GRAPHIC! Play around with guns if you want to. Breh is on life support.

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Man shot on Facebook Live making 'remarkable' progress, family says





Shelley Childers
Updated 58 mins ago
HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) --
The man who was shot during a Facebook Live stream on Easter Sunday continues to make small improvements in the hospital, his family says.

The family of Devyn Holmes spoke to Eyewitness News through their attorney on Monday.

Shanna Hennigan issued this statement to ABC13:
Devyn is continuing to improve. Doctors ran further tests this morning and are awaiting the results. The family strongly believes that the prayers and support they have received from all over the nation and the world are fueling Devyn's remarkable recovery. The doctors have chosen to keep him sedated so that his brain can continue to heal. His mother has not left the hospital since he was admitted (except for her appearance in court last Tuesday). She vows to remain there as long as her son is there and go home only when he goes home.




Hennigan also tells Eyewitness News that Holmes is now able to breathe on his own with some support from machines.

He remains in stable condition at Ben Taub Hospital, but his family continues to ask for prayers.

Holmes was shot in the head early Easter Sunday morning while sitting in a car at a gas station on Almeda and Southmore.

Police say he was with two other people, playing with two guns while broadcasting on Facebook Live. In the video, Cassandra Damper is seen holding a gun and pointing it at the camera.



Seconds later, she is seen pointing the gun at Holmes' head, then pulling the trigger.

Damper is charged with aggravated assault with reckless serious bodily injury and tampering with evidence.

She remains free on bond.

Man shot on Facebook Live making 'remarkable' progress
 

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Hope the bytch that shot him catch a case and some football numbers, 100% and I don't give a fukk what anybody thinks :pacspit:

Talking big shyt 5 seconds before yet they left his ass for dead like he was roadkill :smh:

Valuable lesson to ANYBODY watching that shyt, watch who you hang around and potentially lose your life for some dumb shyt :snoop:
 

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His breathing is still not life sustaining. If it was, he would not need any machines.

It means that he still has a functioning brain as if he could not breath on his own at all he would clinically be brain dead.........the fact he is breathing on his own in any capacity is really positive news considering his injury. I don't anyone could ask anything more then that at this point. He was shot not even 10 days ago.....
 

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Sunday, April 22, 2018 03:15PM
HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) --
The man who was shot during a Facebook Live stream on Easter Sunday is completely breathing on his own, according to his mother.

Sheree Holmes confirmed that the respirator was removed Saturday, and her son spent the last 24 hours off the machine.

His recovery, while amazing, is still expected to be a long journey, the family says.

Sheree calls her son's progress amazing, but is also remaining reserved. She says that they are taking his recovery day by day.

"The whole world. When I say the whole world, I've been getting prayers from everywhere. The whole world is praying for him and I really appreciate that," Sheree said.

The family still asks for continued prayers.

Holmes was shot in the head early Easter Sunday morning while sitting in a car at a gas station on Almeda and Southmore.

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Devyn Holmes was left in critical condition after being shot accidentally by a woman playing with a gun outside a Houston gas station.

Holmes' mother told us he graduated from La Marque High School as a member of the National Honor Society. Later, Holmes studied at Lamar and Texas Southern University and worked as a guard with the Texas Department of Criminal Justice.

"When I'm talking to him, he looks at me. He does move his eyes," Sheree said.

Police say he was with two other people, playing with two guns while broadcasting on Facebook Live. In the video, Cassandra Damper is seen holding a gun and pointing it at the camera.

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Sheree Holmes said the woman accused of accidentally shooting her son is getting off too easy.

Seconds later, she is seen pointing the gun at Holmes' head, then pulling the trigger.

Damper is charged with aggravated assault with reckless serious bodily injury and tampering with evidence. Her next court date is set for May 5.

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The woman accused of shooting a man in the head on Facebook Live will be back in court Thursday morning.
 
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