A second suspect has been arrested and charged in connection to the deadly shooting of the popular Memphis rapper, 25-year-old Destinee Govan, better known as “Lotta Cash Desto.”
Jeremyah Smith, 19, has been charged with murder. He is the second suspect charged in the deadly shooting. The other suspect, 24-year-old Christian Isaiah Williams, was arrested when the shooting happened last year.
At some point, authorities said Williams and Smith got out of their vehicle and fired shots at Govan and her passenger. Williams was later found in a parking lot across the street from where Govan was found with a gunshot wound to the abdomen. He was transported to the hospital and then later charged for his alleged role in the shooting.
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