Montgomery Mourns Pastor DaQuarius Green’s Death in Level Plains Shooting

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Montgomery Mourns Pastor DaQuarius Green’s Death in Level Plains Shooting
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The Montgomery community is in mourning following the tragic death of Pastor DaQuarius Green. The pastor, known for his impactful ministry, succumbed to gunshot wounds on December 23, 2023, after being shot in Level Plains, Alabama.

Details of the Incident

Pastor Green, aged 31, was involved in a domestic incident that occurred in the Freedom Heights neighborhood. This location is just outside of Montgomery, on Rucker Boulevard. Following the shooting, Green was transported to the hospital, where he later passed away. The Dale County Sheriff’s Office is currently investigating the circumstances surrounding the incident, but no charges have been filed at this time.

Reflections from the Community

Fellow pastor DiVonta Palmer expressed his deep sorrow upon hearing the news of Green’s death. Palmer highlighted that although they were not best friends, their paths crossed often. “Every interaction mattered,” he noted.

  • Green was recognized for his humility and integrity.
  • Palmer described him as a “man who deeply loved God and his family.”
  • He recalled a significant moment when Green surprised him at church.

Palmer emphasized that despite past legal challenges that were dismissed, Green remained dedicated to his faith and community service. “He was a man of God, a father, a husband, and did not deserve this fate,” Palmer stated.

Church and Community Response

Elba Zion Missionary Baptist Church, where Green served, released a statement expressing gratitude for his service and spiritual leadership. The church has urged the community to keep Green’s family and congregation in their prayers during this difficult time.

Vigil in Honor of Pastor Green

A prayer vigil was held in Green’s honor, gathering community members to reflect on his life and contributions. The ongoing investigation into the shooting continues to concern local authorities and citizens alike.

Help and Resources

For those affected by domestic violence or in need of assistance, the National Domestic Violence Hotline operates 24/7 at 800-799-SAFE.

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