Posted by Kendall Frost Obituary – The survivor of a Tuesday late evening shooting has been recognized by her family as 20-year-old Kendall Frost, of Grand Rapids.
The shooting occurred around 8 p.m. Tuesday in the space of Paris Avenue SE and Griggs Street SE. At the point when officials showed up at the scene, they found a lady with an obvious discharge wound.
Stupendous Rapids Police affirmed that one individual was raced to the emergency clinic in the basic condition in any case died from her wounds.
Thursday morning, Commissioner Robert S. Womack posted on Facebook recognizing Frost as his cousin:
They shot and killed my little cousin. For what reason would anybody of you accomplish something like this? Her dad Mike, my auntie Martha…
Posted by Robert S. Womack on Thursday, October 21, 2021
“She was extremely capable, exceptionally instructed, and extremely adored by both her mom and father and her whole family,” Womack said. “She was a great, honest youngster that steered clear of whatever viciousness is going out in the roads. For her to lose her life just from affiliation or for being at some unacceptable spot and wrong time is simply excessively tragic for us at the present time.”
Ice’s dad needed Womack to hand off this message – there are no words that will bring his girl back.
Womack trusts Frost was with her sweetheart in a vehicle when they were trapped and she was taken shots at short proximity. He said her beau fled from the scene.
Police do say there’s data a subsequent casualty was struck.
“She’s not the primary female to be shot over the most recent two years,” Womack said. “There’s an uptick in viciousness against females locally. We need to get these shooters off the road. They believe there will be no repercussions, no legitimate repercussions.”
A vigil will be held for Frost on Saturday, Oct. 23.
The shooting is as yet being scrutinized. Anybody with data on the shooting is approached to call the Grand Rapids Police Department at 616-456-3380 or Silent Observer at 616-774-2345.