Woman accused of murder tells police he thought she was dangerous

In Nashville, Jemorien Robinson was charged with the murder of Senia Holland, who was found with several gunshot wounds near an apartment complex. During the interrogation, the man admitted that he had shot her and stated that he perceived the woman as a danger to himself.

Police said he did not name a specific threat or explain why he opened fire. His statement does not confirm that Holland actually threatened him. The circumstances of the detention and the charges were reported by local TV channels.

Police received a report of gunfire at around 22:15 on November 6. The injured was found at the entrance to a residential complex on Dellway Villa Drive. She was taken to a medical center where she died.

Robinson lived in the same complex. According to investigators, to establish the alleged shooter helped the testimony of witnesses and surveillance cameras. According to police, he and Holland were walking together at the time of the attack.

Robinson is charged with criminal murder. He remains in custody without the possibility of bail. According to FOX 17, the next meeting is scheduled for November 10. The investigation has yet to establish the motive and the full sequence of events.

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