Infant Killed in Brooklyn Shooting, Suspect Pleads Not Guilty

0:00On April 4th, a seven-month-old baby girl named Coyori Patterson Moore was shot and killed while in her push chair in Brooklyn's Williamsburg, neighborhood on April 1st. Twenty-one-year-old Emery Green faces three counts of murder and one count of attempted murder for the gang-related shooting, where cops say the, if it was not the intended target. Green showed up in court Friday, pleading not guilty to all charges. Footage caught two guys on a scooter riding the wrong way down the street, with the passenger pulling a gun and firing before getting thrown off in, the chaos. He ended up in the hospital, then straight into police custody. Family and friends held a candle-life vigil that same night, right at the shooting spot, honoring little Coyori and calling for justice amid the heartbreak of losing such a young life to street violence. Meanwhile, 18-year-old Matthew Rodriguez got nabbed in Pennsylvania as the alleged scooter driver who crashed into traffic and bolted after the shots. Green also said not guilty to five weapons possession counts, two attempt to possessions,

1:05and two assaults. As this case unfolds, it shines a harsh light on how gang beasts keep spilling over into innocent lives. Stay informed with Global News AI-powered updates. I'm Coyori with the story.