A Maryland man and father, Daron Boswell-Johnson was charged on Wednesday in the deaths of NeShante Davis a 26-year-old elementary school teacher and their 2-year-old daughter, Chloe Davis-Green. He has confessed to lying in wait for the mother and child outside their home early hours of Tuesday and then shooting them each multiple times. After shooting them, he fled the crime scene. This incidence happened outside late NeShante’s home at about 7 a.m. Tuesday in Fort Washington, Maryland.

Sources tell News4 that Daron was angry over $600 in monthly child support he had been ordered to pay.

He had initially refused to pay it, asking for a DNA. He was confirmed to be Chloe’s father in December 2015 through a DNA test conducted as part of a paternity suit. The killer and his ex had had many confrontations over the child support payments but nobody suspected he would go this far, a close source said.

25-year-old Daron was arrested Tuesday in Montgomery County, Prince George’s County said Hank Stawinski the Interim Police Chief.

Daron waived his Miranda rights and provided a statement to Prince George’s County police on Tuesday in which he confessed to the crime, according to court documents.