Police identified two of the four suspects in a triple shooting that killed an innocent bystander and injured two other people in West Philadelphia. The shooting occurred on Tuesday, April 7, around 6:20 p.m. along the 5900 block of Market Street. Léelo en español aquí Police said 20-yea r-old Imani Ringgold was walking to her job as a home healthcare aide after buying a pizza. Ringgold’s family told NBC10 she was on the phone with her grandmother when she was ambushed by three armed men who jumped out of a black Mazda SUV and opened fire. “Her grandmother heard the shots and every last cry,” Ringgold’s aunt, Lynette Ringgold, said. Ringgold suffered gunshot wounds to the face, upper torso and hip, police said. She later died from her injuries. Imani Ringgold Two other victims — a 24-year-old man and a 55-year-old woman — were also shot and taken to the hospital in stable condition, according to investigators. Police determined that Ringgold was an innocent bystander and not the intended target of the gunmen. Police said it’s likely she was mistaken for a member of another group the gunmen were targeting. Police also said the two other shooting victims were innocent bystanders as well. L to R: Mustafa King and Zaire Manning Police determined there were four suspects involved in the shooting. On Friday, April 10, they identified two of the suspects as 26-year-old Mustafa King and 21-year-old Zaire Manning. Surveillance photos of Mustafa King, Zarie Manning and two unidentified suspects. Investigators said the suspects abandoned the black Mazda SUV along the 5700 block of Sansom Street shortly after the shooting. Police are currently looking for a second vehicle associated with the gunmen. Surveillance photo of a vehicle police believe was involved in the triple shooting. A $20,000 reward is being offered for information leading to an arrest and conviction. If you have any details on the shooting, please call the Philadelphia Police Department Homicide Unit at 215-686-3334 or the department’s tipline at 215-686-TIPS (8477). All tips can remain anonymous. Family members said Ringgold was set to celebrate her 21st birthday and was working to save up money for a trip. Now her loved ones are planning for her funeral. “She was so sweet, precious, caring, and tried to help everybody,” Lynette Ringgold said. “The people who did it, turn yourself in.” There are additional resources for people or communities that have endured gun violence in Philadelphia. Further information can be found here. ...read more read less