8-year-old Maryland boy killed in taking pictures beloved math, God and household: report

An 8-year-old Maryland boy shot to demise on Monday beloved arithmetic, God and his household, in keeping with native stories.

Prince George’s County police responded to stories of a taking pictures on Tuesday evening after a white sedan pulled right into a parking zone outdoors an condo constructing on the 1600 block of Brightseat Street and commenced taking pictures at a gaggle of adults, police stated in a press launch.

Police then found 8-year-old Peyton “PJ” Evans with gunshot wounds and transported him to a close-by hospital, the place he was pronounced lifeless, in keeping with police.

“My son was Eight years previous. He was born on Valentine’s Day, 2013. My son beloved God. He beloved his household. He beloved his buddies. He beloved his teammates,” PJ’s mom Tiffani Evans informed 7 Information, a Maryland ABC station. “If I can’t stress nothing out right here man, love on y’all youngsters. I beloved my son and earlier than my son closed his eyes, 10 minutes earlier than he closed his eyes, I stated, ‘Boy I really like you. You performed a hell of a recreation in that scrimmage.'”

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PJ was a soccer fan, straight-A pupil and a lover of arithmetic, in keeping with his mother.

“He labored his a– off, excuse my French,” Evans informed 7 Information. “My son was a mathematician. He beloved math. That was his factor. My son is in Heaven and I do know it as a result of he beloved the Lord!”

Prince George’s County Police Chief Aziz stated throughout a Wednesday press convention that PJ was enjoying video video games after soccer follow at college when he was fatally shot. The division doesn’t have any leads up to now however is “working diligently” to find out who’s chargeable for the boy’s tragic demise.

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“They have been working so lengthy … hours, and so onerous, as a result of it hits actually near residence as a result of many people have youngsters,” Aziz stated of the officers and detectives on the case. “So the ache is actual.” 

Aziz spoke with Evans on Tuesday evening and stated the police division is “grieving with” her household and “assured her” that the division would convey justice to the sufferer and closure for his household.

Authorities are providing a $25,000 reward for anybody with info that would result in a suspect’s arrest and are asking residents to contact detectives at 301-516-2512 or anonymously name Crime Solvers at 1-866-411-TIPS (8477).

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