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Birmingham woman shot and killed while holding her baby Posted: Monday, April 29, 2013 5:46 PM EDT Updated: Monday, May 6, 2013 7:56 PM EDT 
  
 Birmingham Police say 24-year-old Sherri Williams died Monday afternoon in Gate City. 
  
 East Precinct officers found Williams lying in her doorway and was pronounced dead by Birmingham paramedics. She was shot while holding her 10-day old infant. The baby was unharmed. 
  
 It happened around 1p.m. in the 7500 block of 64th Courtway South. Police say that there was an altercation between two people at a nearby store and it appears that Williams was caught in the crossfire. There have been no arrests. 
  
 "It's even more sad because she was holding her infant in her arms, when she was shot. Fortunately, the baby was not injured," said Sergeant Johnny Williams with Birmingham PD. "So we really need to public to step up and give us all the information we have, so we can get this person off the street." 
  
 If you have any information in this case, call the homicide unit at 205-254-1764 or Crime Stoppers at 205-254-7777. 
  
 Copyright 2013 WBRC. All rights reserved. ||||| BIRMINGHAM, Alabama -- Children were back to playing games and riding bikes at the Gate City housing complex Monday evening, but the loved ones of Sheri Williams were still in mourning. 
  
 One child strode up to Kerry Jackson, Williams's uncle, and hugged him. "Where's Sheri?" she asked. 
  
 "Sheri's not coming back," he said. 
  
 Williams, 24, was killed before 1 p.m. Monday when a bullet intended for somebody else hit her as she stood in the door of her apartment on 64th Court Way South, according to Birmingham police. Her 10-day-old son was in her arms, but was not hurt. 
  
 One man had been chasing another man down the street and shooting at him after the two got into a fight at a nearby convenience store, Birmingham Police Department spokesman Sgt. Johnny Williams Jr. said. 
  
 "I can't say it was a stray bullet because a bullet doesn't have a name on it," Jackson said. 
  
 Sheri Williams was hit in the chest, Jackson said, and she was dead when authorities arrived at the scene. She had fallen onto a couch, Jackson said, her newborn child still in her arms. 
  
 Her six-year-old daughter had been at school, but her four-year-old son and her mother, who suffers from chronic obstructive pulmonary disease and whom Sheri had been taking care of, were in the home. Her mother was upstairs didn't find out that her daughter had been shot until a neighbor rushed over and told her, Jackson said. 
  
 Jackson said Sheri Williams was quiet, kept to herself and didn't want to live in Gate City anymore. 
  
 "For a long time she was trying to get out of here," he said. 
  
 Birmingham police have not made any arrests in the shooting, but they are looking for a black man in a white tank top and a black woman in a yellow shirt who is missing some braids. The two were last seen in a black Chrysler Sebring. 
  
 Jackson urged anyone who knew the shooter to turn him in. 
  
 "Just imagine if these kids would've been out here playing," he said. "All of the kids are out here, and someone could come through here shooting." 
  
  
  
  
  
 Updated Wednesday to correct errors about where she was hit, the store the men ran from. 
  
  
  
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A Birmingham, Alabama, woman who was hit in the chest by a stray bullet managed to hang onto her newborn even as she fell back into her apartment and died, reports al.com. Police say Sheri Williams, 24, was holding her 10-day-old son while standing in the doorway of her apartment yesterday when she got hit by the bullet and fell back onto a couch. She was found dead at the scene, still cradling her child. He wasn't injured, reports WBRC. Two men had gotten into a fight at a restaurant near Williams' housing complex, and one started chasing the other down the street while shooting, say police. No arrests so far.