A 6-year-old girl was killed by a 15-year-old boy after driving by shooting last week according to the report of police in Florida.
About three in the morning. According to police, on Saturday, Rock Island Police responded to a report of gunfire in the 2000 block of 33rd Street. (Photo: iStock)
In the report published by TheMessenger News, Two victims were killed after a 15-year-old boy pulled a trigger in a drive-by shooting. According to police in Florida a 6-year-old girl and a 19- year-old man were confirmed dead last week.
In a statement released by the Orlando Police Department on Sunday, Nico Brown, who is the suspect in the drive-by shooting, was taken into custody on suspicion of first-degree homicide last Saturday.
The arrest is about the fatal gunshot of a drive-by shooting incident that happened on September 29 right after 8 o’clock in the evening resulting in the tormented death of two individuals, Isaiyah Wright, 19 years old, and Ajahliyah Hashim, 6 years old.
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Hashim’s mother was also included in the drive-by shooting incident. However, she didn’t suffer non-life-threatening injuries according to the police.
According to the published article in Orlando Sentinel, Police withheld the details of Brown’s arrest. Authorities are still looking into possible reasons why Wright has been targeted. However, the authorities found out that the mother and daughter were not the intended targets of the drive-by shooting incident.
The Orange County Schools Superintendent, Dr. Maria Marquez, posted a message reminding them about the fatal death by shooting on social media. She emphasizes her concern about the 6-year-old student in Eagle’s Nest Elementary who died in the drive-by shooting incident. She felt devastated and wished for the students to abstain from this kind of scenario. She felt sad for Ajahliyah’s family on what happened and could not accept the tragedies happening in the community.
The drive-by shooting investigation is still ongoing. Police reported
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