By james art 
Chesapeake, Washington (wavy)-the judicial jurors condemned a woman from Chesapiik to first-degree murder on Thursday in the 2024 shooting, shooting Portsmouth’s death in Bainbridge Commons apartments.
Thia Johnson, 23, by Chesapike, was convicted of a first-degree murder and the use of firearms in the Murder Commission. She is confronted with life in prison and will be sentenced on May 19 at Circuit Court Chesapeake.
The jurors found Johnson guilty after two days. She is confronted with life imprisonment and is intended to be sentenced on May 19, 2025 by the Judge of the Chesapiker District Court Andrew Kubovchik.
The Commonwealth Commonwealth Law Firm said his evidence showed that at midnight on February 12, 2024, police responded to a 911 call for a home dispute at the Grady Cressecent residence. When officers arrived, they found Matario Gi to lie unanswered on the sidewalk and he was declared dead at the Norfolk General Hospital. Autopsy revealed that he was shot once in the back, according to community evidence.
Johnson was at the residence when police arrived, according to community evidence. A forensic survey on her phone showed a video of a dispute with the victim before her initial call of 911, which was interrupted.
She made a second call, stating that the police were not necessary as the victim was no longer present, the community evidence shows. Later, the bell of the bell of the bell later showed the victim to leave the residence and get out of the view. Moments afterwards the video filmed Johnson, pointing a gun at him and shooting. A single body was located outside her residence.