Cobb teacher’s estranged husband broke into Paulding home twice before killing her, deputies say

Investigators said that the couple was estranged and that Tyron Lambert forced his way into Jasymn Lambert’s home off Topaz Drive after midnight. Tyron Lambert pointed a gun and threatened people inside the home, according to the sheriff’s office.

Lambert ran from the scene when he learned that deputies were called.

“Paulding Deputies made a report, began the process to seek warrants for his arrest, placed the residence on zone patrol, and placed a “Be On The Lookout” (BOLO) out via dispatch for Tyron Lambert and his vehicle,” the sheriff’s office said.

Paulding County 911 received a call around 7:12 a.m. that Lambert returned to the house with a gun again. When deputies arrived, they heard a gunshot and said they saw Lambert trying to run away from the back of the house.

Deputies chased after him and took him into custody. Jasymn Lambert was taken to Wellstar Paulding Hospital where she was pronounced dead.

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According to Cobb County Schools, Jasymn Lambert was a third-grade teacher at Still Elementary School and a mother of two.

Channel 2′s Michele Newell was at the school Monday afternoon, where grief counselors were on hand to help students through the tragedy.

Newell also spoke to neighbors, who said they had no idea they were so close to such a dangerous situation.

“It’s just kind of unsettling to know something happened like this so close, just two doors down,” Miles Bush said.

The district officials sent this statement to Channel 2 Action News:

“It is with great sadness that we share the passing of one of our third-grade teachers. Jasmyn Lambert’s big smile was welcoming to all, her classroom couldn’t wait to see her every day. Our hearts go out to her family, friends, and the entire Still community who already miss her. Grief counselors are at school this week to support students and staff and we do ask you to give our school family privacy during this time of grief.”

Tyron Victor Lambert was arrested Saturday afternoon and was charged with the following according to jail records:

• Home invasion in the first-degree
• Malice murder and murder in family violence
• Cruelty to children, allowing a child to witness felony/battery/family violence in the third-degree
• Criminal damage to property in the second degree
• Two counts of simple assault,
• Possessing a firearm/knife during the commission of a felony
• Criminal trespass
• Obstruction

He remains in the Paulding County jail without bond.

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