May 20, 2021 / 11:11 PM EST INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — The list of names of children shot in Indianapolis is growing, and Indianapolis Ten Point Coalition’s leader, the Rev. Charles Harrison, said he’s finding it hard to be positive. “It is so bad. It is so out of control that you don’t feel safe anymore,” said the leader of the crime-fighting coalition. Harrison said Thursday he’s worried because shootings where kids are not the intended targets can sometimes be tougher to solve, especially when people in the community know something and won’t speak up. “I speak as a father now who has teenage children, and we are fearful, many of us parents are fearful. Our children don’t seem to be safe in the public. They don’t seem to be safe in our home, and I think like a lot of parents we are living with this fear now. Will we get the phone call about our child? Or will we be in our home enjoying ourselves and a bullet comes through the window and strikes one of our children?”