One or more shooters opened fire on a child playing in the front yard of a Kansas home, killing him, authorities said.
Police didn't immediately respond Thursday to phone and email messages seeking additional information.
"Sir was my godson," Shyneisha Hill told KCTV."I just want the people that did this brought to justice. Sir deserves justice. No 6-year-old deserves that. No child deserves that. No parent deserves what my cousin is going through." Just hours before the deadly shooting, Sir was in kindergarten class at West Park Elementary School, the station reported.
"He always has something silly or witty to say," teacher Amanda Mynatt told KCTV."Yesterday, I told him to sit still. So, he started pretending to sleepwalk rather than sit still. He is a jokester but also really smart. Has a lot of friends."
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