Oak Park Man Convicted of Murdering Ex-Girlfriend in Front of Their Child

Gregory Davis faces life in prison without parole for fatal shooting at used car dealership.

Apr. 13, 2026 at 7:11pm

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An extreme close-up of a shiny, metallic shotgun shell casing, its details and textures dramatically illuminated by a harsh, direct flash of light against a pitch-black background, conceptually representing the violence and tragedy of this crime.The fatal weapon used in a tragic case of domestic violence exposes the ongoing need for stronger protections and interventions.Sterling Heights Today

A 40-year-old Sterling Heights woman was shot and killed by her ex-boyfriend, Gregory Davis, at a used car dealership in Royal Oak Township where she worked. The couple's 10-year-old child witnessed the shooting, but was not physically harmed.

Why it matters

This tragic incident highlights the ongoing issue of domestic violence and the devastating impact it can have on families. The case also raises concerns about workplace safety and the need for stronger measures to protect employees from violence.

The details

According to prosecutors, Davis followed Namou to the dealership parking lot, blocked her car, and then shot her as she tried to flee. He then shot her again at close range. The two had been in a dating relationship and had a child together, but were no longer together at the time of the shooting.

  • The shooting occurred in May 2023.
  • Davis was convicted on April 13, 2026.
  • Davis is scheduled to be sentenced on May 11.

The players

Gregory Davis

A 40-year-old Oak Park man convicted of murdering his ex-girlfriend in front of their child.

Annie Namou

A 40-year-old Sterling Heights woman who was shot and killed by her ex-boyfriend while working at a used car dealership.

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What’s next

Davis is scheduled to be sentenced on May 11, where he is expected to receive a sentence of life in prison without the possibility of parole.

The takeaway

This case underscores the critical need for stronger measures to protect victims of domestic violence, as well as the importance of workplace safety policies to prevent such tragedies from occurring.