A mass shooting unfolded in West Point, Clay County, Mississippi, on Friday night, January 10, 2026, resulting in the deaths of six people across three separate locations. Authorities quickly apprehended the suspect, identified as 24-year-old Daricka Moore. Sheriff Eddie Scott of Clay County confirmed that Moore has been charged with first-degree murder, with additional charges expected, potentially including capital murder. The district attorney's office is also considering seeking the death penalty, pending a mental competency evaluation. The victims of this tragic incident include the suspect's father, Glen Moore, 67, his brother Quinton Moore, 33, and Willie Guines, 55, who were found at the initial shooting site on David Hill Road. Investigators believe Daricka Moore then proceeded to another residence on Blake Road, where a seven-year-old girl was found deceased after an alleged attempted sexual battery. Following this, Moore reportedly stole his deceased brother's Ford F-150 and drove to a home on Siloam-Griffith Road, where Barry Bradley and Samuel Bradley, one of whom was a local pastor, were also fatally shot. Clay County Sheriff Eddie Scott described the event as one of the toughest cases he has encountered in his three decades of service, highlighting the horrific nature of the crime. Authorities have assured the community that there is no longer an ongoing threat. The motive behind the rampage is still under investigation, as law enforcement agencies work to piece together the sequence of events and the connections between the suspect and all victims. This incident marks another tragic instance of gun violence in the United States, drawing attention to such ongoing social issues.