Man indicted on aggravated murder charge in daughter's death

This 2012 photo provided by Northeast Ohio Medical University shows Tahani Mansour, died on Sept. 27, 2016 after being shot at her family's home in the Cleveland suburb of Rocky River, Ohio. Her father Jamal Mansour was indicted Wednesday, Oct. 5, 2016, on murder charges in his daughter’s death. (Joseph Rudinec/Northeast Ohio Medical University via AP) (The Associated Press)

FILE - This September 2016 booking file photo provided by the Rocky River, Ohio, Division of Police shows Jamal T. Mansour in Rocky River, Ohio, charged with murder in the Sept. 27 fatal shooting of his adult daughter Tahani Mansour at their suburban Cleveland home. Jamal Mansour was indicted on murder charges Wednesday, Oct. 5, 2016. (Rocky River, Ohio, Division of Police via AP, File) (The Associated Press)

CLEVELAND – A man who admits fatally shooting his daughter at their family's suburban Cleveland home has been indicted on an aggravated murder charge.

Sixty-three-year-old Jamal Mansour told Rocky River police he was angry when he shot 27-year-old Tahani Mansour. The indictment was handed up Wednesday. Mansour is being held on a $4.5 million bond.

Authorities haven't said why Jamal Mansour became so enraged he fired three rounds at his youngest child. He told a judge it was an accident after his arrest Sept. 27.

Friends say Tahani Mansour was bright and energetic and had recently been hired as a clinical pharmacist by the Cleveland Clinic.

Jamal Mansour's attorney referred to a previous comment that said Mansour loved his family.

Mansour was born in Jordan and came to the U.S. in 1978.