HARRISBURG, Pa. — Update, 10:12 a.m. (May 14): The Dauphin County Coroner's Office has identified the victim of Monday night's deadly shooting in Harrisburg as 19-year-old Tyemeshia Miller, a resident of the city.
Miller was pregnant with a baby boy, which also did not survive, the coroner's office said.
An autopsy determined Miller died of a gunshot wound to the back. Her manner of death was ruled to be a homicide.
The baby died of asphyxia due to maternal death, the coroner's office said. His manner of death was also ruled a homicide.
The shooting remains under investigation by Harrisburg Police.
Previously
Harrisburg Bureau of Police are continuing to investigate a deadly shooting that left a woman dead on Monday night.
On Monday, May 13 around 5:45 p.m, police responded to the area of North 4th and Woodbine Streets for a report of shots fired.
At the scene, officers found an adult woman suffering from a gunshot wound.
She was immediately transported to a local hospital, where she died as a result of her injuries.
Police have begun an investigation, and there is no word on whether there is a suspect.
This comes after less than two weeks ago, when another deadly shooting occurred on Woodbine Street near a grocery store.
27-year-old Christian Watt was killed and last Friday, and police arrested Jerome Coleman Jr. in connection to the shooting.
There was a community cleanup on Monday in response, where organizers cut grass, picked up trash and pulled up weeds to clean up the Governor's Square Neighborhood.