A Mount Vernon community is reacting to deadly violence after the shooting death of an 18-year-old less than a month after a 14-year-old was killed. AielloTV reports.
The community is reacting to deadly violence following the shooting of an 18-year-old less than a month after a 14-year-old was killed.
According to the mayor, 18-year-old Tamani Turner was fatally shot just a few yards from where he and his family live. "Of course we are scared. We have kids, so we are scared. This is a nice neighborhood and we're all devastated," said Natalia Trowler, a resident. Sergey Tonkovid, 19, was stabbed to death on Feb. 11. Zyaire Fernandez, 14, was shot dead on March 9. Turner was dead after being shot twice in the torso.
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