PONTIAC, Mich. (FOX 2) - Ten-month old Dallas was one of 3 children who was shot Saturday night during a drive by shooting in Pontiac. Miraculously they all survived.
"From the shots from the house, anybody could have been dead and this would have been a whole different story," said family member Reginald Washington.
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3 kids expected to survive after Pontiac drive by shooting
3 kids expected to survive after Pontiac drive by shooting
It happened around 11:30 p.m. in the 1100 block of Dudley. Investigators believe there were two gunmen and a getaway driver.
Seven-year-old Camille was shot in the torso, 11-year-old Keola in the hip, and baby Dallas in the bottom.
"It hurts to have this happen," Washington said. "It hurts to see this young baby only months old."
"Shot a little baby, just sickens me," said neighbor Orlando Herrera
"They're heartless," said neighbor Albert Hartsfield. "Do that to some innocent kids, heartless."
The Oakland County Sheriff's Office released a picture of the suspects' car. Authorities say it could be a Chrysler 300.
Through the anger, pain and disbelief, family members are thanking God that the children weren't killed or badly hurt.
"Through it all, I do see the big picture," Washington said. "I'm very thankful we are not talking about 3 fatalities today."
As of right now, police have no suspects in custody.