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Man and his pregnant sister killed; 1-year-old shot in face, Canton police say Share Updated: 7:40 AM CST Dec 30, 2020 Share Updated: 7:40 AM CST Dec 30, 2020
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Show Transcript JUST HEAD TO OUR WEBSITE OR DOWNLOAD OUR MOBILE APP CANTON POLICE ARE LOOKING FOR THE MAN BEHIND A DEADLY TRIPLE SHOOTING POLICE SAY SOMEONE SHOT 20-YEAR-OLD FAUSTINO RAMIREZ IN THE HEAD THIS MORNING AS HE ARRIVED AT HIS HOME ON CHESTNUT ALLEY. THE GUNMAN ALSO SHOT HIS PREGNANT SISTER MARTINA IN THE FACE - KILLING HER AND HER UNBORN CHILD AND SHOT HER ONE-YEAR-OLD DAUGHTER IN THE FACE. THE ONE-YEAR-OLD SURVIVED COMMUNITY MEMBERS SAY MIGRANTS IN CANTON ARE OFTEN TARGETS OF CRIME. WE ONLY COME HERE FOR WORK ..LOOK AT WHAT IS HAPPENIN TO OUR COMMUNITY. WE ARE UNSAFE ALWAYS . PLEASE YOU HELP US?! MOTIVE FOR THIS DEADLY SHOOTING IS BELIEVED TO BE ROBBERY. FAMILY MEMBERS SAY THE AMOUNT OF CASH
Teen hid while robber opened fire on brother, pregnant sister, toddler
CANTON, Mississippi (WAPT ) Canton police are investigating a shooting that killed a man, his pregnant sister and her unborn baby, and also injured a toddler.
Canton police were called about 1:25 a.m. Tuesday to a home on Chestnut Alley by a 15-year-old who was hiding in the house when the shooting happened.
The teenager told 16 WAPT News through an interpreter that the door was kicked in by at least one man, who robbed his brother and sister of about $2,000 before opening fire.
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