Burke County Fatal Shooting: 911 Call Released and Involuntary Manslaughter Charge Filed

A 911 call has been released in connection with a fatal shooting incident that occurred in Burke County. The call was made by a woman who identified herself as Telvin Osborne’s girlfriend, revealing a tense situation prior to the tragic event. The woman explained that Osborne had allegedly approached her home in a threatening manner, claiming he would fight someone. During this altercation, the woman stated she had ‘shot him’ and subsequently attempted to perform CPR until emergency services arrived. Tragically, Osborne was pronounced dead at the scene. According to law enforcement, the woman has been charged with involuntary manslaughter due to the circumstances surrounding Osborne’s death. In a statement, the Burke County Sheriff’s Office specified that ‘involuntary manslaughter’ includes instances where someone unintentionally causes another’s death while committing an unlawful act. This incident has raised concerns in the community, prompting discussions about domestic violence and the use of firearms in heated domestic situations. Telvin Osborne, known for his engaging personality, had previously expressed concerns regarding events and personal safety to his friends. One friend remembered Osborne saying, ‘I’ve got to watch my back.’ The community is now grappling with the loss of a vibrant individual and the implications of gun violence in domestic disputes.