WISN(MILWAUKEE) The grandmother of an 11-year-old Milwaukee girl killed in a weekend drive-by shooting that also left her 5-year-old sister injured said on
WISN(MILWAUKEE) The grandmother of an 11-year-old Milwaukee girl killed in a weekend drive-by shooting that also left her 5-year-old sister injured said on Monday that the children were coming home from a birthday party with their mother when a gunman opened fire on their car. The death of Ta'Niyla Parker has sparked widespread outrage in Milwaukee and community activists have taken to the streets holding signs reading, "Stop killing our children." "She was very smart, outgoing. She was a loving big sister to her little sister," Ta'Niyla's grandmother, Janice Little, told ABC News on Monday. Little said she was Ta'Niyla's legal guardian and that the child has lived with her since she was born. "I hope they get caught and get arrested," Little said of her granddaughter's killer. The shooting unfolded about 9 p.m. on Saturday in the Sherman Park neighborhood in northwest Milwaukee, according to the Milwaukee Police Department