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Dallas Man Shot Woman To Death After Basketball Game

A Dallas woman was reportedly shot to death allegedly over the results of a basketball game she played against a man.

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According to KDFW reports that the shooting took place on Monday evening (October 10) in South Dallas.

21-year-old Asia Womack was deceased one, according to her mother Andrea Womack.

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She tells KDFW that her daughter was playing basketball at T.G. Terry Park just up the street from her home.

Andrea said:

This was supposed to be a friend of Asia’s. She’s eaten with the man. She’s fed him, and he turned on her and killed her in a vicious way.

It was in very short time that Police identified the suspect as 31-year-old Cameron Hogg, according to CBS News.

The victim, Asia is described as a gifted player on the court and spent her high school days playing basketball. Shockingly, she was in a pickup game at the park against Hogg, who is said to kill her after beaten by Asia.

Family friend Pastor John Delley said:

This is so senseless. You become embarrassed basically because a female beat you in basketball.

People always ask, what can I do to improve the Black Community? We can speak up when tragedy happens. Cameron Hogg killed Asia Womack b/c she beat him in basketball. The family of #AsiaWomack deserve justice! Let's bring her killer to justice. #JusticeforAsia @BlkStarNetwork pic.twitter.com/XMt4yqo3ca

— Farajii Muhammad (@Farajii) October 14, 2022

Also words from the family, Hogg came back to shoot Asia as many as five times, not before he took his kids home. CCTV caught the moment that presumed Hogg’s car speeding away from the scene.

An arrest warrant has now been issued for Hogg,

According to KDFW, Kristin Lowman with Dallas PD said:

Detectives are still working the case. No one is in custody at this time. They’ve been working it since Monday night trying to find justice for Miss Womack.

Asia’s aunt Juanita Smith told NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth:

I believe in forgiveness, but justice needs to be served.

Prize is set at $5,000 for information that leads to arrest, released by Crime Stoppers.