Florida Man Ran Over Girlfriend After Shooting Her 15 Times: Cops
September 17, 2025
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as posted by the channelFlorida mother Starmichael “Star” Tucker was brutally gunned down outside her apartment—shot more than 15 times and then run over with her own car—allegedly by her boyfriend, Charles Carson-Dowdy. Investigators linked him to the killing after he confessed to a coworker and was later caught fleeing toward Alabama in Tucker’s Jeep, with the murder weapon found in the vehicle. Carson-Dowdy now faces state homicide charges and a federal indictment, with a trial set that could put him behind bars for life. Law&Crime’s Elizabeth Millner breaks down the story.
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