Daughter sues dad’s accused shooter

A woman accused of killing her live-in boyfriend is being sued for $1 million in connection with his death.

Tammy Ellen Rosado is charged with second-degree murder in the shooting death of James Ronald Cobb.

His daughter, Ashley Marie Griffith, is seeking $1 million in damages from Rosado in the lawsuit filed March 22 in Roane County Circuit Court.

“This action is brought ... for the wrongful death of James Ronald Cobb as the legal and proximate result of the intentional homicidal assault perpetrated upon him by the defendant,” the lawsuit said.

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