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CLEVELAND– A baby girl was shot and killed Thursday night in what is the fourth shooting involving children in Cleveland in just the past month.

The children ranged between the ages of 3 months and 10 years. Three died from their injuries.

“Enough is enough,” Police Chief Calvin Williams told reporters. “When are we going to stop counting babies being killed out here on the streets for nothing?”

On Friday, Williams urged witnesses to come forward and contact police with information in these shootings. Crime Stoppers accepts anonymous tips at 216-252-7463.

Ramon Burnett, 5

Ramon Burnett
Ramon Burnett (Family photo)

Sept. 4, Louise Harris Drive: 5-year-old Ramon Burnett was outside when he was caught in the crossfire on Louise Harris Drive.

About a week later, Marlon Hackett Jr. was indicted on murder and felonious assault charges for Ramon’s death. Dontavious Williams was charged with having weapons under a disability in the case.

Major Howard, 3

Major Howard (Photo Credit: Family members)
Major Howard (Photo Credit: Family members)

Sept. 15, East 113th Street between Regalia and Union avenues: Major Howard was sitting in a car with a woman on East 113th Street when another car pulled up and shots rang out. The 22-year-old woman was hit in the thigh and survived, but Major died from his injuries.

Donnell Lindsey, aka “Nell,” is wanted for the 3-year-old’s death. He remains on the loose.

Donta Padgett Jr., 10

Donta Padgett Sr. and Donta Padgett Jr. (Photo courtesy: Padgett family)
Donta Padgett Sr. and Donta Padgett Jr. (Photo courtesy: Padgett family)

Sept. 19, Martin Luther King Jr. and Shaker Boulevard: 10-year-old Donta Padgett Jr. was in a car at a traffic light with his 30-year-old father when a man walked up and shot both victims. Donta Jr. survived a gunshot wound to his shoulder, but his father, Donta Sr. died.

The Cuyahoga County Prosecutor’s Office announced there is a $25,000 for information leading to an arrest in this case.

Aavielle Wakefield, 5 months

Aavielle Wakefield (Photo Credit: Family)
Aavielle Wakefield (Photo Credit: Family)

Oct. 1, East 145th Street and Spear Avenue: Aavielle Wakefield is shot in the chest and killed while she’s in a car with her mother and grandmother on the way to the store.

Williams said no one in the car was likely the target. Police have no suspects.

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