Jazmine was in the family’s car with her mother and three siblings when a gunman started firing at them.
Police initially described the suspect as a bearded white man in his 40s based on the descriptions from various witnesses and victims.

Police had initially described the suspect as a bearded white male in his 40s based on witness descriptions. Following the arrest of two black men, it is now believed the man seen fleeing the scene may have been an innocent, frightened bystander.

They released a police sketch showing a white man. Jazmine’s mother, LaPorsha Washington, at the time said she believed the shooting was racially motivated.
However, both men taken into custody in connection with the little girl’s murder are black. Police believe the shooting was a case of ‘mistaken identity’.

Eric Black Jr was stopped by police on January 5 for failing to signal before changing lanes and officers subsequently found marijuana in his car.
When he faced court for the signal and drug violations, it was revealed authorities had received an anonymous tip that said people with the initials ‘EB’ and ‘LW’ were responsible for the shooting, ABC News reports.
Sheriff Gonzalez revealed on Sunday that Shaun King was the person who phoned in the tip that he had received with names of the alleged shooters.
Black Jr. later allegedly told police that he owned a pistol, which is said to have matched the casings found at the murder scene.

  Jazmine was killed when a man in a red pickup truck pulled up next to the family car and opened fire for no apparent reason

Organizers of the rally also led the crowd in chants that repeated the phrases, ‘What do we want? Justice.
Who do we want it for?
Jazmine.’
Jazmine’s family had said they believe her death was racially motivated.
In an emotional speech, Jazmine’s aunt, Sharonica Watt, asked her niece’s killer why he took the little girl’s life.
‘We’re asking you to turn yourself in right now, in the name of Jesus. We’re asking you to give justice to me and my family,’ Watt yelled in between tears.

Jazmine died at the scene and her mother, LaPorsha Washington, suffered a gunshot wound to the arm.
Jazmine’s father, Christopher Cevilla, said his daughter was a loving and caring girl who was ‘very smart in school.’
Her funeral is being paid for by retired NBA player Shaquille O’Neal and veteran Houston police officer Kenneth Miles.
Texans star DeAndre Hopkins donated his $29K check from Saturday’s game to support her family.