A 1-year-old girl who was shot in the head in a drive-by shooting outside Seattle has died. A spokeswoman for Harborview Medical Center says the girl was brain dead and care was withdrawn Saturday night. Police say Malijah Grant was shot in the head Thursday afternoon while sitting in a car seat in the back of a silver Chevrolet Impala at an intersection in Kent, Washington. Her parents were in the front seat when police say a black car pulled alongside, and the driver and a passenger in that vehicle opened fire before driving off. Heartbreaking: Malijah Grant, 1, was taken off life support on Saturday after she was shot in the head in a Thursday drive-by shooting outside Seattle . Authorities have said they don't believe the shooting was random, though neither parent was injured, notes q13fox.com. Two male suspects are now being sought by police. The investigation is a 'top priority for the Kent Police Department and all of our available resources are being utilized towards this investigation,' police said in a news release Friday night. 'This does not appear to be a random incident at this time and we continue to follow all leads that present themselves.' This was a change from previous days when police had said the shooting came as a result of a road rage incident turned violent. Horrific: Malijah was sitting in the back of this silver Chevy Impala (left) with her parents up front when around 5 shots were fired Thursday afternoon . Heart-wrenching: Malijah's relatives, including her aunt (right), were heard sobbing and screaming, including one enraged woman (left) who cried out: 'I want revenge!' Police said the shooting was preceded by some sort of an exchange between the occupants of the black sedan and the silver Chevy. Linda Johnston, who lives nearby, ran outside after she heard gunshots. 'I was sitting in my bedroom here and heard the shots. 'Bam, bam, bam, bam, bam,'' she told Seattle television station KOMO. 'The baby was on the ground, and other people were doing CPR on the baby, and the mother was in hysterics and the dad was in hysterics, too.' Also seen in wrenching footage from the scene was one woman who was heard screaming 'I want revenge!' into a cellular phone. Not random: Police said the shooting was preceded by some sort of an exchange between the occupants of the black sedan and the silver Chevy and initially believed it was a road rage incident gone wrong .
Malijah Grant was allowed to die on Saturday after she was shot while sitting in the back seat of her parents' car Thursday outside Seattle . Authorities initially believed it was a road rage incident turned violent but now say the shooting was not random .