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That detail was revealed Thursday when District Attorney Larry Krasner said he had enough evidence to announce the arrests of the girl’s parents and another woman.
The girl’s killing was “unintended, however, it was not in any way, shape, or form accidental, because the shooting death resulted from a handgun which should have never been in the home of the father,” Anthony Voci, the district attorney’s homicide chief, said during a virtual news conference with Krasner.
The father, Alhakim Nunez, 29, is barred from owning a gun due to three drug convictions, in Georgia, Virginia, and Bucks County, Voci said.
The investigation revealed that the gun had been in the house for “a number of months,” and that both parents were there “with the loaded and unsecured weapon at the time that their daughter was shot and killed,” Voci said.
Nunez was charged with involuntary manslaughter and endangering the welfare of children, both upgraded to felonies because of the girl’s age; corruption of minors; possession with intent to manufacture or deliver drugs; possession of a weapon by a convicted felon; obstructing justice, and related charges. He is jailed on a $1 million so-called Nebbia hold, which allows officials time to investigate the source of funds he may use to pay bail.
The girl’s mother, Iris Rodriguez, 29, was charged with the same crimes except possession of a weapon by a felon and drug possession. She is jailed on a $500,000 Nebbia hold."
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