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Tragic news in the capital city. A child has been shot and killed near Downtown Little Rock Saturday morning. According to the Pulaski County coroner, the victim is a 7-year-old girl.

Police dispatch records show the first shots fired call was made shortly after 11:00 A.M. from Zoo Drive, but that may have been where the driver eventually pulled over once realizing what happened.

Under a beating sun Saturday, Little Rock Police searched for shells. Exit four of Interstate 6-30 was Westbound blocked as they checked alongside busy traffic for bullets after one took the life of a seven-year-old girl.
This is Little Rock’s 34th homicide of 2022, and this one is particularly painful to parents because of the age who died.

“It’s a shame period when anyone dies, but when you’re looking at a seven-year-old, I mean it’s just terrible,” lamented Terry Jackson, who traveled to Little Rock for the weekend.

Terry Jackson grew up in Little Rock, but he says things are now getting out of hand.

“We need tougher gun laws,” Jackson asserted. “I don’t know what it’s going to take to solve that problem, but we need to do something.”

Harper also suggested gun control but was at a loss for how to do it. “I don’t know what that would be, but I’m sure something is out there,” she said.

While parents are looking for solutions, police are looking for answers and whoever would kill a seven-year-old girl.

“I can’t say enough to say I’m sorry. I can feel your hurt,” Jackson wanted the family to hear.

Harper stated, “I hope they catch the person who did that and definitely praying for them and I’m very sorry for their loss.”

The little girl’s name has not been released by the police. This is a developing story, and Police say they hope to have more information soon.
 
Little Rock police say they are searching for a man after a 7-year-old girl was killed in a deadly shooting Saturday morning on Fair Park Drive at I-630.


According to investigators, Kenjata Daniels Jr. is wanted in connection to the deadly shooting.
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Name: Daniels, Kenjata L

PE/TE Date* Life W/O

Total Time* Life W/O


Current Prison Sentence History​

OffenseSentence DateCountyCase #Sentence Length
Capital Murder06/12/2026Pulaski County2022-2379Life w/o
06/12/2026Pulaski County2022-2379480 mo.
Felony With Firearm06/12/2026Pulaski County2022-2379180 mo.
Offense com. presence of child06/12/2026Pulaski County2022-2379180 mo.
Fleeing in Vehicle or Conveyance w/ Serious Physical Injury06/12/2026Pulaski County2022-2379120 mo.
Chloe Alexander will always be seven. That’s what her mother says is the most heartbreaking part of losing her daughter to gun violence four years ago.

Family members say memories of Chloe — her imagination and energy — are what carried them through years of court hearings that came to a close Friday.

“She was just this beautiful girl who just loved to do what kids do, have a big imagination," Love said. Her grandmother, Teneshia Fisher, told THV11 that Chloe was just 'a ball of energy.'
Those memories helped sustain Chloe’s loved ones through what they describe as an emotional and exhausting journey.

"From sleepless nights, just overwhelming days. Some days you wake up and just think about that she's in the room and she's not," Love said.
Chloe Alexander was killed in May 2022 during a drive-by shooting near the Little Rock Zoo, where she was riding with family. Police accused 18-year-old Kenjata La’Mare Daniels Jr. of carrying out the shooting, and prosecutors say the intended target was Chloe’s uncle.

"She didn't think anything like this would happen, and all of a sudden, they get to the zoo, she sees the zoo sign, and it's all over," Deputy prosecutor Rafael Gallagher said.
Chloe’s mother also addressed the courtroom directly, reading a note to Daniels and vowing to keep her daughter’s name and memory alive.
 
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