Nashville Killer Shaquile Taylor
By Gregory Kielma
Nashville College Student Shot and Killed After Criminal Justice System ‘Reached the Limit of Its Authority’
Nashville College Student Shot and Killed After Criminal Justice System ‘Reached the Limit of Its Authority’
By
Dan Zimmerman
November 10, 2023
Shaquille Taylor, 29, was quickly identified as a suspect and taken into custody. Police said the gunfire came from a public housing unit across the street from the park and that Taylor was allegedly shooting at a car when a stray bullet struck [Belmont University Student Jillian] Ludwig.
Mental who knows? A punk with a firearm, absolutely! Should Shaquile Taylor own a firearm…nope , the system failed again, or did it?
ATF give us the serial numbers of the gun used...A stolen firearm most likely used to kill an innocent lady...… says firearms instructor and FFL Gregg Kielma.
I’m tired of continually reading this bull$hit…Stop the madness, the criminals have all the rights nowto defend themselves. Incompetence at the highest levels of the woke government...for sure... a joke. Is this guy, Shaquile Taylor a piece of crap loser. Absolutely.
Death penalty Shaquille Taylor. You're not crazyyou're just a punk like the restof the street rats you hang with, says Instructor Kielma.
Taylor was charged with aggravated assault and evidence tampering and is being held on a $280,000 bond. Police said Thursday they were in discussion with the district attorney’s office about modifying his charges.
News of Ludwig’s death came one day after Nashville District Attorney General Glenn Funk called on the Tennessee Legislature to make it easier to commit someone to a mental institution. Taylor had been criminally charged multiple times in the past, including in 2021 when he was charged with three counts of assault with a deadly weapon.
Authorities said he and another man allegedly shot at a woman while she was driving with her two children. At least two bullets hit the vehicle. The charges were ultimately dismissed earlier this year and Taylor was released after court-appointed doctors testified that he was incompetent to stand trial. Under federal and state law, mentally incompetent defendants cannot be prosecuted.
A court order stated that Taylor developed pneumonia at birth, which led to a brain infection, and that he continues to function at a kindergarten level. Criminal Court Judge Angelita Blackshear Dalton wrote that because Taylor did not meet the criteria to be involuntarily committed, the court had “reached the limit of its authority.”
Minyvonne Burke and Cheyenne Darcy Amaya in Nashville college freshman Jillian Ludwig dies after being hit by a stray bullet at a local park