Cops Say It Wasn’t An Accident! Georgia Woman Charged After Allegedly Shooting Her Boyfriend Following A Drunken Argument At 5 AM!

A tragic shooting in Burke County, Georgia has taken a shocking turn, as authorities now confirm it was not accidental. Sheriff Alfonzo Williams revealed that 25-year-old Hannah Cobb has been arrested and charged with felony involuntary manslaughter in the death of 30-year-old Telvin Osborne, the father of her children. The fatal shooting, which took place early Sunday morning, initially sparked public outrage due to a delay in Cobb’s arrest. Investigators have since uncovered key details that contradict initial reports.

Authorities responded to the 800 block of 4 Points Road at 5:45 a.m., finding Osborne in the master bedroom with a gunshot wound to the chest. He was later pronounced dead at the hospital. Cobb, who called 911 and was applying pressure to the wound when officers arrived, initially told deputies that she had been checking her firearm after a night out drinking when it accidentally discharged. However, Sheriff Williams debunked this claim, stating that at no point in the investigation was there any indication that Cobb was cleaning the weapon. Instead, investigators confirmed that both Cobb and Osborne had been drinking, and there was a physical altercation involving pushing and shoving before the fatal shot was fired.

The Burke County Sheriff’s Office launched an extensive 48-hour investigation, interviewing friends, family members, and gathering evidence before making the arrest. Sheriff Williams emphasized the recklessness of mixing alcohol and firearms and stated that this case is being treated as a homicide. While Cobb is currently charged with involuntary manslaughter, authorities have not ruled out the possibility of additional or upgraded charges as the investigation continues.

As the case unfolds, many are now questioning what truly happened that night—and whether justice will be fully served. |