Prosecutors said Abdul Ali and Malik Parish were two of the three men who opened fire on a car driving past them in West Englewood.
Twelve-year-old Nyzireya Moore was in the back-seat, and was hit by gunfire. Moore was celebrating her birthday with family when she was shot.They're both being held without bail and due back in court, Monday.
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