Say What Now? Alleged Mistress Yelled ‘You Broke My Heart’ Before Shooting Pastor and His Wife

BY: Denver Sean

Published 6 years ago

Latoshia Daniels yelled at Pastor Brodes Perry before shooting him several times, according to WREG.

Her words? “You broke my heart.” 

via Fox 8:

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According to police, officers were called to the Meridian Place Apartments in Collierville on Thursday after receiving calls from residents stating they had heard multiple gunshots and screams.

When they arrived they found Brodes Perry, executive pastor at Mississippi Boulevard Christian Church, and his wife suffering from gunshot wounds.

Authorities said the shooter, Latoshia Daniels, was still armed and refused to put down the gun.

Perry’s wife told police Daniels showed up at her home unexpectedly the night of the shooting. Having known her from her time living in Little Rock, she agreed to let her inside the home.

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She was escorting Daniels back out when the suspect pulled a handgun and started shooting, screaming “You broke my heart” at the husband, according to a court affidavit.

A police report says his wife knelt by him and Daniels told her to get out of the way, then shot her in the left shoulder.

Perry’s wife told police she didn’t know of any affair taking place between the two but Daniels actions made that seem to be a possibility.

Both victims were taken to the Regional Medical Center where Brodes Perry later died.

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While at the hospital, police said Daniels also attacked an officer. Police said the officer was trying to take her into custody and that’s when she jerked away and shoved him before taking off running. Officers said they had to force her to the ground before they could get her handcuffed.

Daniels was charged with first-degree murder, attempt first-degree murder, possession of a firearm during the commission of a felony, assault on a police officer and resisting arrest.

She is being held without bond.

This sounds like the plot of a Tyler Perry film.

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It’s a tragic situation, but we’re happy both the wife and the mistress survived — one so the wife can get the answers for whatever closure she needs and the other so the mistress can be brought to justice. RIP to pastor Perry.

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