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A 10-year-old Louisiana boy was arrested after allegedly telling authorities that he fatally shot a former mayor and his adult daughter over the weekend.
Police responded around 6:30 a.m. on Sunday to a home in Minden and found the bodies of former Minden councilman and interim mayor Joe Cornelius Sr., 82, and his daughter, 31-year-old Keisha Miles, inside with multiple gunshot wounds, KSLA-TV reported.
A guardian brought the boy to the police station, where he allegedly confessed to the killings, the station reported.
Police have yet to release the identity of the 10-year-old boy or his relationship to the victims. Investigators have not released details about what led to the shooting.
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Joe Cornelius Sr., 82, was a former councilman and interim mayor of the city of Minden, Louisiana. On Sunday, he and his daughter, 31-year-old Keisha Miles, were found shot and killed inside a home. (City of Minden)
Neighbors told the station that they heard about eight gunshots after an apparent argument broke out between Cornelius and the 10-year-old boy over credit card charges for video games.
Minden Police Chief Jared McIver told the outlet that the boy has shown no remorse over the alleged killings.
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Minden Mayor Nick Cox remembered Cornelius for his service to the community in a post on social media.
"Joe Cornelius’s years of service to Minden were marked by his commitment and dedication to the betterment of our community," Cox wrote. "On a personal note, I am grateful for his friendship and the many ways he supported me and others in our city."
Cox asked the public to keep Cornelius’ family in their prayers.
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Police are continuing to investigate the incident.
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