An activist MattPetrillo spoke with met with the grieving family of the 18-year-old man who became the city's 300th homicide victim and said their pain is felt by many in the city.
One of the activists Eyewitness News spoke with met with the grieving family of the 18-year-old man shot and killed Monday night, saying their pain is felt by many in the city.
“We do interventions. Also with families of domestic violence, people that have been targeted,” Taylor said.The city has recorded 300 homicides so far this year.During his virtual biweekly crime briefing, Kenney addressed the grim milestone as gun violence continues to surge in the city. “Based on ballistic evidence at the scene. we know at least 52 shots were fired,” Chief Inspector Scott Small said.
“It is troublesome,” Oba Sankofa said. “I know he has a lot on his plate. I know the government has a lot on their plate.”