DETROIT – UPDATE: Thursday morning, Detroit police told Local 4 that 2-year-old Makanzee Oldham had died from her injuries. At 11:30 a.m., Local 4 spoke with her mother who corrected the information to say that her daughter is still alive.

McKenzie was in a vehicle Wednesday evening in the 14000 block of Fairmont Street when a fight broke out, police said.

Shots were fired, and Makanzee was struck.

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Sources told Local 4 the fight started after someone spilled a drink.

Detroit police name, arrest suspect

Shortly after the shooting, police released a picture of parolee Cleveland Smelley, saying they were looking for him.

“He fired at the guy, and he’s such a good aim that he missed, and hit a kid. I have no use for this individual right now; however, I want him arrested. I want to see him alive,” said Detroit Police Assistant Chief Steve Dolunt.

He was arrested Thursday.

Two other people are in custody.

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