2 Life Sentences For Man Who Killed PG County Teacher, 2-Year-Old

The man who was convicted of two counts of first-degree murder for killing a Prince George's County teacher and the 2-year-old daughter he had with her has been sentenced to two life sentences, according to a report.

Daron Boswell-Johnson was convicted in April of the murders of 26-year-old NeShante Davis, who taught at Bradbury Heights Elementary School, and their daughter Chloe Davis-Green. The murders happened in February 2016 as Davis was putting Chloe in a car seat in the parking lot of their Fort Washington apartment building.

Additionally, Boswell-Johnson was sentenced to 20 years on weapons charges, WTOP reported.

Boswell-Johnson is accused of killing them after being ordered in November 2015 to pay $600 per month in child support. Prosecutors say he had confronted Davis and demanded she drop the order, eventually shooting them both and fleeing.

Police caught up with him at his job in Gaithersburg, and he later confessed to the killings.

Photo of Daron Maurice Boswell-Johnson courtesy of Prince George's County Police