Tayvo Muney has apologized to the family of Kenai Thomas, a 6-year-old kid who died after kicking his basketball onto a road.

The woman accused of fatally striking a six-year-old kid with her automobile in Frayser on Thursday afternoon has been apprehended, according to Memphis Police.

Kenyunte W. Goss faces charges of driving with a suspended, revoked, or cancelled license, as well as financial responsibility. Around 4 p.m., officers responded to a pedestrian who had been struck at Signal Street and Whitney Avenue.

Police say Goss was driving westbound on Whitney Avenue when the front end of her Chrysler 200 collided with the victim, who was in the westbound line of traffic.

Goss remained on the scene.The boy was sent to LeBonheur Children's Hospital in critical condition, where he was confirmed dead.

Goss does not have a court date or bond set at this time.
 

Tayvo Muney wrote: “This not for no sympathy but to the family the mother every one who was effected yesterday im sorry i know sorry cant bring back baby boy but if i could trade spots with that precious baby i would in a heartbeat 🥺 i healed him for 3 minutes screaming to the top of my lungs rocking him praying that you he made it … i was the last thing that baby seen before he closed his eyes forever not his mom ,dad , family member me the person who did ts i promise ts is gone be with me forever.”