#Florida mom shot dead in middle of her child’s Zoom class

A 10-year-old Florida girl was taking her first online class from home when her mother was shot dead in front of her, police said Wednesday.

The young student’s mom, Maribel Morales-Rosado, 32, was allegedly murdered by her angry ex-boyfriend Donald Williams, 27, at her Indiantown home Tuesday morning — during an attack witnessed via Zoom by the girl’s teacher, according to tcpalm.com.

“The teacher said that she heard a commotion, heard profanity, realized there was some kind of domestic altercation, [but] still could see the child online,” Martin County Sheriff William Snyder told the outlet.

There were other students on the call as well.

“The teacher said she mutes her button so nobody has to hear it and then she sees the 10-year-old put her hands up to her ears,” he said — in an apparent reference to the sound of gunfire.

The child’s computer screen then went dark because it was struck by a projectile, Snyder said, adding there were a total of six children ages 10 to 17 in the house at the time.

Williams allegedly confronted his former girlfriend about a video — possibly one posted on Facebook — before squeezing the trigger of a handgun that may have been stolen, according to Snyder.

“He went in and confronted her with something to do with a video,” Snyder said. “And then later we learned there was a conversation about Facebook.”

The furious ex then fled by bicycle to a laundromat before boarding a bus, according to the outlet. But with the help of the bus driver, he was arrested roughly 40 minutes after the shooting and charged with first-degree murder, the outlet reported.

Morales-Rosado was taken to Lawnwood Regional Medical Center & Heart Institute in Fort Pierce, where she died.

It was her daughter’s first day of school at Warfield Elementary School.