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Body parts of missing woman found inside bags within Detroit house; boyfriend arrested

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DETROIT (FOX 2) - The human remains of a woman who went missing last week has been discovered inside a house on Detroit's west side Tuesday.Detroit police have arrested the boyfriend of Latima Warren, whose body parts were found in bags inside the residence near Tireman and Vaughan.

Warren has been missing since Dec. 28.DPD said Warren was shot and killed. Also inside the home was a child unharmed. Warren and her boyfriend shared children together.The human remains have been identified as Latima Warren, 32, who had been missing since Dec.

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