Two-year-old Emilio Lindeman Junior was shot in the arm and collarbone by unidentified gunmen in Kensington's Glider Crescent on Saturday night.The toddler, known as Junior, was in his mother's arms when the suspects, riding a delivery motorbike, opened fire.
He remains hospitalized in intensive care with a bullet still lodged in his collarbone, which doctors warn could impair his ability to walk if removed.The family, who have faced gang threats for years, described the attack as a targeted violence incident.A relative recounted how the gunmen shot at a man running in the same direction as the family, leading to the toddler's injury.Police are investigating the attempted murder, and the family urges authorities to apprehend the perpetrators.The incident highlights ongoing gang-related violence in the area, with previous reports of shootings at the family's home.The family emphasizes the need for justice and safety, as they live in constant fear of further attacks.
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