At her preliminary hearing, Detective Daniel Turner testified that Mia Harris shot her granddaughter in the head.
"I asked her, 'Why her grandbaby?' And she said, 'That was not my grandbaby.' And at one point she said, 'Sorry, not sorry,'" Turner said.
He said before Harris shot the baby she dragged a family member out of bed and assaulted her. He said it woke everyone up in the house. Turner said two family members then locked themselves in a room with the baby.
Turner said Harris entered the room and shot the baby's mother in the head. The bullet grazed their head and they were treated at the hospital. Turner said Harris then shot the 6-month-old lying on the bed. Harris then picked her up and handed her to the baby’s mother and smiled before leaving the house, Turner said.
According to an incident report from the Butler County Sheriff's Office, when police found Harris she was driving the wrong way on I-75 and refused to stop for deputies. She eventually led deputies back to the home where the shooting happened and was arrested, the report says.
Turner interviewed Harris at the sheriff’s office. He said Harris said she didn’t want to talk but eventually did.
“[She said] her family was trying to take all of her money and then leave and she was not going to allow that to happen. They crucified her, so she crucified them,” Turner said.
Detective: Liberty Township grandmother said 'sorry not sorry' after shooting 6-month-old granddaughter