State Police: Man wanted girl's killing to be last thing her father ever saw 
 
 Authorities said the man, known as Money, shot the 2-year-old in the head before opening fire Tuesday at an Inkster housing complex, wounding her father and a 12-year-old family friend. 
 
 A link to this page will be included in your message. ||||| (WXYZ) - Michigan State Police say a suspect has been arrested in the triple shooting that killed a 2-year-old and critically injured a 12-year-old child Tuesday. 
 
 The shooting was apparently in retaliation for a shooting at an after hours club near Inkster High School in April. Three people, including the suspect in Tuesday's shooting, were hit in that incident. Officers say the suspect, who is in his 30s, was hit several times. 
 
 At a news conference, police say the suspect in Tuesday's shooting was taken into custody at a girlfriend's house in Brownstown Township. 
 
 Two-year-old Kamiya LaShawn Gross was killed and a 12-year-old girl named Chelsea was critically injured in Tuesday's triple shooting in Inkster. 
 
 Kamiya was hit in the head. Chelsea is described as a relative. She was hit multiple times and is currently in stable condition. 
 
 The third victim is 34-year-old Kenny French, who was also hit multiple times. Police say he is Kamiya's father and that information he provided, along with information from other witnesses, led to the arrest of the suspect. 
 
 Officers say French was also involved in the April shooting. However, officers would not say if he was the shooter in that incident. 
 
 Both Inkster Police and Michigan State Police responded Tuesday night to the scene on Carlisle Street. 
 
 Officers say the suspect approached French and began speaking with him. He then pulled out a handgun and shot Kamiya in the head. He then fired multiple shots at the other victims, hitting Chelsea and French. He then ran away from the scene on foot. 
 
 Police believe it's possible he got away from the scene in a white Hyundai. 
 
 Police are still seeking a second suspect in the case. 
 
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– A Michigan man accused of shooting a 2-year-old girl dead at point-blank range as she sat on a porch with her father has been charged with torture as well as first degree murder. Police say the torture charge is because Raymone Bernard Jackson, 24, wanted to torment Kamiya French's father with his daughter's death, making it the last thing he ever saw, the Detroit Free Press reports. Jackson was in court yesterday and another suspect in the killing in the Detroit suburb of Inkster is being questioned. "The first coward's in custody," a police spokesman says. "Anybody that feels that they can execute a child in the state of Michigan, we're going to go after them with everything that we can." The girl's father and a 12-year-old girl related to the family were shot and injured by the gunman, who was seen talking to the father briefly before opening fire, WXYZ reports. Inkster's chief of police says the murder may have been retaliation for a shooting at an after-hours club earlier this year that the father may have been involved in, but the police spokesman says "retaliation" isn't enough to explain the murder of the toddler. "Take somebody's life away for retaliation? I mean, just to mention that as part of a motive is silliness to me," he says. "I can't wrap my head around anything that would make me want to walk up to a small child sitting next to a porch, point a pistol at their head, and shoot them dead. I can’t give you a motive."