Brockton, Massachusetts – Authorities are currently investigating a tragic incident that occurred in a home in Brockton, leading to the deaths of a woman and a man in what is believed to be a murder-suicide case. The Plymouth County District Attorney, Tim Cruz, revealed that the victims were Sheron Trowers, a 56-year-old woman, and Carlos Brown, a 61-year-old man.
Trowers had just returned home from a trip to Jamaica when she was fatally shot early Tuesday morning. She was rushed to Good Samaritan Medical Center but succumbed to her injuries. Brown was found deceased inside the living room of the Ash Street residence, with an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound to his head, according to Cruz.
Authorities suspect that Trowers may have been ambushed upon her return from Jamaica, as her luggage was still in the driveway. Cruz also mentioned a history of domestic violence, urging individuals in toxic relationships to seek help. The specifics of Trowers and Brown’s relationship, marital status, the presence of children during the incident, and the details of their past domestic issues were not disclosed by Cruz.
The Brockton Police received reports of the shooting at 524 Ash St., near various landmarks in the area, around 1 a.m. One call came from inside the home reporting an unresponsive male, while a neighbor reported hearing gunshots. Cruz highlighted the SafeLink hotline as a resource for those affected by domestic violence, emphasizing the importance of seeking assistance in such situations.
Cruz acknowledged the widespread issue of domestic violence, emphasizing that it can affect anyone regardless of their location. He urged individuals experiencing difficulties in their relationships to reach out for help and potentially exit harmful situations. The investigation into the tragic incident is ongoing, with authorities working to uncover more details surrounding the events leading to the deaths of Trowers and Brown.