Nelson Pires was arraigned on two counts of child endangerment after a confrontation at a Providence 7-Eleven led to the fatal shooting of his 7-year-old daughter, Ny’Eil. Pires, with his children present, pursued and rammed another vehicle, prompting its occupants to open fire, resulting in Ny’Eil's death. Similarly, in Florida City, 22-year-old Kentarian Cross was charged with second-degree murder after shooting Johnny Stevenson Jr., who was trying to break up an after-school fight involving his daughter. Stevenson, a father of 14, was remembered as a beloved figure in his community. Both incidents highlight the tragic consequences of escalated conflicts involving firearms.