Charges have been filed against the mother and uncle of a 6-year-old boy who died after a shooting near 51st and Hope on Tuesday.Quintell Collins and Daquela Collins are both facing charges in connection with the death of Daquel l Collins, also known by his family as "King." According to a criminal complaint, Quintell Collins, a convicted felon, is charged with: One count of neglecting a child resulting in death One count of second-degree reckless homicide Two counts of possession of a firearm by a felon One count of second-degree recklessly endangering safety Operating a motor vehicle to flee or elude an officer Obstructing an officerDaquela Collins, Kings mother, is charged with neglecting a child resulting in death as a party to a crime and one count of straw purchasing a firearm. She was booked into custody Sunday.According to the complaint, Kings grandmother called police after finding his body in the living room just after 9:30 p.m. April 1. He was pronounced dead at the scene.Prosecutors said Quintell fled the home after the shooting and hid a gun in a nearby alley.Surveillance video showed two men leaving the house. One of them, later identified as Quintell, was seen hiding an object under a garbage can, according to the criminal complaint. A search revealed a loaded gun. A second gun was found inside the homes living room, with a single spent casing in the chamber. Detectives also found an unopened gun lock in a closet. Surveillance footage later showed two people returning to the alley twice in a white Buick, apparently searching for the gun, which police had already recovered. Police also cited an Instagram video Quintell sent to Kings mother earlier that day from his now-deactivated account. In the video, Quintell is seen rapping while holding two guns, with King sitting in the background. Prosecutors said that despite seeing the video, Daquela, who was staying with her boyfriend, made no effort to return home. Instead, she told her brother to "put her gun down" and called her mother to pass along the same message.In an interview, Daquela told police she kept a gun for self-defense because her brother was "into it with people." She said even her 3-year-old daughter once asked for a gun after seeing Quintell with one.Quintell was arrested on April 3 after leading police on a nearly 4-mile chase involving high speeds, multiple traffic violations, and him throwing money out of his car window to cheering bystanders, the complaint states. The chase ended when officers deployed stop sticks.Watch: Family and friends remember life of 6-year-old fatally shot in Milwaukee Vigil held for 6-year-old shot and killedAccording to the complaint, Quintell admitted to his mother that he fled the home and hid a gun under the garbage can after King allegedly shot himself.Initially, Quintell denied the claims, but police said surveillance video and family interviews contradicted his statements.At the time of the shooting, Quintell was on probation and prohibited from possessing a firearm. He appeared in court Monday, where his cash bond was set at $100,000, according to court records.Daquelas cash bond was set at $10,000. Both are scheduled for a preliminary hearing April 15. Friends and family gathered to honor the life of the 6-year-old on Friday. They've also set up this fundraiser to help pay for funeral expenses.Its about time to watch on your time. Stream local news and weather 24/7 by searching for TMJ4 on your device.Available for download on Roku, Apple TV, Amazon Fire TV, and more.Report a typo or error // Submit a news tip ...read more read less