when three teenagers opened fire as her car pulled up to the building. Police said they mistook her car for another one that shot a bullet into the air earlier that day.

One of the shooters, Marques Porch, was a corrections officer for the West Baton Rouge Sheriff’s Office until his arrest.

Marques Porch, Gregory Parker and Derrick Curry, all 19, have since been arrested and charged with second-degree murder and first-degree feticide. They were reportedly caught on video opening fire on Johnson’s vehicle and fleeing the scene.