Washtenaw County, MI – A 28-year-old woman, Kenyasia Daijanique Johnson-Jackson, has been ordered to stand trial for the attempted murder of another woman following a shooting in the parking lot of a Meijer store in Washtenaw County. The decision came after a preliminary examination held on November 19, 2024, before 15th District Court Judge Karen Quinlan Valvo.
Johnson-Jackson faces charges of assault with intent to murder and discharging a weapon from a vehicle causing injury in connection with the incident, which occurred during a dispute between the two women. According to authorities, the altercation escalated into violence when Johnson-Jackson shot the other woman in the parking lot. The victim was injured but is expected to survive.
Details of the argument leading up to the shooting remain unclear, but the case has sparked significant attention in the local community. The charges against Johnson-Jackson reflect the severity of the incident, and she now faces a full trial to determine her role in the shooting.
If convicted, Johnson-Jackson could face serious consequences, including a lengthy prison sentence. Her trial will be closely watched as it moves through the court system, with many residents of Washtenaw County eager for resolution in the case.
