A five-year-old boy has died after being hit by a stray bullet in a drive-by shooting.

Jordan Allen Jr, from Houston, Texas, died a week after being hit by a stray bullet on his balcony while making videos for social media platform TikTok with his father.

The pair were adhering to social distancing measures put in place due to the coronavirus pandemic.

The Houston police department believes that Jordan was not the intended target. Police are currently investigating the shooting.

The video was filmed on March 31.

INCIDENT DATE/TIME: 8:55 PM Tuesday 3-31-20
LOCATION: 8165 Richmond Ave
CITY: Houston
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(CNN)When the bullets rang out, 5-year-old Jordan Allen Jr. was on the balcony of his Houston apartment stuck at home because of social distancing and he and his father were making TikTok videos.

He died Monday, nearly a week after being struck by a stray bullet in the drive-by shooting, CNN affiliate KTRK reported.
Jordan was not the intended target, and there are still no known witnesses or suspects, according to the Houston Police Department.

Jordan's dad, Jordan Allen Sr., was playing with his son when he stepped away to grab him some juice. Moments later, the family heard gunshots -- and Jordan begging for help.
"Everybody ran in the house and the kids ran in the house, so I ran to the porch, and then I see my son laying on the ground holding his head, asking for my help," Allen told KTRK.
Allen was able to flag down an ambulance which transported the child to Texas Children's Hospital, where he was taken off life support days later. That was the last time Allen saw Jordan, who he called the "happiest child in the world" and a source of joy to anyone who knew him.
Police are currently investigating the shooting and do not have a description of the suspect's car.
"There were multiple casings found in the parking lot and several cars had damage from possible gunfire," police spokesperson Jodi Silva told CNN.
Anyone with information on the shooting is urged to contact police.