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Milwaukee transgender woman killed; 22-year-old now charged
The accused is Davion Steed – and he faces a single charge of first-degree intentional homicide.
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MILWAUKEE - A 22-year-old Milwaukee man is charged in connection with the homicide of a Milwaukee transgender woman near 95th and Brown Deer Road on Feb. 21. The accused is Davion Steed – and he faces a single charge of first-degree intentional homicide.
Davion Steed
According to the criminal complaint, Milwaukee police were dispatched to a residence near 95th and Brown Deer around 12:30 a.m. on Friday, Feb. 21 for a shooting complaint. When officers arrived on the scene, the victim, Dior, was alive -- and an officer was able to ask who did this. After asking multiple times, Dior said, "Davion." The officer was not able to obtain any other information before Dior stopped breathing and became pulseless. Milwaukee firefighters provided medical attention but Dior was pronounced deceased at the scene.
Amyri Dior
The Milwaukee County Medical Examiner's Office performed an autopsy and determined Dior suffered three gunshot wounds which caused her death.
At the residence, a Milwaukee police detective recovered three cartridge casings and one brass bullet fragment. A phone was also recovered from Dior's bedroom.
Investigators reviewed information downloaded from Dior's phone. In that downloaded information, a detective located a Facebook conversation with a person with the Facebook name "Glockboy Davi." The criminal complaint says the conversation started on Jan. 5 and continued until Feb. 20. The
conversation showed that (Dior) was threatening to expose 'Glockboy Davi' as having had sexµal relations with transgender individuals. In the conversation, (Dior) was demanding money from 'Glockboy Davi' in order to not post conversations and photographs on social media," the complaint says. On Feb. 20, the last conversation, (Dior) "is demanding $200 and that 'Glockboy Davi' informs (Dior) that he is trying to get it," the complaint says. 'Glockboy Davi" also provided his phone number.
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A records check revealed that Marquette Campus Police arrested Steed on Jan. 29. Investigators compared a booking photo for Steed with the profile photos of "Glockboy Davi" on Facebook. Detectives concluded that Davion Steed is the person with the Facebook profile "Glockboy Davi," the complaint says. Steed faces multiple charges related to the Marquette arrest including endangering safety by use of a dangerous weapon, disorderly conduct, carrying a concealed weapon and misdemeanor bail jumping.
Investigators interviewed Steed on March 9. When a detective asked Steed about how he knew Dior, "Steed said the person is 'Amari' but he was unsure if this was the person's real name," the complaint says. Sometime around Valentine's Day, Steed told investigators he decided to meet with "Amari." Steed said that is when Dior told Steed "I got something to tell you. I'm a ******," the complaint says. Steed said that "Amari then told him that if he did not send $700 to $1,000, he would post saying you did something to me," the complaint says. Steed said he thinks he paid "Amari" via Apple Pay.
On March 1, a detective reviewed phone records for the Steed's phone. It showed "there was activity on the phone prior to the time of the shooting," the complaint says. A "phone call was placed...at 12:44 a.m., shortly after the shooting, and this call went to voicemail. The complaint says there was one more outgoing call at 12:53 a.m. The detective noted "during this time, the phone remained in a similar geographic location," the complaint says.
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On March 10, Milwaukee police detectives interviewed Steed again. Steed confirmed that "Glockboy Davi" is his Facebook account. The complaint says "messages shown to Steed detailed a conversation from February 11, 2025, in which 'Amyri Dior' was extorting Steed over Steed having contacted...a transgender woman." Steed was asked when was the last time he spoke with Dior, he indicated "it was on February 18 or 20 when (Dior) asked for an additional $200," the complaint says
The accused is Davion Steed – and he faces a single charge of first-degree intentional homicide.
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MILWAUKEE - A 22-year-old Milwaukee man is charged in connection with the homicide of a Milwaukee transgender woman near 95th and Brown Deer Road on Feb. 21. The accused is Davion Steed – and he faces a single charge of first-degree intentional homicide.
Davion Steed
Criminal complaint
What we know:According to the criminal complaint, Milwaukee police were dispatched to a residence near 95th and Brown Deer around 12:30 a.m. on Friday, Feb. 21 for a shooting complaint. When officers arrived on the scene, the victim, Dior, was alive -- and an officer was able to ask who did this. After asking multiple times, Dior said, "Davion." The officer was not able to obtain any other information before Dior stopped breathing and became pulseless. Milwaukee firefighters provided medical attention but Dior was pronounced deceased at the scene.
Amyri Dior
The Milwaukee County Medical Examiner's Office performed an autopsy and determined Dior suffered three gunshot wounds which caused her death.
At the residence, a Milwaukee police detective recovered three cartridge casings and one brass bullet fragment. A phone was also recovered from Dior's bedroom.
Facebook conversation
What we know:Investigators reviewed information downloaded from Dior's phone. In that downloaded information, a detective located a Facebook conversation with a person with the Facebook name "Glockboy Davi." The criminal complaint says the conversation started on Jan. 5 and continued until Feb. 20. The
conversation showed that (Dior) was threatening to expose 'Glockboy Davi' as having had sexµal relations with transgender individuals. In the conversation, (Dior) was demanding money from 'Glockboy Davi' in order to not post conversations and photographs on social media," the complaint says. On Feb. 20, the last conversation, (Dior) "is demanding $200 and that 'Glockboy Davi' informs (Dior) that he is trying to get it," the complaint says. 'Glockboy Davi" also provided his phone number.
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A records check revealed that Marquette Campus Police arrested Steed on Jan. 29. Investigators compared a booking photo for Steed with the profile photos of "Glockboy Davi" on Facebook. Detectives concluded that Davion Steed is the person with the Facebook profile "Glockboy Davi," the complaint says. Steed faces multiple charges related to the Marquette arrest including endangering safety by use of a dangerous weapon, disorderly conduct, carrying a concealed weapon and misdemeanor bail jumping.
Investigators interview Steed
What we know:Investigators interviewed Steed on March 9. When a detective asked Steed about how he knew Dior, "Steed said the person is 'Amari' but he was unsure if this was the person's real name," the complaint says. Sometime around Valentine's Day, Steed told investigators he decided to meet with "Amari." Steed said that is when Dior told Steed "I got something to tell you. I'm a ******," the complaint says. Steed said that "Amari then told him that if he did not send $700 to $1,000, he would post saying you did something to me," the complaint says. Steed said he thinks he paid "Amari" via Apple Pay.
On March 1, a detective reviewed phone records for the Steed's phone. It showed "there was activity on the phone prior to the time of the shooting," the complaint says. A "phone call was placed...at 12:44 a.m., shortly after the shooting, and this call went to voicemail. The complaint says there was one more outgoing call at 12:53 a.m. The detective noted "during this time, the phone remained in a similar geographic location," the complaint says.
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On March 10, Milwaukee police detectives interviewed Steed again. Steed confirmed that "Glockboy Davi" is his Facebook account. The complaint says "messages shown to Steed detailed a conversation from February 11, 2025, in which 'Amyri Dior' was extorting Steed over Steed having contacted...a transgender woman." Steed was asked when was the last time he spoke with Dior, he indicated "it was on February 18 or 20 when (Dior) asked for an additional $200," the complaint says
he want in jail now 
), but not death.
