NBA Star Dwyane Wade’s Cousin FATALLY SHOT While Pushing BABY In STROLLER In Chicago!! 

A first cousin of basketball star Dwyane Wade was shot and killed, the unintended victim of gunfire as she pushed her 3-week-old baby girl in a stroller on the south side of Chicago Friday afternoon, police and a family spokesman said.
Nykea Aldridge, 32, a mother of four, was on her way to register her children for school in the Parkway Gardens neighborhood when she became another morbid statistic in a city numbed by a day-in, day-out torrent of gun violence.
“My cousin was killed today in Chicago,” Wade, who grew up in Chicago and recently signed with the Bulls, tweeted out Friday evening. “Another act of senseless gun violence. 4 kids lost their mom for NO REASON. Unreal. #EnoughisEnough.”
Rev. Edward Jones, speaking on behalf of the family, told the Daily News that Aldridge was about to walk into the Dulles School of Excellence when she was caught in a crossfire as two men opened fire on a third man around 3:30 p.m. Aldridge was struck in the head and arm and died at John H. Stroger Jr. Hospital, a Chicago Police Department spokeswoman said.
“The whole entire family is racked by this loss,” Jones said. “It’s just horrible, not just for our family, but for the entire city that this continues to happen.”Aldrige’s baby was not injured, and police said a relative took custody of the child after the shooting.
Joella Aldridge, another cousin of the victim, had a hard time speaking and told The News she broke down after hearing what had happened. “My cousin is dead,” she sniffled. “I don’t give a s--- about nothing anymore.”
Jones said Aldridge recently moved to the Parkway Gardens apartment complex across the street from the school where she planned to send her children.
Wade, who was not in town, remained in contact with family members late into the evening. “He’s devastated by this,” Jones said. “We’re just praying right now.”Two men are in custody and were being questioned Friday evening, a police spokeswoman said, adding that Aldridge did not appear to be the intended target.
As of Friday night, 2,739 people have been shot in Chicago this year with nearly 460 killed, according to statistics compiled by the Chicago Tribune.
The Chicago Bulls issued a statement Friday evening, saying the “entire organization is deeply saddened by the news of Dwayne Wade’s cousin.”