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14-year-old girl shot to death in north Toledo Friday night

The shooting that happened at North Erie and Cleveland streets around 8 p.m., according to TPD. An 18-year-old man was arrested for murder.

TOLEDO, Ohio — A 14-year-girl died on Friday night after being shot in north Toledo, Toledo police said.

Zho'Nasia Ticey was shot around 8:17 p.m. on the corner of North Erie and Cleveland streets.

Ticey was taken to Mercy Health - St. Vincent Medical Center, where she later died.

An 18-year-old Toledo man, Jeano Lampkin, was arrested for shooting Ticey.

Lampkin was charged with murder.

Credit: Lucas County Jail
Jeano Lampkin, 18

According to a Toledo Municipal Court document, Lampkin is accused of firing into a crowd of people, striking Ticey. Police on the scene said at least five shots were fired.

On Monday, Toledo Public Schools officials confirmed Ticey was a student at Rosa Parks Elementary.

Ticey's death comes on the heels of three other recent shooting deaths of juveniles in the city. 

On April 30, 16-year-old Neiko McIntyre was shot in the 200 block of Orville Drive near North Detroit Avenue.

On April 27, 7-month-old Desire Hughes was in a car driven by her father on April 27 when occupants of another vehicle fired shots at their car. Police have arrested 22-year-old Jadiah Carter in that case.

On Feb. 13, 10-year-old Damia Ezell was killed and her uncle was wounded in a drive-by shooting on the corner of Collingwood and Delaware in the Old West End.

Friends and family of Ticey are holding a vigil for the 14-year-old on Saturday night at 7 p.m. 

The incident remains under investigation.

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If you have any information on Friday's shooting call or text Crime Stoppers at 419-255-1111. You may be eligible for a cash reward and can remain anonymous.

This is a developing story. Stay with WTOL 11 for the latest developments.

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