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20230711_zap_g208_201 July 11, 2023, Baltimore, MD, USA: Keysha Tilman attends a vigil for Kylis Fagbemi, 20-year-old victim of a mass shooting at a block party in the Brooklyn Homes neighborhood, on the block where he grew up in Baltimore, Maryland on Tuesday July 11, 2023. ..Mother Tamika Linbrith told the crowd she will never be able to watch her son marry or buy a car. â??I shouldnâ??t have to bury my childâ?¦ Yâ??all really need to take heed and listen. If it keeps on like this, weâ??re not going to have a future at all for none of our kids.â?? While holding back tears, she ended with, â??I donâ??t know what else to say at this point. Letâ??s light these lanterns, let them go and Iâ??ll just go on.â??..â??How many more?â? pleaded Tiba Aldridge, a preacher and community leader who has a mortuary transport service. â??In my hand is a body bag. How many more?â? he repeated for emphasis. â??We have a mother thatâ??s mourning. We have a father thatâ??s in mourning. We have siblings, aunts, uncles, and everybody thatâ??s in mourning for a senseless situation that did not have to happen.â??..Loved ones embraced and remembered his spirit. They said he was going for a snow cone when gunned down. Ashley Garner, 19 had recently started dating Kylis and held a bouquet of balloons near buildings with boarded up windows. She heard he was shot after he didnâ??t show up at her home that fateful day. Family and friends formed his name with candles that still were burning as darkness fell and mourners left the quiet corner...â??Iâ??m tired of burying babies, said Khrystyna Kelley, President of the Women of Mayhem motorcycle club. â??Iâ??m tired of seeing mothers crying because their heart is brokenâ?¦ Enough is enough.â??..Two people were killed last Sunday at Brooklyn Homes and 28 injured, 14 of them minors. In an escalating epidemic of gun violence, there have been 373 U.S. mass shootings this year so far accordin (Credit Image: © Carol Guzy/ZUMA Press Wire)

20230711_zap_g208_192 July 11, 2023, Baltimore, MD, USA: Keysha Tilman attends a vigil for Kylis Fagbemi, 20-year-old victim of a mass shooting at a block party in the Brooklyn Homes neighborhood, on the block where he grew up in Baltimore, Maryland on Tuesday July 11, 2023. ..Mother Tamika Linbrith told the crowd she will never be able to watch her son marry or buy a car. â??I shouldnâ??t have to bury my childâ?¦ Yâ??all really need to take heed and listen. If it keeps on like this, weâ??re not going to have a future at all for none of our kids.â?? While holding back tears, she ended with, â??I donâ??t know what else to say at this point. Letâ??s light these lanterns, let them go and Iâ??ll just go on.â??..â??How many more?â? pleaded Tiba Aldridge, a preacher and community leader who has a mortuary transport service. â??In my hand is a body bag. How many more?â? he repeated for emphasis. â??We have a mother thatâ??s mourning. We have a father thatâ??s in mourning. We have siblings, aunts, uncles, and everybody thatâ??s in mourning for a senseless situation that did not have to happen.â??..Loved ones embraced and remembered his spirit. They said he was going for a snow cone when gunned down. Ashley Garner, 19 had recently started dating Kylis and held a bouquet of balloons near buildings with boarded up windows. She heard he was shot after he didnâ??t show up at her home that fateful day. Family and friends formed his name with candles that still were burning as darkness fell and mourners left the quiet corner...â??Iâ??m tired of burying babies, said Khrystyna Kelley, President of the Women of Mayhem motorcycle club. â??Iâ??m tired of seeing mothers crying because their heart is brokenâ?¦ Enough is enough.â??..Two people were killed last Sunday at Brooklyn Homes and 28 injured, 14 of them minors. In an escalating epidemic of gun violence, there have been 373 U.S. mass shootings this year so far accordin (Credit Image: © Carol Guzy/ZUMA Press Wire)

20230711_zap_g208_204 July 11, 2023, Baltimore, MD, USA: Keysha Tilman attends a vigil for Kylis Fagbemi, 20-year-old victim of a mass shooting at a block party in the Brooklyn Homes neighborhood, on the block where he grew up in Baltimore, Maryland on Tuesday July 11, 2023. ..Mother Tamika Linbrith told the crowd she will never be able to watch her son marry or buy a car. â??I shouldnâ??t have to bury my childâ?¦ Yâ??all really need to take heed and listen. If it keeps on like this, weâ??re not going to have a future at all for none of our kids.â?? While holding back tears, she ended with, â??I donâ??t know what else to say at this point. Letâ??s light these lanterns, let them go and Iâ??ll just go on.â??..â??How many more?â? pleaded Tiba Aldridge, a preacher and community leader who has a mortuary transport service. â??In my hand is a body bag. How many more?â? he repeated for emphasis. â??We have a mother thatâ??s mourning. We have a father thatâ??s in mourning. We have siblings, aunts, uncles, and everybody thatâ??s in mourning for a senseless situation that did not have to happen.â??..Loved ones embraced and remembered his spirit. They said he was going for a snow cone when gunned down. Ashley Garner, 19 had recently started dating Kylis and held a bouquet of balloons near buildings with boarded up windows. She heard he was shot after he didnâ??t show up at her home that fateful day. Family and friends formed his name with candles that still were burning as darkness fell and mourners left the quiet corner...â??Iâ??m tired of burying babies, said Khrystyna Kelley, President of the Women of Mayhem motorcycle club. â??Iâ??m tired of seeing mothers crying because their heart is brokenâ?¦ Enough is enough.â??..Two people were killed last Sunday at Brooklyn Homes and 28 injured, 14 of them minors. In an escalating epidemic of gun violence, there have been 373 U.S. mass shootings this year so far accordin (Credit Image: © Carol Guzy/ZUMA Press Wire)

20230711_zap_g208_193 July 11, 2023, Baltimore, MD, USA: Loved ones attend a vigil for Kylis Fagbemi, 20-year-old victim of a mass shooting at a block party in the Brooklyn Homes neighborhood, on the block where he grew up in Baltimore, Maryland on Tuesday July 11, 2023. ..Mother Tamika Linbrith told the crowd she will never be able to watch her son marry or buy a car. â??I shouldnâ??t have to bury my childâ?¦ Yâ??all really need to take heed and listen. If it keeps on like this, weâ??re not going to have a future at all for none of our kids.â?? While holding back tears, she ended with, â??I donâ??t know what else to say at this point. Letâ??s light these lanterns, let them go and Iâ??ll just go on.â??..â??How many more?â? pleaded Tiba Aldridge, a preacher and community leader who has a mortuary transport service. â??In my hand is a body bag. How many more?â? he repeated for emphasis. â??We have a mother thatâ??s mourning. We have a father thatâ??s in mourning. We have siblings, aunts, uncles, and everybody thatâ??s in mourning for a senseless situation that did not have to happen.â??..Loved ones embraced and remembered his spirit. They said he was going for a snow cone when gunned down. Ashley Garner, 19 had recently started dating Kylis and held a bouquet of balloons near buildings with boarded up windows. She heard he was shot after he didnâ??t show up at her home that fateful day. Family and friends formed his name with candles that still were burning as darkness fell and mourners left the quiet corner...â??Iâ??m tired of burying babies, said Khrystyna Kelley, President of the Women of Mayhem motorcycle club. â??Iâ??m tired of seeing mothers crying because their heart is brokenâ?¦ Enough is enough.â??..Two people were killed last Sunday at Brooklyn Homes and 28 injured, 14 of them minors. In an escalating epidemic of gun violence, there have been 373 U.S. mass shootings this year so far according to (Credit Image: © Carol Guzy/ZUMA Press Wire)

20230711_zap_g208_199 July 11, 2023, Baltimore, MD, USA: Loved ones attend a vigil for Kylis Fagbemi, 20-year-old victim of a mass shooting at a block party in the Brooklyn Homes neighborhood, on the block where he grew up in Baltimore, Maryland on Tuesday July 11, 2023. ..Mother Tamika Linbrith told the crowd she will never be able to watch her son marry or buy a car. â??I shouldnâ??t have to bury my childâ?¦ Yâ??all really need to take heed and listen. If it keeps on like this, weâ??re not going to have a future at all for none of our kids.â?? While holding back tears, she ended with, â??I donâ??t know what else to say at this point. Letâ??s light these lanterns, let them go and Iâ??ll just go on.â??..â??How many more?â? pleaded Tiba Aldridge, a preacher and community leader who has a mortuary transport service. â??In my hand is a body bag. How many more?â? he repeated for emphasis. â??We have a mother thatâ??s mourning. We have a father thatâ??s in mourning. We have siblings, aunts, uncles, and everybody thatâ??s in mourning for a senseless situation that did not have to happen.â??..Loved ones embraced and remembered his spirit. They said he was going for a snow cone when gunned down. Ashley Garner, 19 had recently started dating Kylis and held a bouquet of balloons near buildings with boarded up windows. She heard he was shot after he didnâ??t show up at her home that fateful day. Family and friends formed his name with candles that still were burning as darkness fell and mourners left the quiet corner...â??Iâ??m tired of burying babies, said Khrystyna Kelley, President of the Women of Mayhem motorcycle club. â??Iâ??m tired of seeing mothers crying because their heart is brokenâ?¦ Enough is enough.â??..Two people were killed last Sunday at Brooklyn Homes and 28 injured, 14 of them minors. In an escalating epidemic of gun violence, there have been 373 U.S. mass shootings this year so far according to (Credit Image: © Carol Guzy/ZUMA Press Wire)

20230711_zap_g208_197 July 11, 2023, Baltimore, MD, USA: Loved ones attend a vigil for Kylis Fagbemi, 20-year-old victim of a mass shooting at a block party in the Brooklyn Homes neighborhood, on the block where he grew up in Baltimore, Maryland on Tuesday July 11, 2023. ..Mother Tamika Linbrith told the crowd she will never be able to watch her son marry or buy a car. â??I shouldnâ??t have to bury my childâ?¦ Yâ??all really need to take heed and listen. If it keeps on like this, weâ??re not going to have a future at all for none of our kids.â?? While holding back tears, she ended with, â??I donâ??t know what else to say at this point. Letâ??s light these lanterns, let them go and Iâ??ll just go on.â??..â??How many more?â? pleaded Tiba Aldridge, a preacher and community leader who has a mortuary transport service. â??In my hand is a body bag. How many more?â? he repeated for emphasis. â??We have a mother thatâ??s mourning. We have a father thatâ??s in mourning. We have siblings, aunts, uncles, and everybody thatâ??s in mourning for a senseless situation that did not have to happen.â??..Loved ones embraced and remembered his spirit. They said he was going for a snow cone when gunned down. Ashley Garner, 19 had recently started dating Kylis and held a bouquet of balloons near buildings with boarded up windows. She heard he was shot after he didnâ??t show up at her home that fateful day. Family and friends formed his name with candles that still were burning as darkness fell and mourners left the quiet corner...â??Iâ??m tired of burying babies, said Khrystyna Kelley, President of the Women of Mayhem motorcycle club. â??Iâ??m tired of seeing mothers crying because their heart is brokenâ?¦ Enough is enough.â??..Two people were killed last Sunday at Brooklyn Homes and 28 injured, 14 of them minors. In an escalating epidemic of gun violence, there have been 373 U.S. mass shootings this year so far according to (Credit Image: © Carol Guzy/ZUMA Press Wire)

20230711_zap_g208_198 July 11, 2023, Baltimore, MD, USA: Loved ones attend a vigil for Kylis Fagbemi, 20-year-old victim of a mass shooting at a block party in the Brooklyn Homes neighborhood, on the block where he grew up in Baltimore, Maryland on Tuesday July 11, 2023. ..Mother Tamika Linbrith told the crowd she will never be able to watch her son marry or buy a car. â??I shouldnâ??t have to bury my childâ?¦ Yâ??all really need to take heed and listen. If it keeps on like this, weâ??re not going to have a future at all for none of our kids.â?? While holding back tears, she ended with, â??I donâ??t know what else to say at this point. Letâ??s light these lanterns, let them go and Iâ??ll just go on.â??..â??How many more?â? pleaded Tiba Aldridge, a preacher and community leader who has a mortuary transport service. â??In my hand is a body bag. How many more?â? he repeated for emphasis. â??We have a mother thatâ??s mourning. We have a father thatâ??s in mourning. We have siblings, aunts, uncles, and everybody thatâ??s in mourning for a senseless situation that did not have to happen.â??..Loved ones embraced and remembered his spirit. They said he was going for a snow cone when gunned down. Ashley Garner, 19 had recently started dating Kylis and held a bouquet of balloons near buildings with boarded up windows. She heard he was shot after he didnâ??t show up at her home that fateful day. Family and friends formed his name with candles that still were burning as darkness fell and mourners left the quiet corner...â??Iâ??m tired of burying babies, said Khrystyna Kelley, President of the Women of Mayhem motorcycle club. â??Iâ??m tired of seeing mothers crying because their heart is brokenâ?¦ Enough is enough.â??..Two people were killed last Sunday at Brooklyn Homes and 28 injured, 14 of them minors. In an escalating epidemic of gun violence, there have been 373 U.S. mass shootings this year so far according to (Credit Image: © Carol Guzy/ZUMA Press Wire)

20230711_zap_g208_195 July 11, 2023, Baltimore, MD, USA: Loved ones attend a vigil for Kylis Fagbemi, 20-year-old victim of a mass shooting at a block party in the Brooklyn Homes neighborhood, on the block where he grew up in Baltimore, Maryland on Tuesday July 11, 2023. ..Mother Tamika Linbrith told the crowd she will never be able to watch her son marry or buy a car. â??I shouldnâ??t have to bury my childâ?¦ Yâ??all really need to take heed and listen. If it keeps on like this, weâ??re not going to have a future at all for none of our kids.â?? While holding back tears, she ended with, â??I donâ??t know what else to say at this point. Letâ??s light these lanterns, let them go and Iâ??ll just go on.â??..â??How many more?â? pleaded Tiba Aldridge, a preacher and community leader who has a mortuary transport service. â??In my hand is a body bag. How many more?â? he repeated for emphasis. â??We have a mother thatâ??s mourning. We have a father thatâ??s in mourning. We have siblings, aunts, uncles, and everybody thatâ??s in mourning for a senseless situation that did not have to happen.â??..Loved ones embraced and remembered his spirit. They said he was going for a snow cone when gunned down. Ashley Garner, 19 had recently started dating Kylis and held a bouquet of balloons near buildings with boarded up windows. She heard he was shot after he didnâ??t show up at her home that fateful day. Family and friends formed his name with candles that still were burning as darkness fell and mourners left the quiet corner...â??Iâ??m tired of burying babies, said Khrystyna Kelley, President of the Women of Mayhem motorcycle club. â??Iâ??m tired of seeing mothers crying because their heart is brokenâ?¦ Enough is enough.â??..Two people were killed last Sunday at Brooklyn Homes and 28 injured, 14 of them minors. In an escalating epidemic of gun violence, there have been 373 U.S. mass shootings this year so far according to (Credit Image: © Carol Guzy/ZUMA Press Wire)

20230711_zap_g208_091 July 11, 2023, Baltimore, MD, USA: Loved ones attend a vigil for Kylis Fagbemi, 20-year-old victim of a mass shooting at a block party in the Brooklyn Homes neighborhood, on the block where he grew up in Baltimore, Maryland on Tuesday July 11, 2023. ..Mother Tamika Linbrith told the crowd she will never be able to watch her son marry or buy a car. â??I shouldnâ??t have to bury my childâ?¦ Yâ??all really need to take heed and listen. If it keeps on like this, weâ??re not going to have a future at all for none of our kids.â?? While holding back tears, she ended with, â??I donâ??t know what else to say at this point. Letâ??s light these lanterns, let them go and Iâ??ll just go on.â??..â??How many more?â? pleaded Tiba Aldridge, a preacher and community leader who has a mortuary transport service. â??In my hand is a body bag. How many more?â? he repeated for emphasis. â??We have a mother thatâ??s mourning. We have a father thatâ??s in mourning. We have siblings, aunts, uncles, and everybody thatâ??s in mourning for a senseless situation that did not have to happen.â??..Loved ones embraced and remembered his spirit. They said he was going for a snow cone when gunned down. Ashley Garner, 19 had recently started dating Kylis and held a bouquet of balloons near buildings with boarded up windows. She heard he was shot after he didnâ??t show up at her home that fateful day. Family and friends formed his name with candles that still were burning as darkness fell and mourners left the quiet corner...â??Iâ??m tired of burying babies, said Khrystyna Kelley, President of the Women of Mayhem motorcycle club. â??Iâ??m tired of seeing mothers crying because their heart is brokenâ?¦ Enough is enough.â??..Two people were killed last Sunday at Brooklyn Homes and 28 injured, 14 of them minors. In an escalating epidemic of gun violence, there have been 373 U.S. mass shootings this year so far according to (Credit Image: © Carol Guzy/ZUMA Press Wire)

20230711_zap_g208_090 July 11, 2023, Baltimore, MD, USA: Loved ones attend a vigil for Kylis Fagbemi, 20-year-old victim of a mass shooting at a block party in the Brooklyn Homes neighborhood, on the block where he grew up in Baltimore, Maryland on Tuesday July 11, 2023. ..Mother Tamika Linbrith told the crowd she will never be able to watch her son marry or buy a car. â??I shouldnâ??t have to bury my childâ?¦ Yâ??all really need to take heed and listen. If it keeps on like this, weâ??re not going to have a future at all for none of our kids.â?? While holding back tears, she ended with, â??I donâ??t know what else to say at this point. Letâ??s light these lanterns, let them go and Iâ??ll just go on.â??..â??How many more?â? pleaded Tiba Aldridge, a preacher and community leader who has a mortuary transport service. â??In my hand is a body bag. How many more?â? he repeated for emphasis. â??We have a mother thatâ??s mourning. We have a father thatâ??s in mourning. We have siblings, aunts, uncles, and everybody thatâ??s in mourning for a senseless situation that did not have to happen.â??..Loved ones embraced and remembered his spirit. They said he was going for a snow cone when gunned down. Ashley Garner, 19 had recently started dating Kylis and held a bouquet of balloons near buildings with boarded up windows. She heard he was shot after he didnâ??t show up at her home that fateful day. Family and friends formed his name with candles that still were burning as darkness fell and mourners left the quiet corner...â??Iâ??m tired of burying babies, said Khrystyna Kelley, President of the Women of Mayhem motorcycle club. â??Iâ??m tired of seeing mothers crying because their heart is brokenâ?¦ Enough is enough.â??..Two people were killed last Sunday at Brooklyn Homes and 28 injured, 14 of them minors. In an escalating epidemic of gun violence, there have been 373 U.S. mass shootings this year so far according to (Credit Image: © Carol Guzy/ZUMA Press Wire)

20230711_zap_g208_014 July 11, 2023, Baltimore, MD, USA: Tamika Linbrith, mother of Kylis Fagbemi, 20-year-old victim of a mass shooting at a block party in the Brooklyn Homes neighborhood, holds a vigil with loved ones for her son on the block where he grew up in Baltimore, Maryland on Tuesday July 11, 2023. ..Linbrith told the crowd she will never be able to watch her son marry or buy a car. â??I shouldnâ??t have to bury my childâ?¦ Yâ??all really need to take heed and listen. If it keeps on like this, weâ??re not going to have a future at all for none of our kids.â?? While holding back tears, she ended with, â??I donâ??t know what else to say at this point. Letâ??s light these lanterns, let them go and Iâ??ll just go on.â??..â??How many more?â? pleaded Tiba Aldridge, a preacher and community leader who has a mortuary transport service. â??In my hand is a body bag. How many more?â? he repeated for emphasis. â??We have a mother thatâ??s mourning. We have a father thatâ??s in mourning. We have siblings, aunts, uncles, and everybody thatâ??s in mourning for a senseless situation that did not have to happen.â??..Loved ones embraced and remembered his spirit. They said he was going for a snow cone when gunned down. Ashley Garner, 19 had recently started dating Kylis and held a bouquet of balloons near buildings with boarded up windows. She heard he was shot after he didnâ??t show up at her home that fateful day. Family and friends formed his name with candles that still were burning as darkness fell and mourners left the quiet corner...â??Iâ??m tired of burying babies, said Khrystyna Kelley, President of the Women of Mayhem motorcycle club. â??Iâ??m tired of seeing mothers crying because their heart is brokenâ?¦ Enough is enough.â??..Two people were killed last Sunday at Brooklyn Homes and 28 injured, 14 of them minors. In an escalating epidemic of gun violence, there have been 373 U.S. mass shootings this (Credit Image: © Carol Guzy/ZUMA Press Wire)

20230711_zap_g208_017 July 11, 2023, Baltimore, MD, USA: Tamika Linbrith, mother of Kylis Fagbemi, 20-year-old victim of a mass shooting at a block party in the Brooklyn Homes neighborhood, holds a vigil with loved ones for her son on the block where he grew up in Baltimore, Maryland on Tuesday July 11, 2023. ..Linbrith told the crowd she will never be able to watch her son marry or buy a car. â??I shouldnâ??t have to bury my childâ?¦ Yâ??all really need to take heed and listen. If it keeps on like this, weâ??re not going to have a future at all for none of our kids.â?? While holding back tears, she ended with, â??I donâ??t know what else to say at this point. Letâ??s light these lanterns, let them go and Iâ??ll just go on.â??..â??How many more?â? pleaded Tiba Aldridge, a preacher and community leader who has a mortuary transport service. â??In my hand is a body bag. How many more?â? he repeated for emphasis. â??We have a mother thatâ??s mourning. We have a father thatâ??s in mourning. We have siblings, aunts, uncles, and everybody thatâ??s in mourning for a senseless situation that did not have to happen.â??..Loved ones embraced and remembered his spirit. They said he was going for a snow cone when gunned down. Ashley Garner, 19 had recently started dating Kylis and held a bouquet of balloons near buildings with boarded up windows. She heard he was shot after he didnâ??t show up at her home that fateful day. Family and friends formed his name with candles that still were burning as darkness fell and mourners left the quiet corner...â??Iâ??m tired of burying babies, said Khrystyna Kelley, President of the Women of Mayhem motorcycle club. â??Iâ??m tired of seeing mothers crying because their heart is brokenâ?¦ Enough is enough.â??..Two people were killed last Sunday at Brooklyn Homes and 28 injured, 14 of them minors. In an escalating epidemic of gun violence, there have been 373 U.S. mass shootings this (Credit Image: © Carol Guzy/ZUMA Press Wire)

20230711_zap_g208_018 July 11, 2023, Baltimore, MD, USA: Tamika Linbrith, mother of Kylis Fagbemi, 20-year-old victim of a mass shooting at a block party in the Brooklyn Homes neighborhood, holds a vigil with loved ones for her son on the block where he grew up in Baltimore, Maryland on Tuesday July 11, 2023. ..Linbrith told the crowd she will never be able to watch her son marry or buy a car. â??I shouldnâ??t have to bury my childâ?¦ Yâ??all really need to take heed and listen. If it keeps on like this, weâ??re not going to have a future at all for none of our kids.â?? While holding back tears, she ended with, â??I donâ??t know what else to say at this point. Letâ??s light these lanterns, let them go and Iâ??ll just go on.â??..â??How many more?â? pleaded Tiba Aldridge, a preacher and community leader who has a mortuary transport service. â??In my hand is a body bag. How many more?â? he repeated for emphasis. â??We have a mother thatâ??s mourning. We have a father thatâ??s in mourning. We have siblings, aunts, uncles, and everybody thatâ??s in mourning for a senseless situation that did not have to happen.â??..Loved ones embraced and remembered his spirit. They said he was going for a snow cone when gunned down. Ashley Garner, 19 had recently started dating Kylis and held a bouquet of balloons near buildings with boarded up windows. She heard he was shot after he didnâ??t show up at her home that fateful day. Family and friends formed his name with candles that still were burning as darkness fell and mourners left the quiet corner...â??Iâ??m tired of burying babies, said Khrystyna Kelley, President of the Women of Mayhem motorcycle club. â??Iâ??m tired of seeing mothers crying because their heart is brokenâ?¦ Enough is enough.â??..Two people were killed last Sunday at Brooklyn Homes and 28 injured, 14 of them minors. In an escalating epidemic of gun violence, there have been 373 U.S. mass shootings this (Credit Image: © Carol Guzy/ZUMA Press Wire)

20230711_zap_g208_093 July 11, 2023, Baltimore, MD, USA: Loved ones attend a vigil for Kylis Fagbemi, 20-year-old victim of a mass shooting at a block party in the Brooklyn Homes neighborhood, on the block where he grew up in Baltimore, Maryland on Tuesday July 11, 2023. ..Mother Tamika Linbrith told the crowd she will never be able to watch her son marry or buy a car. â??I shouldnâ??t have to bury my childâ?¦ Yâ??all really need to take heed and listen. If it keeps on like this, weâ??re not going to have a future at all for none of our kids.â?? While holding back tears, she ended with, â??I donâ??t know what else to say at this point. Letâ??s light these lanterns, let them go and Iâ??ll just go on.â??..â??How many more?â? pleaded Tiba Aldridge, a preacher and community leader who has a mortuary transport service. â??In my hand is a body bag. How many more?â? he repeated for emphasis. â??We have a mother thatâ??s mourning. We have a father thatâ??s in mourning. We have siblings, aunts, uncles, and everybody thatâ??s in mourning for a senseless situation that did not have to happen.â??..Loved ones embraced and remembered his spirit. They said he was going for a snow cone when gunned down. Ashley Garner, 19 had recently started dating Kylis and held a bouquet of balloons near buildings with boarded up windows. She heard he was shot after he didnâ??t show up at her home that fateful day. Family and friends formed his name with candles that still were burning as darkness fell and mourners left the quiet corner...â??Iâ??m tired of burying babies, said Khrystyna Kelley, President of the Women of Mayhem motorcycle club. â??Iâ??m tired of seeing mothers crying because their heart is brokenâ?¦ Enough is enough.â??..Two people were killed last Sunday at Brooklyn Homes and 28 injured, 14 of them minors. In an escalating epidemic of gun violence, there have been 373 U.S. mass shootings this year so far according to (Credit Image: © Carol Guzy/ZUMA Press Wire)

20230711_zap_g208_084 July 11, 2023, Baltimore, MD, USA: Loved ones attend a vigil for Kylis Fagbemi, 20-year-old victim of a mass shooting at a block party in the Brooklyn Homes neighborhood, on the block where he grew up in Baltimore, Maryland on Tuesday July 11, 2023. ..Mother Tamika Linbrith told the crowd she will never be able to watch her son marry or buy a car. â??I shouldnâ??t have to bury my childâ?¦ Yâ??all really need to take heed and listen. If it keeps on like this, weâ??re not going to have a future at all for none of our kids.â?? While holding back tears, she ended with, â??I donâ??t know what else to say at this point. Letâ??s light these lanterns, let them go and Iâ??ll just go on.â??..â??How many more?â? pleaded Tiba Aldridge, a preacher and community leader who has a mortuary transport service. â??In my hand is a body bag. How many more?â? he repeated for emphasis. â??We have a mother thatâ??s mourning. We have a father thatâ??s in mourning. We have siblings, aunts, uncles, and everybody thatâ??s in mourning for a senseless situation that did not have to happen.â??..Loved ones embraced and remembered his spirit. They said he was going for a snow cone when gunned down. Ashley Garner, 19 had recently started dating Kylis and held a bouquet of balloons near buildings with boarded up windows. She heard he was shot after he didnâ??t show up at her home that fateful day. Family and friends formed his name with candles that still were burning as darkness fell and mourners left the quiet corner...â??Iâ??m tired of burying babies, said Khrystyna Kelley, President of the Women of Mayhem motorcycle club. â??Iâ??m tired of seeing mothers crying because their heart is brokenâ?¦ Enough is enough.â??..Two people were killed last Sunday at Brooklyn Homes and 28 injured, 14 of them minors. In an escalating epidemic of gun violence, there have been 373 U.S. mass shootings this year so far according to (Credit Image: © Carol Guzy/ZUMA Press Wire)

20230711_zap_g208_085 July 11, 2023, Baltimore, MD, USA: How many more?â? pleaded Tiba Aldridge, a preacher and community leader who has a mortuary transport service as he holds a prayer at a vigil for Kylis Fagbemi, 20-year-old victim of a mass shooting at a block party in the Brooklyn Homes neighborhood, on the block where he grew up in Baltimore, Maryland on Tuesday July 11, 2023. ..â??In my hand is a body bag. How many more?â? he repeated for emphasis. â??We have a mother thatâ??s mourning. We have a father thatâ??s in mourning. We have siblings, aunts, uncles, and everybody thatâ??s in mourning for a senseless situation that did not have to happen.â?? ..Mother Tamika Linbrith told the crowd she will never be able to watch her son marry or buy a car. â??I shouldnâ??t have to bury my childâ?¦ Yâ??all really need to take heed and listen. If it keeps on like this, weâ??re not going to have a future at all for none of our kids.â?? While holding back tears, she ended with, â??I donâ??t know what else to say at this point. Letâ??s light these lanterns, let them go and Iâ??ll just go on.â??..Loved ones embraced and remembered his spirit. They said he was going for a snow cone when gunned down. Ashley Garner, 19 had recently started dating Kylis and held a bouquet of balloons near buildings with boarded up windows. She heard he was shot after he didnâ??t show up at her home that fateful day. Family and friends formed his name with candles that still were burning as darkness fell and mourners left the quiet corner...â??Iâ??m tired of burying babies, said Khrystyna Kelley, President of the Women of Mayhem motorcycle club. â??Iâ??m tired of seeing mothers crying because their heart is brokenâ?¦ Enough is enough.â??..Two people were killed last Sunday at Brooklyn Homes and 28 injured, 14 of them minors. In an escalating epidemic of gun violence, there have been 373 U.S. mass shootings this year so far according t (Credit Image: © Carol Guzy/ZUMA Press Wire)

20230711_zap_g208_146 July 11, 2023, Baltimore, MD, USA: Loved ones attend a vigil for Kylis Fagbemi, 20-year-old victim of a mass shooting at a block party in the Brooklyn Homes neighborhood, on the block where he grew up in Baltimore, Maryland on Tuesday July 11, 2023. ..Mother Tamika Linbrith told the crowd she will never be able to watch her son marry or buy a car. â??I shouldnâ??t have to bury my childâ?¦ Yâ??all really need to take heed and listen. If it keeps on like this, weâ??re not going to have a future at all for none of our kids.â?? While holding back tears, she ended with, â??I donâ??t know what else to say at this point. Letâ??s light these lanterns, let them go and Iâ??ll just go on.â??..â??How many more?â? pleaded Tiba Aldridge, a preacher and community leader who has a mortuary transport service. â??In my hand is a body bag. How many more?â? he repeated for emphasis. â??We have a mother thatâ??s mourning. We have a father thatâ??s in mourning. We have siblings, aunts, uncles, and everybody thatâ??s in mourning for a senseless situation that did not have to happen.â??..Loved ones embraced and remembered his spirit. They said he was going for a snow cone when gunned down. Ashley Garner, 19 had recently started dating Kylis and held a bouquet of balloons near buildings with boarded up windows. She heard he was shot after he didnâ??t show up at her home that fateful day. Family and friends formed his name with candles that still were burning as darkness fell and mourners left the quiet corner...â??Iâ??m tired of burying babies, said Khrystyna Kelley, President of the Women of Mayhem motorcycle club. â??Iâ??m tired of seeing mothers crying because their heart is brokenâ?¦ Enough is enough.â??..Two people were killed last Sunday at Brooklyn Homes and 28 injured, 14 of them minors. In an escalating epidemic of gun violence, there have been 373 U.S. mass shootings this year so far according to (Credit Image: © Carol Guzy/ZUMA Press Wire)

20230711_zap_g208_016 July 11, 2023, Baltimore, MD, USA: Tamika Linbrith, mother of Kylis Fagbemi, 20-year-old victim of a mass shooting at a block party in the Brooklyn Homes neighborhood, holds a vigil with loved ones for her son on the block where he grew up in Baltimore, Maryland on Tuesday July 11, 2023. ..Linbrith told the crowd she will never be able to watch her son marry or buy a car. â??I shouldnâ??t have to bury my childâ?¦ Yâ??all really need to take heed and listen. If it keeps on like this, weâ??re not going to have a future at all for none of our kids.â?? While holding back tears, she ended with, â??I donâ??t know what else to say at this point. Letâ??s light these lanterns, let them go and Iâ??ll just go on.â??..â??How many more?â? pleaded Tiba Aldridge, a preacher and community leader who has a mortuary transport service. â??In my hand is a body bag. How many more?â? he repeated for emphasis. â??We have a mother thatâ??s mourning. We have a father thatâ??s in mourning. We have siblings, aunts, uncles, and everybody thatâ??s in mourning for a senseless situation that did not have to happen.â??..Loved ones embraced and remembered his spirit. They said he was going for a snow cone when gunned down. Ashley Garner, 19 had recently started dating Kylis and held a bouquet of balloons near buildings with boarded up windows. She heard he was shot after he didnâ??t show up at her home that fateful day. Family and friends formed his name with candles that still were burning as darkness fell and mourners left the quiet corner...â??Iâ??m tired of burying babies, said Khrystyna Kelley, President of the Women of Mayhem motorcycle club. â??Iâ??m tired of seeing mothers crying because their heart is brokenâ?¦ Enough is enough.â??..Two people were killed last Sunday at Brooklyn Homes and 28 injured, 14 of them minors. In an escalating epidemic of gun violence, there have been 373 U.S. mass shootings this (Credit Image: © Carol Guzy/ZUMA Press Wire)

20230711_zap_g208_006 July 11, 2023, Baltimore, MD, USA: Tamika Linbrith, mother of Kylis Fagbemi, 20-year-old victim of a mass shooting at a block party in the Brooklyn Homes neighborhood, holds a vigil with loved ones for her son on the block where he grew up in Baltimore, Maryland on Tuesday July 11, 2023. ..Linbrith told the crowd she will never be able to watch her son marry or buy a car. â??I shouldnâ??t have to bury my childâ?¦ Yâ??all really need to take heed and listen. If it keeps on like this, weâ??re not going to have a future at all for none of our kids.â?? While holding back tears, she ended with, â??I donâ??t know what else to say at this point. Letâ??s light these lanterns, let them go and Iâ??ll just go on.â??..â??How many more?â? pleaded Tiba Aldridge, a preacher and community leader who has a mortuary transport service. â??In my hand is a body bag. How many more?â? he repeated for emphasis. â??We have a mother thatâ??s mourning. We have a father thatâ??s in mourning. We have siblings, aunts, uncles, and everybody thatâ??s in mourning for a senseless situation that did not have to happen.â??..Loved ones embraced and remembered his spirit. They said he was going for a snow cone when gunned down. Ashley Garner, 19 had recently started dating Kylis and held a bouquet of balloons near buildings with boarded up windows. She heard he was shot after he didnâ??t show up at her home that fateful day. Family and friends formed his name with candles that still were burning as darkness fell and mourners left the quiet corner...â??Iâ??m tired of burying babies, said Khrystyna Kelley, President of the Women of Mayhem motorcycle club. â??Iâ??m tired of seeing mothers crying because their heart is brokenâ?¦ Enough is enough.â??..Two people were killed last Sunday at Brooklyn Homes and 28 injured, 14 of them minors. In an escalating epidemic of gun violence, there have been 373 U.S. mass shootings this (Credit Image: © Carol Guzy/ZUMA Press Wire)

20230711_zap_g208_009 July 11, 2023, Baltimore, MD, USA: Tamika Linbrith, mother of Kylis Fagbemi, 20-year-old victim of a mass shooting at a block party in the Brooklyn Homes neighborhood, holds a vigil with loved ones for her son on the block where he grew up in Baltimore, Maryland on Tuesday July 11, 2023. ..Linbrith told the crowd she will never be able to watch her son marry or buy a car. â??I shouldnâ??t have to bury my childâ?¦ Yâ??all really need to take heed and listen. If it keeps on like this, weâ??re not going to have a future at all for none of our kids.â?? While holding back tears, she ended with, â??I donâ??t know what else to say at this point. Letâ??s light these lanterns, let them go and Iâ??ll just go on.â??..â??How many more?â? pleaded Tiba Aldridge, a preacher and community leader who has a mortuary transport service. â??In my hand is a body bag. How many more?â? he repeated for emphasis. â??We have a mother thatâ??s mourning. We have a father thatâ??s in mourning. We have siblings, aunts, uncles, and everybody thatâ??s in mourning for a senseless situation that did not have to happen.â??..Loved ones embraced and remembered his spirit. They said he was going for a snow cone when gunned down. Ashley Garner, 19 had recently started dating Kylis and held a bouquet of balloons near buildings with boarded up windows. She heard he was shot after he didnâ??t show up at her home that fateful day. Family and friends formed his name with candles that still were burning as darkness fell and mourners left the quiet corner...â??Iâ??m tired of burying babies, said Khrystyna Kelley, President of the Women of Mayhem motorcycle club. â??Iâ??m tired of seeing mothers crying because their heart is brokenâ?¦ Enough is enough.â??..Two people were killed last Sunday at Brooklyn Homes and 28 injured, 14 of them minors. In an escalating epidemic of gun violence, there have been 373 U.S. mass shootings this (Credit Image: © Carol Guzy/ZUMA Press Wire)

20230711_zap_g208_010 July 11, 2023, Baltimore, MD, USA: Tamika Linbrith, mother of Kylis Fagbemi, 20-year-old victim of a mass shooting at a block party in the Brooklyn Homes neighborhood, holds a vigil with loved ones for her son on the block where he grew up in Baltimore, Maryland on Tuesday July 11, 2023. ..Linbrith told the crowd she will never be able to watch her son marry or buy a car. â??I shouldnâ??t have to bury my childâ?¦ Yâ??all really need to take heed and listen. If it keeps on like this, weâ??re not going to have a future at all for none of our kids.â?? While holding back tears, she ended with, â??I donâ??t know what else to say at this point. Letâ??s light these lanterns, let them go and Iâ??ll just go on.â??..â??How many more?â? pleaded Tiba Aldridge, a preacher and community leader who has a mortuary transport service. â??In my hand is a body bag. How many more?â? he repeated for emphasis. â??We have a mother thatâ??s mourning. We have a father thatâ??s in mourning. We have siblings, aunts, uncles, and everybody thatâ??s in mourning for a senseless situation that did not have to happen.â??..Loved ones embraced and remembered his spirit. They said he was going for a snow cone when gunned down. Ashley Garner, 19 had recently started dating Kylis and held a bouquet of balloons near buildings with boarded up windows. She heard he was shot after he didnâ??t show up at her home that fateful day. Family and friends formed his name with candles that still were burning as darkness fell and mourners left the quiet corner...â??Iâ??m tired of burying babies, said Khrystyna Kelley, President of the Women of Mayhem motorcycle club. â??Iâ??m tired of seeing mothers crying because their heart is brokenâ?¦ Enough is enough.â??..Two people were killed last Sunday at Brooklyn Homes and 28 injured, 14 of them minors. In an escalating epidemic of gun violence, there have been 373 U.S. mass shootings this (Credit Image: © Carol Guzy/ZUMA Press Wire)

20230711_zap_g208_013 July 11, 2023, Baltimore, MD, USA: Tamika Linbrith, mother of Kylis Fagbemi, 20-year-old victim of a mass shooting at a block party in the Brooklyn Homes neighborhood, holds a vigil with loved ones for her son on the block where he grew up in Baltimore, Maryland on Tuesday July 11, 2023. ..Linbrith told the crowd she will never be able to watch her son marry or buy a car. â??I shouldnâ??t have to bury my childâ?¦ Yâ??all really need to take heed and listen. If it keeps on like this, weâ??re not going to have a future at all for none of our kids.â?? While holding back tears, she ended with, â??I donâ??t know what else to say at this point. Letâ??s light these lanterns, let them go and Iâ??ll just go on.â??..â??How many more?â? pleaded Tiba Aldridge, a preacher and community leader who has a mortuary transport service. â??In my hand is a body bag. How many more?â? he repeated for emphasis. â??We have a mother thatâ??s mourning. We have a father thatâ??s in mourning. We have siblings, aunts, uncles, and everybody thatâ??s in mourning for a senseless situation that did not have to happen.â??..Loved ones embraced and remembered his spirit. They said he was going for a snow cone when gunned down. Ashley Garner, 19 had recently started dating Kylis and held a bouquet of balloons near buildings with boarded up windows. She heard he was shot after he didnâ??t show up at her home that fateful day. Family and friends formed his name with candles that still were burning as darkness fell and mourners left the quiet corner...â??Iâ??m tired of burying babies, said Khrystyna Kelley, President of the Women of Mayhem motorcycle club. â??Iâ??m tired of seeing mothers crying because their heart is brokenâ?¦ Enough is enough.â??..Two people were killed last Sunday at Brooklyn Homes and 28 injured, 14 of them minors. In an escalating epidemic of gun violence, there have been 373 U.S. mass shootings this (Credit Image: © Carol Guzy/ZUMA Press Wire)

20230711_zap_g208_019 July 11, 2023, Baltimore, MD, USA: Tamika Linbrith, mother of Kylis Fagbemi, 20-year-old victim of a mass shooting at a block party in the Brooklyn Homes neighborhood, holds a vigil with loved ones for her son on the block where he grew up in Baltimore, Maryland on Tuesday July 11, 2023. ..Linbrith told the crowd she will never be able to watch her son marry or buy a car. â??I shouldnâ??t have to bury my childâ?¦ Yâ??all really need to take heed and listen. If it keeps on like this, weâ??re not going to have a future at all for none of our kids.â?? While holding back tears, she ended with, â??I donâ??t know what else to say at this point. Letâ??s light these lanterns, let them go and Iâ??ll just go on.â??..â??How many more?â? pleaded Tiba Aldridge, a preacher and community leader who has a mortuary transport service. â??In my hand is a body bag. How many more?â? he repeated for emphasis. â??We have a mother thatâ??s mourning. We have a father thatâ??s in mourning. We have siblings, aunts, uncles, and everybody thatâ??s in mourning for a senseless situation that did not have to happen.â??..Loved ones embraced and remembered his spirit. They said he was going for a snow cone when gunned down. Ashley Garner, 19 had recently started dating Kylis and held a bouquet of balloons near buildings with boarded up windows. She heard he was shot after he didnâ??t show up at her home that fateful day. Family and friends formed his name with candles that still were burning as darkness fell and mourners left the quiet corner...â??Iâ??m tired of burying babies, said Khrystyna Kelley, President of the Women of Mayhem motorcycle club. â??Iâ??m tired of seeing mothers crying because their heart is brokenâ?¦ Enough is enough.â??..Two people were killed last Sunday at Brooklyn Homes and 28 injured, 14 of them minors. In an escalating epidemic of gun violence, there have been 373 U.S. mass shootings this (Credit Image: © Carol Guzy/ZUMA Press Wire)

20230711_zap_g208_012 July 11, 2023, Baltimore, MD, USA: Tamika Linbrith, mother of Kylis Fagbemi, 20-year-old victim of a mass shooting at a block party in the Brooklyn Homes neighborhood, holds a vigil with loved ones for her son on the block where he grew up in Baltimore, Maryland on Tuesday July 11, 2023. ..Linbrith told the crowd she will never be able to watch her son marry or buy a car. â??I shouldnâ??t have to bury my childâ?¦ Yâ??all really need to take heed and listen. If it keeps on like this, weâ??re not going to have a future at all for none of our kids.â?? While holding back tears, she ended with, â??I donâ??t know what else to say at this point. Letâ??s light these lanterns, let them go and Iâ??ll just go on.â??..â??How many more?â? pleaded Tiba Aldridge, a preacher and community leader who has a mortuary transport service. â??In my hand is a body bag. How many more?â? he repeated for emphasis. â??We have a mother thatâ??s mourning. We have a father thatâ??s in mourning. We have siblings, aunts, uncles, and everybody thatâ??s in mourning for a senseless situation that did not have to happen.â??..Loved ones embraced and remembered his spirit. They said he was going for a snow cone when gunned down. Ashley Garner, 19 had recently started dating Kylis and held a bouquet of balloons near buildings with boarded up windows. She heard he was shot after he didnâ??t show up at her home that fateful day. Family and friends formed his name with candles that still were burning as darkness fell and mourners left the quiet corner...â??Iâ??m tired of burying babies, said Khrystyna Kelley, President of the Women of Mayhem motorcycle club. â??Iâ??m tired of seeing mothers crying because their heart is brokenâ?¦ Enough is enough.â??..Two people were killed last Sunday at Brooklyn Homes and 28 injured, 14 of them minors. In an escalating epidemic of gun violence, there have been 373 U.S. mass shootings this (Credit Image: © Carol Guzy/ZUMA Press Wire)

20230711_zap_g208_003 July 11, 2023, Baltimore, MD, USA: Tamika Linbrith, mother of Kylis Fagbemi, 20-year-old victim of a mass shooting at a block party in the Brooklyn Homes neighborhood, holds a vigil with loved ones for her son on the block where he grew up in Baltimore, Maryland on Tuesday July 11, 2023. ..Linbrith told the crowd she will never be able to watch her son marry or buy a car. â??I shouldnâ??t have to bury my childâ?¦ Yâ??all really need to take heed and listen. If it keeps on like this, weâ??re not going to have a future at all for none of our kids.â?? While holding back tears, she ended with, â??I donâ??t know what else to say at this point. Letâ??s light these lanterns, let them go and Iâ??ll just go on.â??..â??How many more?â? pleaded Tiba Aldridge, a preacher and community leader who has a mortuary transport service. â??In my hand is a body bag. How many more?â? he repeated for emphasis. â??We have a mother thatâ??s mourning. We have a father thatâ??s in mourning. We have siblings, aunts, uncles, and everybody thatâ??s in mourning for a senseless situation that did not have to happen.â??..Loved ones embraced and remembered his spirit. They said he was going for a snow cone when gunned down. Ashley Garner, 19 had recently started dating Kylis and held a bouquet of balloons near buildings with boarded up windows. She heard he was shot after he didnâ??t show up at her home that fateful day. Family and friends formed his name with candles that still were burning as darkness fell and mourners left the quiet corner...â??Iâ??m tired of burying babies, said Khrystyna Kelley, President of the Women of Mayhem motorcycle club. â??Iâ??m tired of seeing mothers crying because their heart is brokenâ?¦ Enough is enough.â??..Two people were killed last Sunday at Brooklyn Homes and 28 injured, 14 of them minors. In an escalating epidemic of gun violence, there have been 373 U.S. mass shootings this (Credit Image: © Carol Guzy/ZUMA Press Wire)

20230711_zap_g208_031 July 11, 2023, Baltimore, MD, USA: Loved ones attend a vigil for Kylis Fagbemi, 20-year-old victim of a mass shooting at a block party in the Brooklyn Homes neighborhood, on the block where he grew up in Baltimore, Maryland on Tuesday July 11, 2023. ..Mother Tamika Linbrith told the crowd she will never be able to watch her son marry or buy a car. â??I shouldnâ??t have to bury my childâ?¦ Yâ??all really need to take heed and listen. If it keeps on like this, weâ??re not going to have a future at all for none of our kids.â?? While holding back tears, she ended with, â??I donâ??t know what else to say at this point. Letâ??s light these lanterns, let them go and Iâ??ll just go on.â??..â??How many more?â? pleaded Tiba Aldridge, a preacher and community leader who has a mortuary transport service. â??In my hand is a body bag. How many more?â? he repeated for emphasis. â??We have a mother thatâ??s mourning. We have a father thatâ??s in mourning. We have siblings, aunts, uncles, and everybody thatâ??s in mourning for a senseless situation that did not have to happen.â??..Loved ones embraced and remembered his spirit. They said he was going for a snow cone when gunned down. Ashley Garner, 19 had recently started dating Kylis and held a bouquet of balloons near buildings with boarded up windows. She heard he was shot after he didnâ??t show up at her home that fateful day. Family and friends formed his name with candles that still were burning as darkness fell and mourners left the quiet corner...â??Iâ??m tired of burying babies, said Khrystyna Kelley, President of the Women of Mayhem motorcycle club. â??Iâ??m tired of seeing mothers crying because their heart is brokenâ?¦ Enough is enough.â??..Two people were killed last Sunday at Brooklyn Homes and 28 injured, 14 of them minors. In an escalating epidemic of gun violence, there have been 373 U.S. mass shootings this year so far according to (Credit Image: © Carol Guzy/ZUMA Press Wire)

20230711_zap_g208_116 July 11, 2023, Baltimore, MD, USA: Loved ones attend a vigil for Kylis Fagbemi, 20-year-old victim of a mass shooting at a block party in the Brooklyn Homes neighborhood, on the block where he grew up in Baltimore, Maryland on Tuesday July 11, 2023. ..Mother Tamika Linbrith told the crowd she will never be able to watch her son marry or buy a car. â??I shouldnâ??t have to bury my childâ?¦ Yâ??all really need to take heed and listen. If it keeps on like this, weâ??re not going to have a future at all for none of our kids.â?? While holding back tears, she ended with, â??I donâ??t know what else to say at this point. Letâ??s light these lanterns, let them go and Iâ??ll just go on.â??..â??How many more?â? pleaded Tiba Aldridge, a preacher and community leader who has a mortuary transport service. â??In my hand is a body bag. How many more?â? he repeated for emphasis. â??We have a mother thatâ??s mourning. We have a father thatâ??s in mourning. We have siblings, aunts, uncles, and everybody thatâ??s in mourning for a senseless situation that did not have to happen.â??..Loved ones embraced and remembered his spirit. They said he was going for a snow cone when gunned down. Ashley Garner, 19 had recently started dating Kylis and held a bouquet of balloons near buildings with boarded up windows. She heard he was shot after he didnâ??t show up at her home that fateful day. Family and friends formed his name with candles that still were burning as darkness fell and mourners left the quiet corner...â??Iâ??m tired of burying babies, said Khrystyna Kelley, President of the Women of Mayhem motorcycle club. â??Iâ??m tired of seeing mothers crying because their heart is brokenâ?¦ Enough is enough.â??..Two people were killed last Sunday at Brooklyn Homes and 28 injured, 14 of them minors. In an escalating epidemic of gun violence, there have been 373 U.S. mass shootings this year so far according to (Credit Image: © Carol Guzy/ZUMA Press Wire)

20230711_zap_g208_035 July 11, 2023, Baltimore, MD, USA: Ty Hammond, stepfather of Kylis Fagbemi, 20-year-old victim of a mass shooting at a block party in the Brooklyn Homes neighborhood, holds a vigil with loved ones for her son on the block where he grew up in Baltimore, Maryland on Tuesday July 11, 2023. ..Tamika Linbrith, mother of Kylis told the crowd she will never be able to watch her son marry or buy a car. â??I shouldnâ??t have to bury my childâ?¦ Yâ??all really need to take heed and listen. If it keeps on like this, weâ??re not going to have a future at all for none of our kids.â?? While holding back tears, she ended with, â??I donâ??t know what else to say at this point. Letâ??s light these lanterns, let them go and Iâ??ll just go on.â??..â??How many more?â? pleaded Tiba Aldridge, a preacher and community leader who has a mortuary transport service. â??In my hand is a body bag. How many more?â? he repeated for emphasis. â??We have a mother thatâ??s mourning. We have a father thatâ??s in mourning. We have siblings, aunts, uncles, and everybody thatâ??s in mourning for a senseless situation that did not have to happen.â??..Loved ones embraced and remembered his spirit. They said he was going for a snow cone when gunned down. Ashley Garner, 19 had recently started dating Kylis and held a bouquet of balloons near buildings with boarded up windows. She heard he was shot after he didnâ??t show up at her home that fateful day. Family and friends formed his name with candles that still were burning as darkness fell and mourners left the quiet corner...â??Iâ??m tired of burying babies, said Khrystyna Kelley, President of the Women of Mayhem motorcycle club. â??Iâ??m tired of seeing mothers crying because their heart is brokenâ?¦ Enough is enough.â??..Two people were killed last Sunday at Brooklyn Homes and 28 injured, 14 of them minors. In an escalating epidemic of gun violence, there have been 373 U (Credit Image: © Carol Guzy/ZUMA Press Wire)

20230711_zap_g208_032 July 11, 2023, Baltimore, MD, USA: Ty Hammond, stepfather of Kylis Fagbemi, 20-year-old victim of a mass shooting at a block party in the Brooklyn Homes neighborhood, holds a vigil with loved ones for her son on the block where he grew up in Baltimore, Maryland on Tuesday July 11, 2023. ..Tamika Linbrith, mother of Kylis told the crowd she will never be able to watch her son marry or buy a car. â??I shouldnâ??t have to bury my childâ?¦ Yâ??all really need to take heed and listen. If it keeps on like this, weâ??re not going to have a future at all for none of our kids.â?? While holding back tears, she ended with, â??I donâ??t know what else to say at this point. Letâ??s light these lanterns, let them go and Iâ??ll just go on.â??..â??How many more?â? pleaded Tiba Aldridge, a preacher and community leader who has a mortuary transport service. â??In my hand is a body bag. How many more?â? he repeated for emphasis. â??We have a mother thatâ??s mourning. We have a father thatâ??s in mourning. We have siblings, aunts, uncles, and everybody thatâ??s in mourning for a senseless situation that did not have to happen.â??..Loved ones embraced and remembered his spirit. They said he was going for a snow cone when gunned down. Ashley Garner, 19 had recently started dating Kylis and held a bouquet of balloons near buildings with boarded up windows. She heard he was shot after he didnâ??t show up at her home that fateful day. Family and friends formed his name with candles that still were burning as darkness fell and mourners left the quiet corner...â??Iâ??m tired of burying babies, said Khrystyna Kelley, President of the Women of Mayhem motorcycle club. â??Iâ??m tired of seeing mothers crying because their heart is brokenâ?¦ Enough is enough.â??..Two people were killed last Sunday at Brooklyn Homes and 28 injured, 14 of them minors. In an escalating epidemic of gun violence, there have been 373 U (Credit Image: © Carol Guzy/ZUMA Press Wire)

20230711_zap_g208_034 July 11, 2023, Baltimore, MD, USA: Ashley Garner, 19 had recently started dating Kylis Fagbemi, 20-year-old victim of a mass shooting at a block party in the Brooklyn Homes neighborhood, as family and friends hold a vigil for her son on the block where he grew up in Baltimore, Maryland on Tuesday July 11, 2023. She held a bouquet of balloons near buildings with boarded up windows. She heard he was shot after he didnâ??t show up at her home that fateful day. ..Tamika Linbrith, mother of Kylis, told the crowd she will never be able to watch her son marry or buy a car. â??I shouldnâ??t have to bury my childâ?¦ Yâ??all really need to take heed and listen. If it keeps on like this, weâ??re not going to have a future at all for none of our kids.â?? While holding back tears, she ended with, â??I donâ??t know what else to say at this point. Letâ??s light these lanterns, let them go and Iâ??ll just go on.â??..â??How many more?â? pleaded Tiba Aldridge, a preacher and community leader who has a mortuary transport service. â??In my hand is a body bag. How many more?â? he repeated for emphasis. â??We have a mother thatâ??s mourning. We have a father thatâ??s in mourning. We have siblings, aunts, uncles, and everybody thatâ??s in mourning for a senseless situation that did not have to happen.â??..Loved ones embraced and remembered his spirit. They said he was going for a snow cone when gunned down. Family and friends formed his name with candles that still were burning as darkness fell and mourners left the quiet corner...â??Iâ??m tired of burying babies, said Khrystyna Kelley, President of the Women of Mayhem motorcycle club. â??Iâ??m tired of seeing mothers crying because their heart is brokenâ?¦ Enough is enough.â??..Two people were killed last Sunday at Brooklyn Homes and 28 injured, 14 of them minors. In an escalating epidemic of gun violence, there have been 373 U.S. mass shootings this y (Credit Image: © Carol Guzy/ZUMA Press Wire)

20230711_zap_g208_033 July 11, 2023, Baltimore, MD, USA: Ashley Garner, 19 had recently started dating Kylis Fagbemi, 20-year-old victim of a mass shooting at a block party in the Brooklyn Homes neighborhood, as family and friends hold a vigil for her son on the block where he grew up in Baltimore, Maryland on Tuesday July 11, 2023. She held a bouquet of balloons near buildings with boarded up windows. She heard he was shot after he didnâ??t show up at her home that fateful day. ..Tamika Linbrith, mother of Kylis, told the crowd she will never be able to watch her son marry or buy a car. â??I shouldnâ??t have to bury my childâ?¦ Yâ??all really need to take heed and listen. If it keeps on like this, weâ??re not going to have a future at all for none of our kids.â?? While holding back tears, she ended with, â??I donâ??t know what else to say at this point. Letâ??s light these lanterns, let them go and Iâ??ll just go on.â??..â??How many more?â? pleaded Tiba Aldridge, a preacher and community leader who has a mortuary transport service. â??In my hand is a body bag. How many more?â? he repeated for emphasis. â??We have a mother thatâ??s mourning. We have a father thatâ??s in mourning. We have siblings, aunts, uncles, and everybody thatâ??s in mourning for a senseless situation that did not have to happen.â??..Loved ones embraced and remembered his spirit. They said he was going for a snow cone when gunned down. Family and friends formed his name with candles that still were burning as darkness fell and mourners left the quiet corner...â??Iâ??m tired of burying babies, said Khrystyna Kelley, President of the Women of Mayhem motorcycle club. â??Iâ??m tired of seeing mothers crying because their heart is brokenâ?¦ Enough is enough.â??..Two people were killed last Sunday at Brooklyn Homes and 28 injured, 14 of them minors. In an escalating epidemic of gun violence, there have been 373 U.S. mass shootings this y (Credit Image: © Carol Guzy/ZUMA Press Wire)

20230711_zap_g208_007 July 11, 2023, Baltimore, MD, USA: Tamika Linbrith, mother of Kylis Fagbemi, 20-year-old victim of a mass shooting at a block party in the Brooklyn Homes neighborhood, holds a vigil with loved ones for her son on the block where he grew up in Baltimore, Maryland on Tuesday July 11, 2023. ..Linbrith told the crowd she will never be able to watch her son marry or buy a car. â??I shouldnâ??t have to bury my childâ?¦ Yâ??all really need to take heed and listen. If it keeps on like this, weâ??re not going to have a future at all for none of our kids.â?? While holding back tears, she ended with, â??I donâ??t know what else to say at this point. Letâ??s light these lanterns, let them go and Iâ??ll just go on.â??..â??How many more?â? pleaded Tiba Aldridge, a preacher and community leader who has a mortuary transport service. â??In my hand is a body bag. How many more?â? he repeated for emphasis. â??We have a mother thatâ??s mourning. We have a father thatâ??s in mourning. We have siblings, aunts, uncles, and everybody thatâ??s in mourning for a senseless situation that did not have to happen.â??..Loved ones embraced and remembered his spirit. They said he was going for a snow cone when gunned down. Ashley Garner, 19 had recently started dating Kylis and held a bouquet of balloons near buildings with boarded up windows. She heard he was shot after he didnâ??t show up at her home that fateful day. Family and friends formed his name with candles that still were burning as darkness fell and mourners left the quiet corner...â??Iâ??m tired of burying babies, said Khrystyna Kelley, President of the Women of Mayhem motorcycle club. â??Iâ??m tired of seeing mothers crying because their heart is brokenâ?¦ Enough is enough.â??..Two people were killed last Sunday at Brooklyn Homes and 28 injured, 14 of them minors. In an escalating epidemic of gun violence, there have been 373 U.S. mass shootings this (Credit Image: © Carol Guzy/ZUMA Press Wire)

20230711_zap_g208_117 July 11, 2023, Baltimore, MD, USA: Tamika Linbrith, mother of Kylis Fagbemi, 20-year-old victim of a mass shooting at a block party in the Brooklyn Homes neighborhood, holds a vigil with loved ones for her son on the block where he grew up in Baltimore, Maryland on Tuesday July 11, 2023. ..Linbrith told the crowd she will never be able to watch her son marry or buy a car. â??I shouldnâ??t have to bury my childâ?¦ Yâ??all really need to take heed and listen. If it keeps on like this, weâ??re not going to have a future at all for none of our kids.â?? While holding back tears, she ended with, â??I donâ??t know what else to say at this point. Letâ??s light these lanterns, let them go and Iâ??ll just go on.â??..â??How many more?â? pleaded Tiba Aldridge, a preacher and community leader who has a mortuary transport service. â??In my hand is a body bag. How many more?â? he repeated for emphasis. â??We have a mother thatâ??s mourning. We have a father thatâ??s in mourning. We have siblings, aunts, uncles, and everybody thatâ??s in mourning for a senseless situation that did not have to happen.â??..Loved ones embraced and remembered his spirit. They said he was going for a snow cone when gunned down. Ashley Garner, 19 had recently started dating Kylis and held a bouquet of balloons near buildings with boarded up windows. She heard he was shot after he didnâ??t show up at her home that fateful day. Family and friends formed his name with candles that still were burning as darkness fell and mourners left the quiet corner...â??Iâ??m tired of burying babies, said Khrystyna Kelley, President of the Women of Mayhem motorcycle club. â??Iâ??m tired of seeing mothers crying because their heart is brokenâ?¦ Enough is enough.â??..Two people were killed last Sunday at Brooklyn Homes and 28 injured, 14 of them minors. In an escalating epidemic of gun violence, there have been 373 U.S. mass shootings this (Credit Image: © Carol Guzy/ZUMA Press Wire)

20230711_zap_g208_008 July 11, 2023, Baltimore, MD, USA: Tamika Linbrith, mother of Kylis Fagbemi, 20-year-old victim of a mass shooting at a block party in the Brooklyn Homes neighborhood, holds a vigil with loved ones for her son on the block where he grew up in Baltimore, Maryland on Tuesday July 11, 2023. ..Linbrith told the crowd she will never be able to watch her son marry or buy a car. â??I shouldnâ??t have to bury my childâ?¦ Yâ??all really need to take heed and listen. If it keeps on like this, weâ??re not going to have a future at all for none of our kids.â?? While holding back tears, she ended with, â??I donâ??t know what else to say at this point. Letâ??s light these lanterns, let them go and Iâ??ll just go on.â??..â??How many more?â? pleaded Tiba Aldridge, a preacher and community leader who has a mortuary transport service. â??In my hand is a body bag. How many more?â? he repeated for emphasis. â??We have a mother thatâ??s mourning. We have a father thatâ??s in mourning. We have siblings, aunts, uncles, and everybody thatâ??s in mourning for a senseless situation that did not have to happen.â??..Loved ones embraced and remembered his spirit. They said he was going for a snow cone when gunned down. Ashley Garner, 19 had recently started dating Kylis and held a bouquet of balloons near buildings with boarded up windows. She heard he was shot after he didnâ??t show up at her home that fateful day. Family and friends formed his name with candles that still were burning as darkness fell and mourners left the quiet corner...â??Iâ??m tired of burying babies, said Khrystyna Kelley, President of the Women of Mayhem motorcycle club. â??Iâ??m tired of seeing mothers crying because their heart is brokenâ?¦ Enough is enough.â??..Two people were killed last Sunday at Brooklyn Homes and 28 injured, 14 of them minors. In an escalating epidemic of gun violence, there have been 373 U.S. mass shootings this (Credit Image: © Carol Guzy/ZUMA Press Wire)

20230711_zap_g208_001 July 11, 2023, Baltimore, MD, USA: Tamika Linbrith, mother of Kylis Fagbemi, 20-year-old victim of a mass shooting at a block party in the Brooklyn Homes neighborhood, holds a vigil with loved ones for her son on the block where he grew up in Baltimore, Maryland on Tuesday July 11, 2023. ..Linbrith told the crowd she will never be able to watch her son marry or buy a car. â??I shouldnâ??t have to bury my childâ?¦ Yâ??all really need to take heed and listen. If it keeps on like this, weâ??re not going to have a future at all for none of our kids.â?? While holding back tears, she ended with, â??I donâ??t know what else to say at this point. Letâ??s light these lanterns, let them go and Iâ??ll just go on.â??..â??How many more?â? pleaded Tiba Aldridge, a preacher and community leader who has a mortuary transport service. â??In my hand is a body bag. How many more?â? he repeated for emphasis. â??We have a mother thatâ??s mourning. We have a father thatâ??s in mourning. We have siblings, aunts, uncles, and everybody thatâ??s in mourning for a senseless situation that did not have to happen.â??..Loved ones embraced and remembered his spirit. They said he was going for a snow cone when gunned down. Ashley Garner, 19 had recently started dating Kylis and held a bouquet of balloons near buildings with boarded up windows. She heard he was shot after he didnâ??t show up at her home that fateful day. Family and friends formed his name with candles that still were burning as darkness fell and mourners left the quiet corner...â??Iâ??m tired of burying babies, said Khrystyna Kelley, President of the Women of Mayhem motorcycle club. â??Iâ??m tired of seeing mothers crying because their heart is brokenâ?¦ Enough is enough.â??..Two people were killed last Sunday at Brooklyn Homes and 28 injured, 14 of them minors. In an escalating epidemic of gun violence, there have been 373 U.S. mass shootings this (Credit Image: © Carol Guzy/ZUMA Press Wire)

20230711_zap_g208_144 July 11, 2023, Baltimore, MD, USA: Loved ones attend a vigil for Kylis Fagbemi, 20-year-old victim of a mass shooting at a block party in the Brooklyn Homes neighborhood, on the block where he grew up in Baltimore, Maryland on Tuesday July 11, 2023. ..Mother Tamika Linbrith told the crowd she will never be able to watch her son marry or buy a car. â??I shouldnâ??t have to bury my childâ?¦ Yâ??all really need to take heed and listen. If it keeps on like this, weâ??re not going to have a future at all for none of our kids.â?? While holding back tears, she ended with, â??I donâ??t know what else to say at this point. Letâ??s light these lanterns, let them go and Iâ??ll just go on.â??..â??How many more?â? pleaded Tiba Aldridge, a preacher and community leader who has a mortuary transport service. â??In my hand is a body bag. How many more?â? he repeated for emphasis. â??We have a mother thatâ??s mourning. We have a father thatâ??s in mourning. We have siblings, aunts, uncles, and everybody thatâ??s in mourning for a senseless situation that did not have to happen.â??..Loved ones embraced and remembered his spirit. They said he was going for a snow cone when gunned down. Ashley Garner, 19 had recently started dating Kylis and held a bouquet of balloons near buildings with boarded up windows. She heard he was shot after he didnâ??t show up at her home that fateful day. Family and friends formed his name with candles that still were burning as darkness fell and mourners left the quiet corner...â??Iâ??m tired of burying babies, said Khrystyna Kelley, President of the Women of Mayhem motorcycle club. â??Iâ??m tired of seeing mothers crying because their heart is brokenâ?¦ Enough is enough.â??..Two people were killed last Sunday at Brooklyn Homes and 28 injured, 14 of them minors. In an escalating epidemic of gun violence, there have been 373 U.S. mass shootings this year so far according to (Credit Image: © Carol Guzy/ZUMA Press Wire)

20230711_zap_g208_148 July 11, 2023, Baltimore, MD, USA: Loved ones attend a vigil for Kylis Fagbemi, 20-year-old victim of a mass shooting at a block party in the Brooklyn Homes neighborhood, on the block where he grew up in Baltimore, Maryland on Tuesday July 11, 2023. ..Mother Tamika Linbrith told the crowd she will never be able to watch her son marry or buy a car. â??I shouldnâ??t have to bury my childâ?¦ Yâ??all really need to take heed and listen. If it keeps on like this, weâ??re not going to have a future at all for none of our kids.â?? While holding back tears, she ended with, â??I donâ??t know what else to say at this point. Letâ??s light these lanterns, let them go and Iâ??ll just go on.â??..â??How many more?â? pleaded Tiba Aldridge, a preacher and community leader who has a mortuary transport service. â??In my hand is a body bag. How many more?â? he repeated for emphasis. â??We have a mother thatâ??s mourning. We have a father thatâ??s in mourning. We have siblings, aunts, uncles, and everybody thatâ??s in mourning for a senseless situation that did not have to happen.â??..Loved ones embraced and remembered his spirit. They said he was going for a snow cone when gunned down. Ashley Garner, 19 had recently started dating Kylis and held a bouquet of balloons near buildings with boarded up windows. She heard he was shot after he didnâ??t show up at her home that fateful day. Family and friends formed his name with candles that still were burning as darkness fell and mourners left the quiet corner...â??Iâ??m tired of burying babies, said Khrystyna Kelley, President of the Women of Mayhem motorcycle club. â??Iâ??m tired of seeing mothers crying because their heart is brokenâ?¦ Enough is enough.â??..Two people were killed last Sunday at Brooklyn Homes and 28 injured, 14 of them minors. In an escalating epidemic of gun violence, there have been 373 U.S. mass shootings this year so far according to (Credit Image: © Carol Guzy/ZUMA Press Wire)

20230711_zap_g208_149 July 11, 2023, Baltimore, MD, USA: Loved ones attend a vigil for Kylis Fagbemi, 20-year-old victim of a mass shooting at a block party in the Brooklyn Homes neighborhood, on the block where he grew up in Baltimore, Maryland on Tuesday July 11, 2023. ..Mother Tamika Linbrith told the crowd she will never be able to watch her son marry or buy a car. â??I shouldnâ??t have to bury my childâ?¦ Yâ??all really need to take heed and listen. If it keeps on like this, weâ??re not going to have a future at all for none of our kids.â?? While holding back tears, she ended with, â??I donâ??t know what else to say at this point. Letâ??s light these lanterns, let them go and Iâ??ll just go on.â??..â??How many more?â? pleaded Tiba Aldridge, a preacher and community leader who has a mortuary transport service. â??In my hand is a body bag. How many more?â? he repeated for emphasis. â??We have a mother thatâ??s mourning. We have a father thatâ??s in mourning. We have siblings, aunts, uncles, and everybody thatâ??s in mourning for a senseless situation that did not have to happen.â??..Loved ones embraced and remembered his spirit. They said he was going for a snow cone when gunned down. Ashley Garner, 19 had recently started dating Kylis and held a bouquet of balloons near buildings with boarded up windows. She heard he was shot after he didnâ??t show up at her home that fateful day. Family and friends formed his name with candles that still were burning as darkness fell and mourners left the quiet corner...â??Iâ??m tired of burying babies, said Khrystyna Kelley, President of the Women of Mayhem motorcycle club. â??Iâ??m tired of seeing mothers crying because their heart is brokenâ?¦ Enough is enough.â??..Two people were killed last Sunday at Brooklyn Homes and 28 injured, 14 of them minors. In an escalating epidemic of gun violence, there have been 373 U.S. mass shootings this year so far according to (Credit Image: © Carol Guzy/ZUMA Press Wire)

20230711_zap_g208_181 July 11, 2023, Baltimore, MD, USA: Ashley Garner, 19 had recently started dating Kylis Fagbemi, 20-year-old victim of a mass shooting at a block party in the Brooklyn Homes neighborhood, as family and friends hold a vigil for her son on the block where he grew up in Baltimore, Maryland on Tuesday July 11, 2023. She holds balloons and lights a lantern in his memory near buildings with boarded up windows. She heard he was shot after he didnâ??t show up at her home that fateful day. ..Tamika Linbrith, mother of Kylis, told the crowd she will never be able to watch her son marry or buy a car. â??I shouldnâ??t have to bury my childâ?¦ Yâ??all really need to take heed and listen. If it keeps on like this, weâ??re not going to have a future at all for none of our kids.â?? While holding back tears, she ended with, â??I donâ??t know what else to say at this point. Letâ??s light these lanterns, let them go and Iâ??ll just go on.â??..â??How many more?â? pleaded Tiba Aldridge, a preacher and community leader who has a mortuary transport service. â??In my hand is a body bag. How many more?â? he repeated for emphasis. â??We have a mother thatâ??s mourning. We have a father thatâ??s in mourning. We have siblings, aunts, uncles, and everybody thatâ??s in mourning for a senseless situation that did not have to happen.â??..Loved ones embraced and remembered his spirit. They said he was going for a snow cone when gunned down. Family and friends formed his name with candles that still were burning as darkness fell and mourners left the quiet corner...â??Iâ??m tired of burying babies, said Khrystyna Kelley, President of the Women of Mayhem motorcycle club. â??Iâ??m tired of seeing mothers crying because their heart is brokenâ?¦ Enough is enough.â??..Two people were killed last Sunday at Brooklyn Homes and 28 injured, 14 of them minors. In an escalating epidemic of gun violence, there have been 373 U.S (Credit Image: © Carol Guzy/ZUMA Press Wire)

20230711_zap_g208_167 July 11, 2023, Baltimore, MD, USA: Tamika Linbrith, mother of Kylis Fagbemi, 20-year-old victim of a mass shooting at a block party in the Brooklyn Homes neighborhood, holds a vigil with loved ones for her son on the block where he grew up in Baltimore, Maryland on Tuesday July 11, 2023. ..Linbrith told the crowd she will never be able to watch her son marry or buy a car. â??I shouldnâ??t have to bury my childâ?¦ Yâ??all really need to take heed and listen. If it keeps on like this, weâ??re not going to have a future at all for none of our kids.â?? While holding back tears, she ended with, â??I donâ??t know what else to say at this point. Letâ??s light these lanterns, let them go and Iâ??ll just go on.â??..â??How many more?â? pleaded Tiba Aldridge, a preacher and community leader who has a mortuary transport service. â??In my hand is a body bag. How many more?â? he repeated for emphasis. â??We have a mother thatâ??s mourning. We have a father thatâ??s in mourning. We have siblings, aunts, uncles, and everybody thatâ??s in mourning for a senseless situation that did not have to happen.â??..Loved ones embraced and remembered his spirit. They said he was going for a snow cone when gunned down. Ashley Garner, 19 had recently started dating Kylis and held a bouquet of balloons near buildings with boarded up windows. She heard he was shot after he didnâ??t show up at her home that fateful day. Family and friends formed his name with candles that still were burning as darkness fell and mourners left the quiet corner...â??Iâ??m tired of burying babies, said Khrystyna Kelley, President of the Women of Mayhem motorcycle club. â??Iâ??m tired of seeing mothers crying because their heart is brokenâ?¦ Enough is enough.â??..Two people were killed last Sunday at Brooklyn Homes and 28 injured, 14 of them minors. In an escalating epidemic of gun violence, there have been 373 U.S. mass shootings this (Credit Image: © Carol Guzy/ZUMA Press Wire)

20230711_zap_g208_188 July 11, 2023, Baltimore, MD, USA: Loved ones attend a vigil for Kylis Fagbemi, 20-year-old victim of a mass shooting at a block party in the Brooklyn Homes neighborhood, on the block where he grew up in Baltimore, Maryland on Tuesday July 11, 2023. ..Mother Tamika Linbrith told the crowd she will never be able to watch her son marry or buy a car. â??I shouldnâ??t have to bury my childâ?¦ Yâ??all really need to take heed and listen. If it keeps on like this, weâ??re not going to have a future at all for none of our kids.â?? While holding back tears, she ended with, â??I donâ??t know what else to say at this point. Letâ??s light these lanterns, let them go and Iâ??ll just go on.â??..â??How many more?â? pleaded Tiba Aldridge, a preacher and community leader who has a mortuary transport service. â??In my hand is a body bag. How many more?â? he repeated for emphasis. â??We have a mother thatâ??s mourning. We have a father thatâ??s in mourning. We have siblings, aunts, uncles, and everybody thatâ??s in mourning for a senseless situation that did not have to happen.â??..Loved ones embraced and remembered his spirit. They said he was going for a snow cone when gunned down. Ashley Garner, 19 had recently started dating Kylis and held a bouquet of balloons near buildings with boarded up windows. She heard he was shot after he didnâ??t show up at her home that fateful day. Family and friends formed his name with candles that still were burning as darkness fell and mourners left the quiet corner...â??Iâ??m tired of burying babies, said Khrystyna Kelley, President of the Women of Mayhem motorcycle club. â??Iâ??m tired of seeing mothers crying because their heart is brokenâ?¦ Enough is enough.â??..Two people were killed last Sunday at Brooklyn Homes and 28 injured, 14 of them minors. In an escalating epidemic of gun violence, there have been 373 U.S. mass shootings this year so far according to (Credit Image: © Carol Guzy/ZUMA Press Wire)

20230711_zap_g208_180 July 11, 2023, Baltimore, MD, USA: Tamika Linbrith, mother of Kylis Fagbemi, 20-year-old victim of a mass shooting at a block party in the Brooklyn Homes neighborhood, holds a vigil with loved ones for her son on the block where he grew up in Baltimore, Maryland on Tuesday July 11, 2023. ..Linbrith told the crowd she will never be able to watch her son marry or buy a car. â??I shouldnâ??t have to bury my childâ?¦ Yâ??all really need to take heed and listen. If it keeps on like this, weâ??re not going to have a future at all for none of our kids.â?? While holding back tears, she ended with, â??I donâ??t know what else to say at this point. Letâ??s light these lanterns, let them go and Iâ??ll just go on.â??..â??How many more?â? pleaded Tiba Aldridge, a preacher and community leader who has a mortuary transport service. â??In my hand is a body bag. How many more?â? he repeated for emphasis. â??We have a mother thatâ??s mourning. We have a father thatâ??s in mourning. We have siblings, aunts, uncles, and everybody thatâ??s in mourning for a senseless situation that did not have to happen.â??..Loved ones embraced and remembered his spirit. They said he was going for a snow cone when gunned down. Ashley Garner, 19 had recently started dating Kylis and held a bouquet of balloons near buildings with boarded up windows. She heard he was shot after he didnâ??t show up at her home that fateful day. Family and friends formed his name with candles that still were burning as darkness fell and mourners left the quiet corner...â??Iâ??m tired of burying babies, said Khrystyna Kelley, President of the Women of Mayhem motorcycle club. â??Iâ??m tired of seeing mothers crying because their heart is brokenâ?¦ Enough is enough.â??..Two people were killed last Sunday at Brooklyn Homes and 28 injured, 14 of them minors. In an escalating epidemic of gun violence, there have been 373 U.S. mass shootings this (Credit Image: © Carol Guzy/ZUMA Press Wire)

20230711_zap_g208_184 July 11, 2023, Baltimore, MD, USA: Tamika Linbrith, mother of Kylis Fagbemi, 20-year-old victim of a mass shooting at a block party in the Brooklyn Homes neighborhood, holds a vigil with loved ones for her son on the block where he grew up in Baltimore, Maryland on Tuesday July 11, 2023. ..Linbrith told the crowd she will never be able to watch her son marry or buy a car. â??I shouldnâ??t have to bury my childâ?¦ Yâ??all really need to take heed and listen. If it keeps on like this, weâ??re not going to have a future at all for none of our kids.â?? While holding back tears, she ended with, â??I donâ??t know what else to say at this point. Letâ??s light these lanterns, let them go and Iâ??ll just go on.â??..â??How many more?â? pleaded Tiba Aldridge, a preacher and community leader who has a mortuary transport service. â??In my hand is a body bag. How many more?â? he repeated for emphasis. â??We have a mother thatâ??s mourning. We have a father thatâ??s in mourning. We have siblings, aunts, uncles, and everybody thatâ??s in mourning for a senseless situation that did not have to happen.â??..Loved ones embraced and remembered his spirit. They said he was going for a snow cone when gunned down. Ashley Garner, 19 had recently started dating Kylis and held a bouquet of balloons near buildings with boarded up windows. She heard he was shot after he didnâ??t show up at her home that fateful day. Family and friends formed his name with candles that still were burning as darkness fell and mourners left the quiet corner...â??Iâ??m tired of burying babies, said Khrystyna Kelley, President of the Women of Mayhem motorcycle club. â??Iâ??m tired of seeing mothers crying because their heart is brokenâ?¦ Enough is enough.â??..Two people were killed last Sunday at Brooklyn Homes and 28 injured, 14 of them minors. In an escalating epidemic of gun violence, there have been 373 U.S. mass shootings this (Credit Image: © Carol Guzy/ZUMA Press Wire)

20230711_zap_g208_105 July 11, 2023, Baltimore, MD, USA: Loved ones attend a vigil for Kylis Fagbemi, 20-year-old victim of a mass shooting at a block party in the Brooklyn Homes neighborhood, on the block where he grew up in Baltimore, Maryland on Tuesday July 11, 2023. ..Mother Tamika Linbrith told the crowd she will never be able to watch her son marry or buy a car. â??I shouldnâ??t have to bury my childâ?¦ Yâ??all really need to take heed and listen. If it keeps on like this, weâ??re not going to have a future at all for none of our kids.â?? While holding back tears, she ended with, â??I donâ??t know what else to say at this point. Letâ??s light these lanterns, let them go and Iâ??ll just go on.â??..â??How many more?â? pleaded Tiba Aldridge, a preacher and community leader who has a mortuary transport service. â??In my hand is a body bag. How many more?â? he repeated for emphasis. â??We have a mother thatâ??s mourning. We have a father thatâ??s in mourning. We have siblings, aunts, uncles, and everybody thatâ??s in mourning for a senseless situation that did not have to happen.â??..Loved ones embraced and remembered his spirit. They said he was going for a snow cone when gunned down. Ashley Garner, 19 had recently started dating Kylis and held a bouquet of balloons near buildings with boarded up windows. She heard he was shot after he didnâ??t show up at her home that fateful day. Family and friends formed his name with candles that still were burning as darkness fell and mourners left the quiet corner...â??Iâ??m tired of burying babies, said Khrystyna Kelley, President of the Women of Mayhem motorcycle club. â??Iâ??m tired of seeing mothers crying because their heart is brokenâ?¦ Enough is enough.â??..Two people were killed last Sunday at Brooklyn Homes and 28 injured, 14 of them minors. In an escalating epidemic of gun violence, there have been 373 U.S. mass shootings this year so far according to (Credit Image: © Carol Guzy/ZUMA Press Wire)

20230711_zap_g208_103 July 11, 2023, Baltimore, MD, USA: Loved ones attend a vigil for Kylis Fagbemi, 20-year-old victim of a mass shooting at a block party in the Brooklyn Homes neighborhood, on the block where he grew up in Baltimore, Maryland on Tuesday July 11, 2023. ..Mother Tamika Linbrith told the crowd she will never be able to watch her son marry or buy a car. â??I shouldnâ??t have to bury my childâ?¦ Yâ??all really need to take heed and listen. If it keeps on like this, weâ??re not going to have a future at all for none of our kids.â?? While holding back tears, she ended with, â??I donâ??t know what else to say at this point. Letâ??s light these lanterns, let them go and Iâ??ll just go on.â??..â??How many more?â? pleaded Tiba Aldridge, a preacher and community leader who has a mortuary transport service. â??In my hand is a body bag. How many more?â? he repeated for emphasis. â??We have a mother thatâ??s mourning. We have a father thatâ??s in mourning. We have siblings, aunts, uncles, and everybody thatâ??s in mourning for a senseless situation that did not have to happen.â??..Loved ones embraced and remembered his spirit. They said he was going for a snow cone when gunned down. Ashley Garner, 19 had recently started dating Kylis and held a bouquet of balloons near buildings with boarded up windows. She heard he was shot after he didnâ??t show up at her home that fateful day. Family and friends formed his name with candles that still were burning as darkness fell and mourners left the quiet corner...â??Iâ??m tired of burying babies, said Khrystyna Kelley, President of the Women of Mayhem motorcycle club. â??Iâ??m tired of seeing mothers crying because their heart is brokenâ?¦ Enough is enough.â??..Two people were killed last Sunday at Brooklyn Homes and 28 injured, 14 of them minors. In an escalating epidemic of gun violence, there have been 373 U.S. mass shootings this year so far according to (Credit Image: © Carol Guzy/ZUMA Press Wire)

20230711_zap_g208_106 July 11, 2023, Baltimore, MD, USA: Loved ones attend a vigil for Kylis Fagbemi, 20-year-old victim of a mass shooting at a block party in the Brooklyn Homes neighborhood, on the block where he grew up in Baltimore, Maryland on Tuesday July 11, 2023. ..Mother Tamika Linbrith told the crowd she will never be able to watch her son marry or buy a car. â??I shouldnâ??t have to bury my childâ?¦ Yâ??all really need to take heed and listen. If it keeps on like this, weâ??re not going to have a future at all for none of our kids.â?? While holding back tears, she ended with, â??I donâ??t know what else to say at this point. Letâ??s light these lanterns, let them go and Iâ??ll just go on.â??..â??How many more?â? pleaded Tiba Aldridge, a preacher and community leader who has a mortuary transport service. â??In my hand is a body bag. How many more?â? he repeated for emphasis. â??We have a mother thatâ??s mourning. We have a father thatâ??s in mourning. We have siblings, aunts, uncles, and everybody thatâ??s in mourning for a senseless situation that did not have to happen.â??..Loved ones embraced and remembered his spirit. They said he was going for a snow cone when gunned down. Ashley Garner, 19 had recently started dating Kylis and held a bouquet of balloons near buildings with boarded up windows. She heard he was shot after he didnâ??t show up at her home that fateful day. Family and friends formed his name with candles that still were burning as darkness fell and mourners left the quiet corner...â??Iâ??m tired of burying babies, said Khrystyna Kelley, President of the Women of Mayhem motorcycle club. â??Iâ??m tired of seeing mothers crying because their heart is brokenâ?¦ Enough is enough.â??..Two people were killed last Sunday at Brooklyn Homes and 28 injured, 14 of them minors. In an escalating epidemic of gun violence, there have been 373 U.S. mass shootings this year so far according to (Credit Image: © Carol Guzy/ZUMA Press Wire)

20230711_zap_g208_100 July 11, 2023, Baltimore, MD, USA: Loved ones attend a vigil for Kylis Fagbemi, 20-year-old victim of a mass shooting at a block party in the Brooklyn Homes neighborhood, on the block where he grew up in Baltimore, Maryland on Tuesday July 11, 2023. ..Mother Tamika Linbrith told the crowd she will never be able to watch her son marry or buy a car. â??I shouldnâ??t have to bury my childâ?¦ Yâ??all really need to take heed and listen. If it keeps on like this, weâ??re not going to have a future at all for none of our kids.â?? While holding back tears, she ended with, â??I donâ??t know what else to say at this point. Letâ??s light these lanterns, let them go and Iâ??ll just go on.â??..â??How many more?â? pleaded Tiba Aldridge, a preacher and community leader who has a mortuary transport service. â??In my hand is a body bag. How many more?â? he repeated for emphasis. â??We have a mother thatâ??s mourning. We have a father thatâ??s in mourning. We have siblings, aunts, uncles, and everybody thatâ??s in mourning for a senseless situation that did not have to happen.â??..Loved ones embraced and remembered his spirit. They said he was going for a snow cone when gunned down. Ashley Garner, 19 had recently started dating Kylis and held a bouquet of balloons near buildings with boarded up windows. She heard he was shot after he didnâ??t show up at her home that fateful day. Family and friends formed his name with candles that still were burning as darkness fell and mourners left the quiet corner...â??Iâ??m tired of burying babies, said Khrystyna Kelley, President of the Women of Mayhem motorcycle club. â??Iâ??m tired of seeing mothers crying because their heart is brokenâ?¦ Enough is enough.â??..Two people were killed last Sunday at Brooklyn Homes and 28 injured, 14 of them minors. In an escalating epidemic of gun violence, there have been 373 U.S. mass shootings this year so far according to (Credit Image: © Carol Guzy/ZUMA Press Wire)

20230711_zap_g208_203 July 11, 2023, Baltimore, MD, USA: Loved ones attend a vigil for Kylis Fagbemi, 20-year-old victim of a mass shooting at a block party in the Brooklyn Homes neighborhood, on the block where he grew up in Baltimore, Maryland on Tuesday July 11, 2023. ..Mother Tamika Linbrith told the crowd she will never be able to watch her son marry or buy a car. â??I shouldnâ??t have to bury my childâ?¦ Yâ??all really need to take heed and listen. If it keeps on like this, weâ??re not going to have a future at all for none of our kids.â?? While holding back tears, she ended with, â??I donâ??t know what else to say at this point. Letâ??s light these lanterns, let them go and Iâ??ll just go on.â??..â??How many more?â? pleaded Tiba Aldridge, a preacher and community leader who has a mortuary transport service. â??In my hand is a body bag. How many more?â? he repeated for emphasis. â??We have a mother thatâ??s mourning. We have a father thatâ??s in mourning. We have siblings, aunts, uncles, and everybody thatâ??s in mourning for a senseless situation that did not have to happen.â??..Loved ones embraced and remembered his spirit. They said he was going for a snow cone when gunned down. Ashley Garner, 19 had recently started dating Kylis and held a bouquet of balloons near buildings with boarded up windows. She heard he was shot after he didnâ??t show up at her home that fateful day. Family and friends formed his name with candles that still were burning as darkness fell and mourners left the quiet corner...â??Iâ??m tired of burying babies, said Khrystyna Kelley, President of the Women of Mayhem motorcycle club. â??Iâ??m tired of seeing mothers crying because their heart is brokenâ?¦ Enough is enough.â??..Two people were killed last Sunday at Brooklyn Homes and 28 injured, 14 of them minors. In an escalating epidemic of gun violence, there have been 373 U.S. mass shootings this year so far according to (Credit Image: © Carol Guzy/ZUMA Press Wire)

20230711_zap_g208_202 July 11, 2023, Baltimore, MD, USA: Loved ones attend a vigil for Kylis Fagbemi, 20-year-old victim of a mass shooting at a block party in the Brooklyn Homes neighborhood, on the block where he grew up in Baltimore, Maryland on Tuesday July 11, 2023. ..Mother Tamika Linbrith told the crowd she will never be able to watch her son marry or buy a car. â??I shouldnâ??t have to bury my childâ?¦ Yâ??all really need to take heed and listen. If it keeps on like this, weâ??re not going to have a future at all for none of our kids.â?? While holding back tears, she ended with, â??I donâ??t know what else to say at this point. Letâ??s light these lanterns, let them go and Iâ??ll just go on.â??..â??How many more?â? pleaded Tiba Aldridge, a preacher and community leader who has a mortuary transport service. â??In my hand is a body bag. How many more?â? he repeated for emphasis. â??We have a mother thatâ??s mourning. We have a father thatâ??s in mourning. We have siblings, aunts, uncles, and everybody thatâ??s in mourning for a senseless situation that did not have to happen.â??..Loved ones embraced and remembered his spirit. They said he was going for a snow cone when gunned down. Ashley Garner, 19 had recently started dating Kylis and held a bouquet of balloons near buildings with boarded up windows. She heard he was shot after he didnâ??t show up at her home that fateful day. Family and friends formed his name with candles that still were burning as darkness fell and mourners left the quiet corner...â??Iâ??m tired of burying babies, said Khrystyna Kelley, President of the Women of Mayhem motorcycle club. â??Iâ??m tired of seeing mothers crying because their heart is brokenâ?¦ Enough is enough.â??..Two people were killed last Sunday at Brooklyn Homes and 28 injured, 14 of them minors. In an escalating epidemic of gun violence, there have been 373 U.S. mass shootings this year so far according to (Credit Image: © Carol Guzy/ZUMA Press Wire)

20230711_zap_g208_102 July 11, 2023, Baltimore, MD, USA: Loved ones attend a vigil for Kylis Fagbemi, 20-year-old victim of a mass shooting at a block party in the Brooklyn Homes neighborhood, on the block where he grew up in Baltimore, Maryland on Tuesday July 11, 2023. ..Mother Tamika Linbrith told the crowd she will never be able to watch her son marry or buy a car. â??I shouldnâ??t have to bury my childâ?¦ Yâ??all really need to take heed and listen. If it keeps on like this, weâ??re not going to have a future at all for none of our kids.â?? While holding back tears, she ended with, â??I donâ??t know what else to say at this point. Letâ??s light these lanterns, let them go and Iâ??ll just go on.â??..â??How many more?â? pleaded Tiba Aldridge, a preacher and community leader who has a mortuary transport service. â??In my hand is a body bag. How many more?â? he repeated for emphasis. â??We have a mother thatâ??s mourning. We have a father thatâ??s in mourning. We have siblings, aunts, uncles, and everybody thatâ??s in mourning for a senseless situation that did not have to happen.â??..Loved ones embraced and remembered his spirit. They said he was going for a snow cone when gunned down. Ashley Garner, 19 had recently started dating Kylis and held a bouquet of balloons near buildings with boarded up windows. She heard he was shot after he didnâ??t show up at her home that fateful day. Family and friends formed his name with candles that still were burning as darkness fell and mourners left the quiet corner...â??Iâ??m tired of burying babies, said Khrystyna Kelley, President of the Women of Mayhem motorcycle club. â??Iâ??m tired of seeing mothers crying because their heart is brokenâ?¦ Enough is enough.â??..Two people were killed last Sunday at Brooklyn Homes and 28 injured, 14 of them minors. In an escalating epidemic of gun violence, there have been 373 U.S. mass shootings this year so far according to (Credit Image: © Carol Guzy/ZUMA Press Wire)

20230711_zap_g208_107 July 11, 2023, Baltimore, MD, USA: Loved ones attend a vigil for Kylis Fagbemi, 20-year-old victim of a mass shooting at a block party in the Brooklyn Homes neighborhood, on the block where he grew up in Baltimore, Maryland on Tuesday July 11, 2023. ..Mother Tamika Linbrith told the crowd she will never be able to watch her son marry or buy a car. â??I shouldnâ??t have to bury my childâ?¦ Yâ??all really need to take heed and listen. If it keeps on like this, weâ??re not going to have a future at all for none of our kids.â?? While holding back tears, she ended with, â??I donâ??t know what else to say at this point. Letâ??s light these lanterns, let them go and Iâ??ll just go on.â??..â??How many more?â? pleaded Tiba Aldridge, a preacher and community leader who has a mortuary transport service. â??In my hand is a body bag. How many more?â? he repeated for emphasis. â??We have a mother thatâ??s mourning. We have a father thatâ??s in mourning. We have siblings, aunts, uncles, and everybody thatâ??s in mourning for a senseless situation that did not have to happen.â??..Loved ones embraced and remembered his spirit. They said he was going for a snow cone when gunned down. Ashley Garner, 19 had recently started dating Kylis and held a bouquet of balloons near buildings with boarded up windows. She heard he was shot after he didnâ??t show up at her home that fateful day. Family and friends formed his name with candles that still were burning as darkness fell and mourners left the quiet corner...â??Iâ??m tired of burying babies, said Khrystyna Kelley, President of the Women of Mayhem motorcycle club. â??Iâ??m tired of seeing mothers crying because their heart is brokenâ?¦ Enough is enough.â??..Two people were killed last Sunday at Brooklyn Homes and 28 injured, 14 of them minors. In an escalating epidemic of gun violence, there have been 373 U.S. mass shootings this year so far according to (Credit Image: © Carol Guzy/ZUMA Press Wire)

20230711_zap_g208_096 July 11, 2023, Baltimore, MD, USA: Keysha Tilman attends a vigil for Kylis Fagbemi, 20-year-old victim of a mass shooting at a block party in the Brooklyn Homes neighborhood, on the block where he grew up in Baltimore, Maryland on Tuesday July 11, 2023. ..Mother Tamika Linbrith told the crowd she will never be able to watch her son marry or buy a car. â??I shouldnâ??t have to bury my childâ?¦ Yâ??all really need to take heed and listen. If it keeps on like this, weâ??re not going to have a future at all for none of our kids.â?? While holding back tears, she ended with, â??I donâ??t know what else to say at this point. Letâ??s light these lanterns, let them go and Iâ??ll just go on.â??..â??How many more?â? pleaded Tiba Aldridge, a preacher and community leader who has a mortuary transport service. â??In my hand is a body bag. How many more?â? he repeated for emphasis. â??We have a mother thatâ??s mourning. We have a father thatâ??s in mourning. We have siblings, aunts, uncles, and everybody thatâ??s in mourning for a senseless situation that did not have to happen.â??..Loved ones embraced and remembered his spirit. They said he was going for a snow cone when gunned down. Ashley Garner, 19 had recently started dating Kylis and held a bouquet of balloons near buildings with boarded up windows. She heard he was shot after he didnâ??t show up at her home that fateful day. Family and friends formed his name with candles that still were burning as darkness fell and mourners left the quiet corner...â??Iâ??m tired of burying babies, said Khrystyna Kelley, President of the Women of Mayhem motorcycle club. â??Iâ??m tired of seeing mothers crying because their heart is brokenâ?¦ Enough is enough.â??..Two people were killed last Sunday at Brooklyn Homes and 28 injured, 14 of them minors. In an escalating epidemic of gun violence, there have been 373 U.S. mass shootings this year so far accordin (Credit Image: © Carol Guzy/ZUMA Press Wire)

20230711_zap_g208_095 July 11, 2023, Baltimore, MD, USA: Keysha Tilman attends a vigil for Kylis Fagbemi, 20-year-old victim of a mass shooting at a block party in the Brooklyn Homes neighborhood, on the block where he grew up in Baltimore, Maryland on Tuesday July 11, 2023. ..Mother Tamika Linbrith told the crowd she will never be able to watch her son marry or buy a car. â??I shouldnâ??t have to bury my childâ?¦ Yâ??all really need to take heed and listen. If it keeps on like this, weâ??re not going to have a future at all for none of our kids.â?? While holding back tears, she ended with, â??I donâ??t know what else to say at this point. Letâ??s light these lanterns, let them go and Iâ??ll just go on.â??..â??How many more?â? pleaded Tiba Aldridge, a preacher and community leader who has a mortuary transport service. â??In my hand is a body bag. How many more?â? he repeated for emphasis. â??We have a mother thatâ??s mourning. We have a father thatâ??s in mourning. We have siblings, aunts, uncles, and everybody thatâ??s in mourning for a senseless situation that did not have to happen.â??..Loved ones embraced and remembered his spirit. They said he was going for a snow cone when gunned down. Ashley Garner, 19 had recently started dating Kylis and held a bouquet of balloons near buildings with boarded up windows. She heard he was shot after he didnâ??t show up at her home that fateful day. Family and friends formed his name with candles that still were burning as darkness fell and mourners left the quiet corner...â??Iâ??m tired of burying babies, said Khrystyna Kelley, President of the Women of Mayhem motorcycle club. â??Iâ??m tired of seeing mothers crying because their heart is brokenâ?¦ Enough is enough.â??..Two people were killed last Sunday at Brooklyn Homes and 28 injured, 14 of them minors. In an escalating epidemic of gun violence, there have been 373 U.S. mass shootings this year so far accordin (Credit Image: © Carol Guzy/ZUMA Press Wire)

20230711_zap_g208_097 July 11, 2023, Baltimore, MD, USA: Keysha Tilman attends a vigil for Kylis Fagbemi, 20-year-old victim of a mass shooting at a block party in the Brooklyn Homes neighborhood, on the block where he grew up in Baltimore, Maryland on Tuesday July 11, 2023. ..Mother Tamika Linbrith told the crowd she will never be able to watch her son marry or buy a car. â??I shouldnâ??t have to bury my childâ?¦ Yâ??all really need to take heed and listen. If it keeps on like this, weâ??re not going to have a future at all for none of our kids.â?? While holding back tears, she ended with, â??I donâ??t know what else to say at this point. Letâ??s light these lanterns, let them go and Iâ??ll just go on.â??..â??How many more?â? pleaded Tiba Aldridge, a preacher and community leader who has a mortuary transport service. â??In my hand is a body bag. How many more?â? he repeated for emphasis. â??We have a mother thatâ??s mourning. We have a father thatâ??s in mourning. We have siblings, aunts, uncles, and everybody thatâ??s in mourning for a senseless situation that did not have to happen.â??..Loved ones embraced and remembered his spirit. They said he was going for a snow cone when gunned down. Ashley Garner, 19 had recently started dating Kylis and held a bouquet of balloons near buildings with boarded up windows. She heard he was shot after he didnâ??t show up at her home that fateful day. Family and friends formed his name with candles that still were burning as darkness fell and mourners left the quiet corner...â??Iâ??m tired of burying babies, said Khrystyna Kelley, President of the Women of Mayhem motorcycle club. â??Iâ??m tired of seeing mothers crying because their heart is brokenâ?¦ Enough is enough.â??..Two people were killed last Sunday at Brooklyn Homes and 28 injured, 14 of them minors. In an escalating epidemic of gun violence, there have been 373 U.S. mass shootings this year so far accordin (Credit Image: © Carol Guzy/ZUMA Press Wire)

20230711_zap_g208_092 July 11, 2023, Baltimore, MD, USA: Loved ones attend a vigil for Kylis Fagbemi, 20-year-old victim of a mass shooting at a block party in the Brooklyn Homes neighborhood, on the block where he grew up in Baltimore, Maryland on Tuesday July 11, 2023. ..Mother Tamika Linbrith told the crowd she will never be able to watch her son marry or buy a car. â??I shouldnâ??t have to bury my childâ?¦ Yâ??all really need to take heed and listen. If it keeps on like this, weâ??re not going to have a future at all for none of our kids.â?? While holding back tears, she ended with, â??I donâ??t know what else to say at this point. Letâ??s light these lanterns, let them go and Iâ??ll just go on.â??..â??How many more?â? pleaded Tiba Aldridge, a preacher and community leader who has a mortuary transport service. â??In my hand is a body bag. How many more?â? he repeated for emphasis. â??We have a mother thatâ??s mourning. We have a father thatâ??s in mourning. We have siblings, aunts, uncles, and everybody thatâ??s in mourning for a senseless situation that did not have to happen.â??..Loved ones embraced and remembered his spirit. They said he was going for a snow cone when gunned down. Ashley Garner, 19 had recently started dating Kylis and held a bouquet of balloons near buildings with boarded up windows. She heard he was shot after he didnâ??t show up at her home that fateful day. Family and friends formed his name with candles that still were burning as darkness fell and mourners left the quiet corner...â??Iâ??m tired of burying babies, said Khrystyna Kelley, President of the Women of Mayhem motorcycle club. â??Iâ??m tired of seeing mothers crying because their heart is brokenâ?¦ Enough is enough.â??..Two people were killed last Sunday at Brooklyn Homes and 28 injured, 14 of them minors. In an escalating epidemic of gun violence, there have been 373 U.S. mass shootings this year so far according to (Credit Image: © Carol Guzy/ZUMA Press Wire)

20230711_zap_g208_088 July 11, 2023, Baltimore, MD, USA: Loved ones attend a vigil for Kylis Fagbemi, 20-year-old victim of a mass shooting at a block party in the Brooklyn Homes neighborhood, on the block where he grew up in Baltimore, Maryland on Tuesday July 11, 2023. ..Mother Tamika Linbrith told the crowd she will never be able to watch her son marry or buy a car. â??I shouldnâ??t have to bury my childâ?¦ Yâ??all really need to take heed and listen. If it keeps on like this, weâ??re not going to have a future at all for none of our kids.â?? While holding back tears, she ended with, â??I donâ??t know what else to say at this point. Letâ??s light these lanterns, let them go and Iâ??ll just go on.â??..â??How many more?â? pleaded Tiba Aldridge, a preacher and community leader who has a mortuary transport service. â??In my hand is a body bag. How many more?â? he repeated for emphasis. â??We have a mother thatâ??s mourning. We have a father thatâ??s in mourning. We have siblings, aunts, uncles, and everybody thatâ??s in mourning for a senseless situation that did not have to happen.â??..Loved ones embraced and remembered his spirit. They said he was going for a snow cone when gunned down. Ashley Garner, 19 had recently started dating Kylis and held a bouquet of balloons near buildings with boarded up windows. She heard he was shot after he didnâ??t show up at her home that fateful day. Family and friends formed his name with candles that still were burning as darkness fell and mourners left the quiet corner...â??Iâ??m tired of burying babies, said Khrystyna Kelley, President of the Women of Mayhem motorcycle club. â??Iâ??m tired of seeing mothers crying because their heart is brokenâ?¦ Enough is enough.â??..Two people were killed last Sunday at Brooklyn Homes and 28 injured, 14 of them minors. In an escalating epidemic of gun violence, there have been 373 U.S. mass shootings this year so far according to (Credit Image: © Carol Guzy/ZUMA Press Wire)

20230711_zap_g208_086 July 11, 2023, Baltimore, MD, USA: Loved ones attend a vigil for Kylis Fagbemi, 20-year-old victim of a mass shooting at a block party in the Brooklyn Homes neighborhood, on the block where he grew up in Baltimore, Maryland on Tuesday July 11, 2023. ..Mother Tamika Linbrith told the crowd she will never be able to watch her son marry or buy a car. â??I shouldnâ??t have to bury my childâ?¦ Yâ??all really need to take heed and listen. If it keeps on like this, weâ??re not going to have a future at all for none of our kids.â?? While holding back tears, she ended with, â??I donâ??t know what else to say at this point. Letâ??s light these lanterns, let them go and Iâ??ll just go on.â??..â??How many more?â? pleaded Tiba Aldridge, a preacher and community leader who has a mortuary transport service. â??In my hand is a body bag. How many more?â? he repeated for emphasis. â??We have a mother thatâ??s mourning. We have a father thatâ??s in mourning. We have siblings, aunts, uncles, and everybody thatâ??s in mourning for a senseless situation that did not have to happen.â??..Loved ones embraced and remembered his spirit. They said he was going for a snow cone when gunned down. Ashley Garner, 19 had recently started dating Kylis and held a bouquet of balloons near buildings with boarded up windows. She heard he was shot after he didnâ??t show up at her home that fateful day. Family and friends formed his name with candles that still were burning as darkness fell and mourners left the quiet corner...â??Iâ??m tired of burying babies, said Khrystyna Kelley, President of the Women of Mayhem motorcycle club. â??Iâ??m tired of seeing mothers crying because their heart is brokenâ?¦ Enough is enough.â??..Two people were killed last Sunday at Brooklyn Homes and 28 injured, 14 of them minors. In an escalating epidemic of gun violence, there have been 373 U.S. mass shootings this year so far according to (Credit Image: © Carol Guzy/ZUMA Press Wire)

20230711_zap_g208_087 July 11, 2023, Baltimore, MD, USA: Loved ones attend a vigil for Kylis Fagbemi, 20-year-old victim of a mass shooting at a block party in the Brooklyn Homes neighborhood, on the block where he grew up in Baltimore, Maryland on Tuesday July 11, 2023. ..Mother Tamika Linbrith told the crowd she will never be able to watch her son marry or buy a car. â??I shouldnâ??t have to bury my childâ?¦ Yâ??all really need to take heed and listen. If it keeps on like this, weâ??re not going to have a future at all for none of our kids.â?? While holding back tears, she ended with, â??I donâ??t know what else to say at this point. Letâ??s light these lanterns, let them go and Iâ??ll just go on.â??..â??How many more?â? pleaded Tiba Aldridge, a preacher and community leader who has a mortuary transport service. â??In my hand is a body bag. How many more?â? he repeated for emphasis. â??We have a mother thatâ??s mourning. We have a father thatâ??s in mourning. We have siblings, aunts, uncles, and everybody thatâ??s in mourning for a senseless situation that did not have to happen.â??..Loved ones embraced and remembered his spirit. They said he was going for a snow cone when gunned down. Ashley Garner, 19 had recently started dating Kylis and held a bouquet of balloons near buildings with boarded up windows. She heard he was shot after he didnâ??t show up at her home that fateful day. Family and friends formed his name with candles that still were burning as darkness fell and mourners left the quiet corner...â??Iâ??m tired of burying babies, said Khrystyna Kelley, President of the Women of Mayhem motorcycle club. â??Iâ??m tired of seeing mothers crying because their heart is brokenâ?¦ Enough is enough.â??..Two people were killed last Sunday at Brooklyn Homes and 28 injured, 14 of them minors. In an escalating epidemic of gun violence, there have been 373 U.S. mass shootings this year so far according to (Credit Image: © Carol Guzy/ZUMA Press Wire)

20230711_zap_g208_191 July 11, 2023, Baltimore, MD, USA: How many more?â? pleaded Tiba Aldridge, a preacher and community leader who has a mortuary transport service as he holds a prayer at a vigil for Kylis Fagbemi, 20-year-old victim of a mass shooting at a block party in the Brooklyn Homes neighborhood, on the block where he grew up in Baltimore, Maryland on Tuesday July 11, 2023. ..â??In my hand is a body bag. How many more?â? he repeated for emphasis. â??We have a mother thatâ??s mourning. We have a father thatâ??s in mourning. We have siblings, aunts, uncles, and everybody thatâ??s in mourning for a senseless situation that did not have to happen.â?? ..Mother Tamika Linbrith told the crowd she will never be able to watch her son marry or buy a car. â??I shouldnâ??t have to bury my childâ?¦ Yâ??all really need to take heed and listen. If it keeps on like this, weâ??re not going to have a future at all for none of our kids.â?? While holding back tears, she ended with, â??I donâ??t know what else to say at this point. Letâ??s light these lanterns, let them go and Iâ??ll just go on.â??..Loved ones embraced and remembered his spirit. They said he was going for a snow cone when gunned down. Ashley Garner, 19 had recently started dating Kylis and held a bouquet of balloons near buildings with boarded up windows. She heard he was shot after he didnâ??t show up at her home that fateful day. Family and friends formed his name with candles that still were burning as darkness fell and mourners left the quiet corner...â??Iâ??m tired of burying babies, said Khrystyna Kelley, President of the Women of Mayhem motorcycle club. â??Iâ??m tired of seeing mothers crying because their heart is brokenâ?¦ Enough is enough.â??..Two people were killed last Sunday at Brooklyn Homes and 28 injured, 14 of them minors. In an escalating epidemic of gun violence, there have been 373 U.S. mass shootings this year so far according t (Credit Image: © Carol Guzy/ZUMA Press Wire)

20230711_zap_g208_104 July 11, 2023, Baltimore, MD, USA: Loved ones attend a vigil for Kylis Fagbemi, 20-year-old victim of a mass shooting at a block party in the Brooklyn Homes neighborhood, on the block where he grew up in Baltimore, Maryland on Tuesday July 11, 2023. ..Mother Tamika Linbrith told the crowd she will never be able to watch her son marry or buy a car. â??I shouldnâ??t have to bury my childâ?¦ Yâ??all really need to take heed and listen. If it keeps on like this, weâ??re not going to have a future at all for none of our kids.â?? While holding back tears, she ended with, â??I donâ??t know what else to say at this point. Letâ??s light these lanterns, let them go and Iâ??ll just go on.â??..â??How many more?â? pleaded Tiba Aldridge, a preacher and community leader who has a mortuary transport service. â??In my hand is a body bag. How many more?â? he repeated for emphasis. â??We have a mother thatâ??s mourning. We have a father thatâ??s in mourning. We have siblings, aunts, uncles, and everybody thatâ??s in mourning for a senseless situation that did not have to happen.â??..Loved ones embraced and remembered his spirit. They said he was going for a snow cone when gunned down. Ashley Garner, 19 had recently started dating Kylis and held a bouquet of balloons near buildings with boarded up windows. She heard he was shot after he didnâ??t show up at her home that fateful day. Family and friends formed his name with candles that still were burning as darkness fell and mourners left the quiet corner...â??Iâ??m tired of burying babies, said Khrystyna Kelley, President of the Women of Mayhem motorcycle club. â??Iâ??m tired of seeing mothers crying because their heart is brokenâ?¦ Enough is enough.â??..Two people were killed last Sunday at Brooklyn Homes and 28 injured, 14 of them minors. In an escalating epidemic of gun violence, there have been 373 U.S. mass shootings this year so far according to (Credit Image: © Carol Guzy/ZUMA Press Wire)

20230711_zap_g208_194 July 11, 2023, Baltimore, MD, USA: Loved ones attend a vigil for Kylis Fagbemi, 20-year-old victim of a mass shooting at a block party in the Brooklyn Homes neighborhood, on the block where he grew up in Baltimore, Maryland on Tuesday July 11, 2023. ..Mother Tamika Linbrith told the crowd she will never be able to watch her son marry or buy a car. â??I shouldnâ??t have to bury my childâ?¦ Yâ??all really need to take heed and listen. If it keeps on like this, weâ??re not going to have a future at all for none of our kids.â?? While holding back tears, she ended with, â??I donâ??t know what else to say at this point. Letâ??s light these lanterns, let them go and Iâ??ll just go on.â??..â??How many more?â? pleaded Tiba Aldridge, a preacher and community leader who has a mortuary transport service. â??In my hand is a body bag. How many more?â? he repeated for emphasis. â??We have a mother thatâ??s mourning. We have a father thatâ??s in mourning. We have siblings, aunts, uncles, and everybody thatâ??s in mourning for a senseless situation that did not have to happen.â??..Loved ones embraced and remembered his spirit. They said he was going for a snow cone when gunned down. Ashley Garner, 19 had recently started dating Kylis and held a bouquet of balloons near buildings with boarded up windows. She heard he was shot after he didnâ??t show up at her home that fateful day. Family and friends formed his name with candles that still were burning as darkness fell and mourners left the quiet corner...â??Iâ??m tired of burying babies, said Khrystyna Kelley, President of the Women of Mayhem motorcycle club. â??Iâ??m tired of seeing mothers crying because their heart is brokenâ?¦ Enough is enough.â??..Two people were killed last Sunday at Brooklyn Homes and 28 injured, 14 of them minors. In an escalating epidemic of gun violence, there have been 373 U.S. mass shootings this year so far according to (Credit Image: © Carol Guzy/ZUMA Press Wire)

20230711_zap_g208_101 July 11, 2023, Baltimore, MD, USA: Loved ones attend a vigil for Kylis Fagbemi, 20-year-old victim of a mass shooting at a block party in the Brooklyn Homes neighborhood, on the block where he grew up in Baltimore, Maryland on Tuesday July 11, 2023. ..Mother Tamika Linbrith told the crowd she will never be able to watch her son marry or buy a car. â??I shouldnâ??t have to bury my childâ?¦ Yâ??all really need to take heed and listen. If it keeps on like this, weâ??re not going to have a future at all for none of our kids.â?? While holding back tears, she ended with, â??I donâ??t know what else to say at this point. Letâ??s light these lanterns, let them go and Iâ??ll just go on.â??..â??How many more?â? pleaded Tiba Aldridge, a preacher and community leader who has a mortuary transport service. â??In my hand is a body bag. How many more?â? he repeated for emphasis. â??We have a mother thatâ??s mourning. We have a father thatâ??s in mourning. We have siblings, aunts, uncles, and everybody thatâ??s in mourning for a senseless situation that did not have to happen.â??..Loved ones embraced and remembered his spirit. They said he was going for a snow cone when gunned down. Ashley Garner, 19 had recently started dating Kylis and held a bouquet of balloons near buildings with boarded up windows. She heard he was shot after he didnâ??t show up at her home that fateful day. Family and friends formed his name with candles that still were burning as darkness fell and mourners left the quiet corner...â??Iâ??m tired of burying babies, said Khrystyna Kelley, President of the Women of Mayhem motorcycle club. â??Iâ??m tired of seeing mothers crying because their heart is brokenâ?¦ Enough is enough.â??..Two people were killed last Sunday at Brooklyn Homes and 28 injured, 14 of them minors. In an escalating epidemic of gun violence, there have been 373 U.S. mass shootings this year so far according to (Credit Image: © Carol Guzy/ZUMA Press Wire)

20230711_zap_g208_098 July 11, 2023, Baltimore, MD, USA: Loved ones attend a vigil for Kylis Fagbemi, 20-year-old victim of a mass shooting at a block party in the Brooklyn Homes neighborhood, on the block where he grew up in Baltimore, Maryland on Tuesday July 11, 2023. ..Mother Tamika Linbrith told the crowd she will never be able to watch her son marry or buy a car. â??I shouldnâ??t have to bury my childâ?¦ Yâ??all really need to take heed and listen. If it keeps on like this, weâ??re not going to have a future at all for none of our kids.â?? While holding back tears, she ended with, â??I donâ??t know what else to say at this point. Letâ??s light these lanterns, let them go and Iâ??ll just go on.â??..â??How many more?â? pleaded Tiba Aldridge, a preacher and community leader who has a mortuary transport service. â??In my hand is a body bag. How many more?â? he repeated for emphasis. â??We have a mother thatâ??s mourning. We have a father thatâ??s in mourning. We have siblings, aunts, uncles, and everybody thatâ??s in mourning for a senseless situation that did not have to happen.â??..Loved ones embraced and remembered his spirit. They said he was going for a snow cone when gunned down. Ashley Garner, 19 had recently started dating Kylis and held a bouquet of balloons near buildings with boarded up windows. She heard he was shot after he didnâ??t show up at her home that fateful day. Family and friends formed his name with candles that still were burning as darkness fell and mourners left the quiet corner...â??Iâ??m tired of burying babies, said Khrystyna Kelley, President of the Women of Mayhem motorcycle club. â??Iâ??m tired of seeing mothers crying because their heart is brokenâ?¦ Enough is enough.â??..Two people were killed last Sunday at Brooklyn Homes and 28 injured, 14 of them minors. In an escalating epidemic of gun violence, there have been 373 U.S. mass shootings this year so far according to (Credit Image: © Carol Guzy/ZUMA Press Wire)

20230711_zap_g208_157 July 11, 2023, Baltimore, MD, USA: Loved ones attend a vigil for Kylis Fagbemi, 20-year-old victim of a mass shooting at a block party in the Brooklyn Homes neighborhood, on the block where he grew up in Baltimore, Maryland on Tuesday July 11, 2023. ..Mother Tamika Linbrith told the crowd she will never be able to watch her son marry or buy a car. â??I shouldnâ??t have to bury my childâ?¦ Yâ??all really need to take heed and listen. If it keeps on like this, weâ??re not going to have a future at all for none of our kids.â?? While holding back tears, she ended with, â??I donâ??t know what else to say at this point. Letâ??s light these lanterns, let them go and Iâ??ll just go on.â??..â??How many more?â? pleaded Tiba Aldridge, a preacher and community leader who has a mortuary transport service. â??In my hand is a body bag. How many more?â? he repeated for emphasis. â??We have a mother thatâ??s mourning. We have a father thatâ??s in mourning. We have siblings, aunts, uncles, and everybody thatâ??s in mourning for a senseless situation that did not have to happen.â??..Loved ones embraced and remembered his spirit. They said he was going for a snow cone when gunned down. Ashley Garner, 19 had recently started dating Kylis and held a bouquet of balloons near buildings with boarded up windows. She heard he was shot after he didnâ??t show up at her home that fateful day. Family and friends formed his name with candles that still were burning as darkness fell and mourners left the quiet corner...â??Iâ??m tired of burying babies, said Khrystyna Kelley, President of the Women of Mayhem motorcycle club. â??Iâ??m tired of seeing mothers crying because their heart is brokenâ?¦ Enough is enough.â??..Two people were killed last Sunday at Brooklyn Homes and 28 injured, 14 of them minors. In an escalating epidemic of gun violence, there have been 373 U.S. mass shootings this year so far according to (Credit Image: © Carol Guzy/ZUMA Press Wire)

20230711_zap_g208_160 July 11, 2023, Baltimore, MD, USA: Loved ones attend a vigil for Kylis Fagbemi, 20-year-old victim of a mass shooting at a block party in the Brooklyn Homes neighborhood, on the block where he grew up in Baltimore, Maryland on Tuesday July 11, 2023. ..Mother Tamika Linbrith told the crowd she will never be able to watch her son marry or buy a car. â??I shouldnâ??t have to bury my childâ?¦ Yâ??all really need to take heed and listen. If it keeps on like this, weâ??re not going to have a future at all for none of our kids.â?? While holding back tears, she ended with, â??I donâ??t know what else to say at this point. Letâ??s light these lanterns, let them go and Iâ??ll just go on.â??..â??How many more?â? pleaded Tiba Aldridge, a preacher and community leader who has a mortuary transport service. â??In my hand is a body bag. How many more?â? he repeated for emphasis. â??We have a mother thatâ??s mourning. We have a father thatâ??s in mourning. We have siblings, aunts, uncles, and everybody thatâ??s in mourning for a senseless situation that did not have to happen.â??..Loved ones embraced and remembered his spirit. They said he was going for a snow cone when gunned down. Ashley Garner, 19 had recently started dating Kylis and held a bouquet of balloons near buildings with boarded up windows. She heard he was shot after he didnâ??t show up at her home that fateful day. Family and friends formed his name with candles that still were burning as darkness fell and mourners left the quiet corner...â??Iâ??m tired of burying babies, said Khrystyna Kelley, President of the Women of Mayhem motorcycle club. â??Iâ??m tired of seeing mothers crying because their heart is brokenâ?¦ Enough is enough.â??..Two people were killed last Sunday at Brooklyn Homes and 28 injured, 14 of them minors. In an escalating epidemic of gun violence, there have been 373 U.S. mass shootings this year so far according to (Credit Image: © Carol Guzy/ZUMA Press Wire)

20230711_zap_g208_215 July 11, 2023, Baltimore, MD, USA: Loved ones attend a vigil for Kylis Fagbemi, 20-year-old victim of a mass shooting at a block party in the Brooklyn Homes neighborhood, on the block where he grew up in Baltimore, Maryland on Tuesday July 11, 2023. ..Mother Tamika Linbrith told the crowd she will never be able to watch her son marry or buy a car. â??I shouldnâ??t have to bury my childâ?¦ Yâ??all really need to take heed and listen. If it keeps on like this, weâ??re not going to have a future at all for none of our kids.â?? While holding back tears, she ended with, â??I donâ??t know what else to say at this point. Letâ??s light these lanterns, let them go and Iâ??ll just go on.â??..â??How many more?â? pleaded Tiba Aldridge, a preacher and community leader who has a mortuary transport service. â??In my hand is a body bag. How many more?â? he repeated for emphasis. â??We have a mother thatâ??s mourning. We have a father thatâ??s in mourning. We have siblings, aunts, uncles, and everybody thatâ??s in mourning for a senseless situation that did not have to happen.â??..Loved ones embraced and remembered his spirit. They said he was going for a snow cone when gunned down. Ashley Garner, 19 had recently started dating Kylis and held a bouquet of balloons near buildings with boarded up windows. She heard he was shot after he didnâ??t show up at her home that fateful day. Family and friends formed his name with candles that still were burning as darkness fell and mourners left the quiet corner...â??Iâ??m tired of burying babies, said Khrystyna Kelley, President of the Women of Mayhem motorcycle club. â??Iâ??m tired of seeing mothers crying because their heart is brokenâ?¦ Enough is enough.â??..Two people were killed last Sunday at Brooklyn Homes and 28 injured, 14 of them minors. In an escalating epidemic of gun violence, there have been 373 U.S. mass shootings this year so far according to (Credit Image: © Carol Guzy/ZUMA Press Wire)

20230711_zap_g208_165 July 11, 2023, Baltimore, MD, USA: Loved ones attend a vigil for Kylis Fagbemi, 20-year-old victim of a mass shooting at a block party in the Brooklyn Homes neighborhood, on the block where he grew up in Baltimore, Maryland on Tuesday July 11, 2023. ..Mother Tamika Linbrith told the crowd she will never be able to watch her son marry or buy a car. â??I shouldnâ??t have to bury my childâ?¦ Yâ??all really need to take heed and listen. If it keeps on like this, weâ??re not going to have a future at all for none of our kids.â?? While holding back tears, she ended with, â??I donâ??t know what else to say at this point. Letâ??s light these lanterns, let them go and Iâ??ll just go on.â??..â??How many more?â? pleaded Tiba Aldridge, a preacher and community leader who has a mortuary transport service. â??In my hand is a body bag. How many more?â? he repeated for emphasis. â??We have a mother thatâ??s mourning. We have a father thatâ??s in mourning. We have siblings, aunts, uncles, and everybody thatâ??s in mourning for a senseless situation that did not have to happen.â??..Loved ones embraced and remembered his spirit. They said he was going for a snow cone when gunned down. Ashley Garner, 19 had recently started dating Kylis and held a bouquet of balloons near buildings with boarded up windows. She heard he was shot after he didnâ??t show up at her home that fateful day. Family and friends formed his name with candles that still were burning as darkness fell and mourners left the quiet corner...â??Iâ??m tired of burying babies, said Khrystyna Kelley, President of the Women of Mayhem motorcycle club. â??Iâ??m tired of seeing mothers crying because their heart is brokenâ?¦ Enough is enough.â??..Two people were killed last Sunday at Brooklyn Homes and 28 injured, 14 of them minors. In an escalating epidemic of gun violence, there have been 373 U.S. mass shootings this year so far according to (Credit Image: © Carol Guzy/ZUMA Press Wire)

20230711_zap_g208_164 July 11, 2023, Baltimore, MD, USA: Loved ones attend a vigil for Kylis Fagbemi, 20-year-old victim of a mass shooting at a block party in the Brooklyn Homes neighborhood, on the block where he grew up in Baltimore, Maryland on Tuesday July 11, 2023. ..Mother Tamika Linbrith told the crowd she will never be able to watch her son marry or buy a car. â??I shouldnâ??t have to bury my childâ?¦ Yâ??all really need to take heed and listen. If it keeps on like this, weâ??re not going to have a future at all for none of our kids.â?? While holding back tears, she ended with, â??I donâ??t know what else to say at this point. Letâ??s light these lanterns, let them go and Iâ??ll just go on.â??..â??How many more?â? pleaded Tiba Aldridge, a preacher and community leader who has a mortuary transport service. â??In my hand is a body bag. How many more?â? he repeated for emphasis. â??We have a mother thatâ??s mourning. We have a father thatâ??s in mourning. We have siblings, aunts, uncles, and everybody thatâ??s in mourning for a senseless situation that did not have to happen.â??..Loved ones embraced and remembered his spirit. They said he was going for a snow cone when gunned down. Ashley Garner, 19 had recently started dating Kylis and held a bouquet of balloons near buildings with boarded up windows. She heard he was shot after he didnâ??t show up at her home that fateful day. Family and friends formed his name with candles that still were burning as darkness fell and mourners left the quiet corner...â??Iâ??m tired of burying babies, said Khrystyna Kelley, President of the Women of Mayhem motorcycle club. â??Iâ??m tired of seeing mothers crying because their heart is brokenâ?¦ Enough is enough.â??..Two people were killed last Sunday at Brooklyn Homes and 28 injured, 14 of them minors. In an escalating epidemic of gun violence, there have been 373 U.S. mass shootings this year so far according to (Credit Image: © Carol Guzy/ZUMA Press Wire)

20230711_zap_g208_156 July 11, 2023, Baltimore, MD, USA: Loved ones attend a vigil for Kylis Fagbemi, 20-year-old victim of a mass shooting at a block party in the Brooklyn Homes neighborhood, on the block where he grew up in Baltimore, Maryland on Tuesday July 11, 2023. ..Mother Tamika Linbrith told the crowd she will never be able to watch her son marry or buy a car. â??I shouldnâ??t have to bury my childâ?¦ Yâ??all really need to take heed and listen. If it keeps on like this, weâ??re not going to have a future at all for none of our kids.â?? While holding back tears, she ended with, â??I donâ??t know what else to say at this point. Letâ??s light these lanterns, let them go and Iâ??ll just go on.â??..â??How many more?â? pleaded Tiba Aldridge, a preacher and community leader who has a mortuary transport service. â??In my hand is a body bag. How many more?â? he repeated for emphasis. â??We have a mother thatâ??s mourning. We have a father thatâ??s in mourning. We have siblings, aunts, uncles, and everybody thatâ??s in mourning for a senseless situation that did not have to happen.â??..Loved ones embraced and remembered his spirit. They said he was going for a snow cone when gunned down. Ashley Garner, 19 had recently started dating Kylis and held a bouquet of balloons near buildings with boarded up windows. She heard he was shot after he didnâ??t show up at her home that fateful day. Family and friends formed his name with candles that still were burning as darkness fell and mourners left the quiet corner...â??Iâ??m tired of burying babies, said Khrystyna Kelley, President of the Women of Mayhem motorcycle club. â??Iâ??m tired of seeing mothers crying because their heart is brokenâ?¦ Enough is enough.â??..Two people were killed last Sunday at Brooklyn Homes and 28 injured, 14 of them minors. In an escalating epidemic of gun violence, there have been 373 U.S. mass shootings this year so far according to (Credit Image: © Carol Guzy/ZUMA Press Wire)

20230711_zap_g208_061 July 11, 2023, Baltimore, MD, USA: Loved ones attend a vigil for Kylis Fagbemi, 20-year-old victim of a mass shooting at a block party in the Brooklyn Homes neighborhood, on the block where he grew up in Baltimore, Maryland on Tuesday July 11, 2023. ..Mother Tamika Linbrith told the crowd she will never be able to watch her son marry or buy a car. â??I shouldnâ??t have to bury my childâ?¦ Yâ??all really need to take heed and listen. If it keeps on like this, weâ??re not going to have a future at all for none of our kids.â?? While holding back tears, she ended with, â??I donâ??t know what else to say at this point. Letâ??s light these lanterns, let them go and Iâ??ll just go on.â??..â??How many more?â? pleaded Tiba Aldridge, a preacher and community leader who has a mortuary transport service. â??In my hand is a body bag. How many more?â? he repeated for emphasis. â??We have a mother thatâ??s mourning. We have a father thatâ??s in mourning. We have siblings, aunts, uncles, and everybody thatâ??s in mourning for a senseless situation that did not have to happen.â??..Loved ones embraced and remembered his spirit. They said he was going for a snow cone when gunned down. Ashley Garner, 19 had recently started dating Kylis and held a bouquet of balloons near buildings with boarded up windows. She heard he was shot after he didnâ??t show up at her home that fateful day. Family and friends formed his name with candles that still were burning as darkness fell and mourners left the quiet corner...â??Iâ??m tired of burying babies, said Khrystyna Kelley, President of the Women of Mayhem motorcycle club. â??Iâ??m tired of seeing mothers crying because their heart is brokenâ?¦ Enough is enough.â??..Two people were killed last Sunday at Brooklyn Homes and 28 injured, 14 of them minors. In an escalating epidemic of gun violence, there have been 373 U.S. mass shootings this year so far according to (Credit Image: © Carol Guzy/ZUMA Press Wire)

20230711_zap_g208_067 July 11, 2023, Baltimore, MD, USA: Loved ones attend a vigil for Kylis Fagbemi, 20-year-old victim of a mass shooting at a block party in the Brooklyn Homes neighborhood, on the block where he grew up in Baltimore, Maryland on Tuesday July 11, 2023. ..Mother Tamika Linbrith told the crowd she will never be able to watch her son marry or buy a car. â??I shouldnâ??t have to bury my childâ?¦ Yâ??all really need to take heed and listen. If it keeps on like this, weâ??re not going to have a future at all for none of our kids.â?? While holding back tears, she ended with, â??I donâ??t know what else to say at this point. Letâ??s light these lanterns, let them go and Iâ??ll just go on.â??..â??How many more?â? pleaded Tiba Aldridge, a preacher and community leader who has a mortuary transport service. â??In my hand is a body bag. How many more?â? he repeated for emphasis. â??We have a mother thatâ??s mourning. We have a father thatâ??s in mourning. We have siblings, aunts, uncles, and everybody thatâ??s in mourning for a senseless situation that did not have to happen.â??..Loved ones embraced and remembered his spirit. They said he was going for a snow cone when gunned down. Ashley Garner, 19 had recently started dating Kylis and held a bouquet of balloons near buildings with boarded up windows. She heard he was shot after he didnâ??t show up at her home that fateful day. Family and friends formed his name with candles that still were burning as darkness fell and mourners left the quiet corner...â??Iâ??m tired of burying babies, said Khrystyna Kelley, President of the Women of Mayhem motorcycle club. â??Iâ??m tired of seeing mothers crying because their heart is brokenâ?¦ Enough is enough.â??..Two people were killed last Sunday at Brooklyn Homes and 28 injured, 14 of them minors. In an escalating epidemic of gun violence, there have been 373 U.S. mass shootings this year so far according to (Credit Image: © Carol Guzy/ZUMA Press Wire)

20230711_zap_g208_059 July 11, 2023, Baltimore, MD, USA: Loved ones attend a vigil for Kylis Fagbemi, 20-year-old victim of a mass shooting at a block party in the Brooklyn Homes neighborhood, on the block where he grew up in Baltimore, Maryland on Tuesday July 11, 2023. ..Mother Tamika Linbrith told the crowd she will never be able to watch her son marry or buy a car. â??I shouldnâ??t have to bury my childâ?¦ Yâ??all really need to take heed and listen. If it keeps on like this, weâ??re not going to have a future at all for none of our kids.â?? While holding back tears, she ended with, â??I donâ??t know what else to say at this point. Letâ??s light these lanterns, let them go and Iâ??ll just go on.â??..â??How many more?â? pleaded Tiba Aldridge, a preacher and community leader who has a mortuary transport service. â??In my hand is a body bag. How many more?â? he repeated for emphasis. â??We have a mother thatâ??s mourning. We have a father thatâ??s in mourning. We have siblings, aunts, uncles, and everybody thatâ??s in mourning for a senseless situation that did not have to happen.â??..Loved ones embraced and remembered his spirit. They said he was going for a snow cone when gunned down. Ashley Garner, 19 had recently started dating Kylis and held a bouquet of balloons near buildings with boarded up windows. She heard he was shot after he didnâ??t show up at her home that fateful day. Family and friends formed his name with candles that still were burning as darkness fell and mourners left the quiet corner...â??Iâ??m tired of burying babies, said Khrystyna Kelley, President of the Women of Mayhem motorcycle club. â??Iâ??m tired of seeing mothers crying because their heart is brokenâ?¦ Enough is enough.â??..Two people were killed last Sunday at Brooklyn Homes and 28 injured, 14 of them minors. In an escalating epidemic of gun violence, there have been 373 U.S. mass shootings this year so far according to (Credit Image: © Carol Guzy/ZUMA Press Wire)

20230711_zap_g208_062 July 11, 2023, Baltimore, MD, USA: Loved ones attend a vigil for Kylis Fagbemi, 20-year-old victim of a mass shooting at a block party in the Brooklyn Homes neighborhood, on the block where he grew up in Baltimore, Maryland on Tuesday July 11, 2023. ..Mother Tamika Linbrith told the crowd she will never be able to watch her son marry or buy a car. â??I shouldnâ??t have to bury my childâ?¦ Yâ??all really need to take heed and listen. If it keeps on like this, weâ??re not going to have a future at all for none of our kids.â?? While holding back tears, she ended with, â??I donâ??t know what else to say at this point. Letâ??s light these lanterns, let them go and Iâ??ll just go on.â??..â??How many more?â? pleaded Tiba Aldridge, a preacher and community leader who has a mortuary transport service. â??In my hand is a body bag. How many more?â? he repeated for emphasis. â??We have a mother thatâ??s mourning. We have a father thatâ??s in mourning. We have siblings, aunts, uncles, and everybody thatâ??s in mourning for a senseless situation that did not have to happen.â??..Loved ones embraced and remembered his spirit. They said he was going for a snow cone when gunned down. Ashley Garner, 19 had recently started dating Kylis and held a bouquet of balloons near buildings with boarded up windows. She heard he was shot after he didnâ??t show up at her home that fateful day. Family and friends formed his name with candles that still were burning as darkness fell and mourners left the quiet corner...â??Iâ??m tired of burying babies, said Khrystyna Kelley, President of the Women of Mayhem motorcycle club. â??Iâ??m tired of seeing mothers crying because their heart is brokenâ?¦ Enough is enough.â??..Two people were killed last Sunday at Brooklyn Homes and 28 injured, 14 of them minors. In an escalating epidemic of gun violence, there have been 373 U.S. mass shootings this year so far according to (Credit Image: © Carol Guzy/ZUMA Press Wire)

20230711_zap_g208_065 July 11, 2023, Baltimore, MD, USA: Loved ones attend a vigil for Kylis Fagbemi, 20-year-old victim of a mass shooting at a block party in the Brooklyn Homes neighborhood, on the block where he grew up in Baltimore, Maryland on Tuesday July 11, 2023. ..Mother Tamika Linbrith told the crowd she will never be able to watch her son marry or buy a car. â??I shouldnâ??t have to bury my childâ?¦ Yâ??all really need to take heed and listen. If it keeps on like this, weâ??re not going to have a future at all for none of our kids.â?? While holding back tears, she ended with, â??I donâ??t know what else to say at this point. Letâ??s light these lanterns, let them go and Iâ??ll just go on.â??..â??How many more?â? pleaded Tiba Aldridge, a preacher and community leader who has a mortuary transport service. â??In my hand is a body bag. How many more?â? he repeated for emphasis. â??We have a mother thatâ??s mourning. We have a father thatâ??s in mourning. We have siblings, aunts, uncles, and everybody thatâ??s in mourning for a senseless situation that did not have to happen.â??..Loved ones embraced and remembered his spirit. They said he was going for a snow cone when gunned down. Ashley Garner, 19 had recently started dating Kylis and held a bouquet of balloons near buildings with boarded up windows. She heard he was shot after he didnâ??t show up at her home that fateful day. Family and friends formed his name with candles that still were burning as darkness fell and mourners left the quiet corner...â??Iâ??m tired of burying babies, said Khrystyna Kelley, President of the Women of Mayhem motorcycle club. â??Iâ??m tired of seeing mothers crying because their heart is brokenâ?¦ Enough is enough.â??..Two people were killed last Sunday at Brooklyn Homes and 28 injured, 14 of them minors. In an escalating epidemic of gun violence, there have been 373 U.S. mass shootings this year so far according to (Credit Image: © Carol Guzy/ZUMA Press Wire)

20230711_zap_g208_064 July 11, 2023, Baltimore, MD, USA: Loved ones attend a vigil for Kylis Fagbemi, 20-year-old victim of a mass shooting at a block party in the Brooklyn Homes neighborhood, on the block where he grew up in Baltimore, Maryland on Tuesday July 11, 2023. ..Mother Tamika Linbrith told the crowd she will never be able to watch her son marry or buy a car. â??I shouldnâ??t have to bury my childâ?¦ Yâ??all really need to take heed and listen. If it keeps on like this, weâ??re not going to have a future at all for none of our kids.â?? While holding back tears, she ended with, â??I donâ??t know what else to say at this point. Letâ??s light these lanterns, let them go and Iâ??ll just go on.â??..â??How many more?â? pleaded Tiba Aldridge, a preacher and community leader who has a mortuary transport service. â??In my hand is a body bag. How many more?â? he repeated for emphasis. â??We have a mother thatâ??s mourning. We have a father thatâ??s in mourning. We have siblings, aunts, uncles, and everybody thatâ??s in mourning for a senseless situation that did not have to happen.â??..Loved ones embraced and remembered his spirit. They said he was going for a snow cone when gunned down. Ashley Garner, 19 had recently started dating Kylis and held a bouquet of balloons near buildings with boarded up windows. She heard he was shot after he didnâ??t show up at her home that fateful day. Family and friends formed his name with candles that still were burning as darkness fell and mourners left the quiet corner...â??Iâ??m tired of burying babies, said Khrystyna Kelley, President of the Women of Mayhem motorcycle club. â??Iâ??m tired of seeing mothers crying because their heart is brokenâ?¦ Enough is enough.â??..Two people were killed last Sunday at Brooklyn Homes and 28 injured, 14 of them minors. In an escalating epidemic of gun violence, there have been 373 U.S. mass shootings this year so far according to (Credit Image: © Carol Guzy/ZUMA Press Wire)

20230711_zap_g208_170 July 11, 2023, Baltimore, MD, USA: Ty Hammond, stepfather of Kylis Fagbemi, 20-year-old victim of a mass shooting at a block party in the Brooklyn Homes neighborhood, releases a lantern with other loved ones on the block where he grew up in Baltimore, Maryland on Tuesday July 11, 2023. ..Tamika Linbrith, mother of Kylis told the crowd she will never be able to watch her son marry or buy a car. â??I shouldnâ??t have to bury my childâ?¦ Yâ??all really need to take heed and listen. If it keeps on like this, weâ??re not going to have a future at all for none of our kids.â?? While holding back tears, she ended with, â??I donâ??t know what else to say at this point. Letâ??s light these lanterns, let them go and Iâ??ll just go on.â??..â??How many more?â? pleaded Tiba Aldridge, a preacher and community leader who has a mortuary transport service. â??In my hand is a body bag. How many more?â? he repeated for emphasis. â??We have a mother thatâ??s mourning. We have a father thatâ??s in mourning. We have siblings, aunts, uncles, and everybody thatâ??s in mourning for a senseless situation that did not have to happen.â??..Loved ones embraced and remembered his spirit. They said he was going for a snow cone when gunned down. Ashley Garner, 19 had recently started dating Kylis and held a bouquet of balloons near buildings with boarded up windows. She heard he was shot after he didnâ??t show up at her home that fateful day. Family and friends formed his name with candles that still were burning as darkness fell and mourners left the quiet corner...â??Iâ??m tired of burying babies, said Khrystyna Kelley, President of the Women of Mayhem motorcycle club. â??Iâ??m tired of seeing mothers crying because their heart is brokenâ?¦ Enough is enough.â??..Two people were killed last Sunday at Brooklyn Homes and 28 injured, 14 of them minors. In an escalating epidemic of gun violence, there have been 373 U. (Credit Image: © Carol Guzy/ZUMA Press Wire)

20230711_zap_g208_176 July 11, 2023, Baltimore, MD, USA: Ty Hammond, stepfather of Kylis Fagbemi, 20-year-old victim of a mass shooting at a block party in the Brooklyn Homes neighborhood, releases a lantern with other loved ones on the block where he grew up in Baltimore, Maryland on Tuesday July 11, 2023. ..Tamika Linbrith, mother of Kylis told the crowd she will never be able to watch her son marry or buy a car. â??I shouldnâ??t have to bury my childâ?¦ Yâ??all really need to take heed and listen. If it keeps on like this, weâ??re not going to have a future at all for none of our kids.â?? While holding back tears, she ended with, â??I donâ??t know what else to say at this point. Letâ??s light these lanterns, let them go and Iâ??ll just go on.â??..â??How many more?â? pleaded Tiba Aldridge, a preacher and community leader who has a mortuary transport service. â??In my hand is a body bag. How many more?â? he repeated for emphasis. â??We have a mother thatâ??s mourning. We have a father thatâ??s in mourning. We have siblings, aunts, uncles, and everybody thatâ??s in mourning for a senseless situation that did not have to happen.â??..Loved ones embraced and remembered his spirit. They said he was going for a snow cone when gunned down. Ashley Garner, 19 had recently started dating Kylis and held a bouquet of balloons near buildings with boarded up windows. She heard he was shot after he didnâ??t show up at her home that fateful day. Family and friends formed his name with candles that still were burning as darkness fell and mourners left the quiet corner...â??Iâ??m tired of burying babies, said Khrystyna Kelley, President of the Women of Mayhem motorcycle club. â??Iâ??m tired of seeing mothers crying because their heart is brokenâ?¦ Enough is enough.â??..Two people were killed last Sunday at Brooklyn Homes and 28 injured, 14 of them minors. In an escalating epidemic of gun violence, there have been 373 U. (Credit Image: © Carol Guzy/ZUMA Press Wire)

20230711_zap_g208_216 July 11, 2023, Baltimore, MD, USA: Ty Hammond, stepfather of Kylis Fagbemi, 20-year-old victim of a mass shooting at a block party in the Brooklyn Homes neighborhood, releases a lantern with other loved ones on the block where he grew up in Baltimore, Maryland on Tuesday July 11, 2023. ..Tamika Linbrith, mother of Kylis told the crowd she will never be able to watch her son marry or buy a car. â??I shouldnâ??t have to bury my childâ?¦ Yâ??all really need to take heed and listen. If it keeps on like this, weâ??re not going to have a future at all for none of our kids.â?? While holding back tears, she ended with, â??I donâ??t know what else to say at this point. Letâ??s light these lanterns, let them go and Iâ??ll just go on.â??..â??How many more?â? pleaded Tiba Aldridge, a preacher and community leader who has a mortuary transport service. â??In my hand is a body bag. How many more?â? he repeated for emphasis. â??We have a mother thatâ??s mourning. We have a father thatâ??s in mourning. We have siblings, aunts, uncles, and everybody thatâ??s in mourning for a senseless situation that did not have to happen.â??..Loved ones embraced and remembered his spirit. They said he was going for a snow cone when gunned down. Ashley Garner, 19 had recently started dating Kylis and held a bouquet of balloons near buildings with boarded up windows. She heard he was shot after he didnâ??t show up at her home that fateful day. Family and friends formed his name with candles that still were burning as darkness fell and mourners left the quiet corner...â??Iâ??m tired of burying babies, said Khrystyna Kelley, President of the Women of Mayhem motorcycle club. â??Iâ??m tired of seeing mothers crying because their heart is brokenâ?¦ Enough is enough.â??..Two people were killed last Sunday at Brooklyn Homes and 28 injured, 14 of them minors. In an escalating epidemic of gun violence, there have been 373 U. (Credit Image: © Carol Guzy/ZUMA Press Wire)

20230711_zap_g208_166 July 11, 2023, Baltimore, MD, USA: Ty Hammond, stepfather of Kylis Fagbemi, 20-year-old victim of a mass shooting at a block party in the Brooklyn Homes neighborhood, releases a lantern with other loved ones on the block where he grew up in Baltimore, Maryland on Tuesday July 11, 2023. ..Tamika Linbrith, mother of Kylis told the crowd she will never be able to watch her son marry or buy a car. â??I shouldnâ??t have to bury my childâ?¦ Yâ??all really need to take heed and listen. If it keeps on like this, weâ??re not going to have a future at all for none of our kids.â?? While holding back tears, she ended with, â??I donâ??t know what else to say at this point. Letâ??s light these lanterns, let them go and Iâ??ll just go on.â??..â??How many more?â? pleaded Tiba Aldridge, a preacher and community leader who has a mortuary transport service. â??In my hand is a body bag. How many more?â? he repeated for emphasis. â??We have a mother thatâ??s mourning. We have a father thatâ??s in mourning. We have siblings, aunts, uncles, and everybody thatâ??s in mourning for a senseless situation that did not have to happen.â??..Loved ones embraced and remembered his spirit. They said he was going for a snow cone when gunned down. Ashley Garner, 19 had recently started dating Kylis and held a bouquet of balloons near buildings with boarded up windows. She heard he was shot after he didnâ??t show up at her home that fateful day. Family and friends formed his name with candles that still were burning as darkness fell and mourners left the quiet corner...â??Iâ??m tired of burying babies, said Khrystyna Kelley, President of the Women of Mayhem motorcycle club. â??Iâ??m tired of seeing mothers crying because their heart is brokenâ?¦ Enough is enough.â??..Two people were killed last Sunday at Brooklyn Homes and 28 injured, 14 of them minors. In an escalating epidemic of gun violence, there have been 373 U. (Credit Image: © Carol Guzy/ZUMA Press Wire)

20230711_zap_g208_063 July 11, 2023, Baltimore, MD, USA: Ty Hammond, stepfather of Kylis Fagbemi, 20-year-old victim of a mass shooting at a block party in the Brooklyn Homes neighborhood, releases a lantern with other loved ones on the block where he grew up in Baltimore, Maryland on Tuesday July 11, 2023. ..Tamika Linbrith, mother of Kylis told the crowd she will never be able to watch her son marry or buy a car. â??I shouldnâ??t have to bury my childâ?¦ Yâ??all really need to take heed and listen. If it keeps on like this, weâ??re not going to have a future at all for none of our kids.â?? While holding back tears, she ended with, â??I donâ??t know what else to say at this point. Letâ??s light these lanterns, let them go and Iâ??ll just go on.â??..â??How many more?â? pleaded Tiba Aldridge, a preacher and community leader who has a mortuary transport service. â??In my hand is a body bag. How many more?â? he repeated for emphasis. â??We have a mother thatâ??s mourning. We have a father thatâ??s in mourning. We have siblings, aunts, uncles, and everybody thatâ??s in mourning for a senseless situation that did not have to happen.â??..Loved ones embraced and remembered his spirit. They said he was going for a snow cone when gunned down. Ashley Garner, 19 had recently started dating Kylis and held a bouquet of balloons near buildings with boarded up windows. She heard he was shot after he didnâ??t show up at her home that fateful day. Family and friends formed his name with candles that still were burning as darkness fell and mourners left the quiet corner...â??Iâ??m tired of burying babies, said Khrystyna Kelley, President of the Women of Mayhem motorcycle club. â??Iâ??m tired of seeing mothers crying because their heart is brokenâ?¦ Enough is enough.â??..Two people were killed last Sunday at Brooklyn Homes and 28 injured, 14 of them minors. In an escalating epidemic of gun violence, there have been 373 U. (Credit Image: © Carol Guzy/ZUMA Press Wire)

20230711_zap_g208_069 July 11, 2023, Baltimore, MD, USA: Ty Hammond, stepfather of Kylis Fagbemi, 20-year-old victim of a mass shooting at a block party in the Brooklyn Homes neighborhood, releases a lantern with other loved ones on the block where he grew up in Baltimore, Maryland on Tuesday July 11, 2023. ..Tamika Linbrith, mother of Kylis told the crowd she will never be able to watch her son marry or buy a car. â??I shouldnâ??t have to bury my childâ?¦ Yâ??all really need to take heed and listen. If it keeps on like this, weâ??re not going to have a future at all for none of our kids.â?? While holding back tears, she ended with, â??I donâ??t know what else to say at this point. Letâ??s light these lanterns, let them go and Iâ??ll just go on.â??..â??How many more?â? pleaded Tiba Aldridge, a preacher and community leader who has a mortuary transport service. â??In my hand is a body bag. How many more?â? he repeated for emphasis. â??We have a mother thatâ??s mourning. We have a father thatâ??s in mourning. We have siblings, aunts, uncles, and everybody thatâ??s in mourning for a senseless situation that did not have to happen.â??..Loved ones embraced and remembered his spirit. They said he was going for a snow cone when gunned down. Ashley Garner, 19 had recently started dating Kylis and held a bouquet of balloons near buildings with boarded up windows. She heard he was shot after he didnâ??t show up at her home that fateful day. Family and friends formed his name with candles that still were burning as darkness fell and mourners left the quiet corner...â??Iâ??m tired of burying babies, said Khrystyna Kelley, President of the Women of Mayhem motorcycle club. â??Iâ??m tired of seeing mothers crying because their heart is brokenâ?¦ Enough is enough.â??..Two people were killed last Sunday at Brooklyn Homes and 28 injured, 14 of them minors. In an escalating epidemic of gun violence, there have been 373 U. (Credit Image: © Carol Guzy/ZUMA Press Wire)

20230711_zap_g208_060 July 11, 2023, Baltimore, MD, USA: Ty Hammond, stepfather of Kylis Fagbemi, 20-year-old victim of a mass shooting at a block party in the Brooklyn Homes neighborhood, releases a lantern with other loved ones on the block where he grew up in Baltimore, Maryland on Tuesday July 11, 2023. ..Tamika Linbrith, mother of Kylis told the crowd she will never be able to watch her son marry or buy a car. â??I shouldnâ??t have to bury my childâ?¦ Yâ??all really need to take heed and listen. If it keeps on like this, weâ??re not going to have a future at all for none of our kids.â?? While holding back tears, she ended with, â??I donâ??t know what else to say at this point. Letâ??s light these lanterns, let them go and Iâ??ll just go on.â??..â??How many more?â? pleaded Tiba Aldridge, a preacher and community leader who has a mortuary transport service. â??In my hand is a body bag. How many more?â? he repeated for emphasis. â??We have a mother thatâ??s mourning. We have a father thatâ??s in mourning. We have siblings, aunts, uncles, and everybody thatâ??s in mourning for a senseless situation that did not have to happen.â??..Loved ones embraced and remembered his spirit. They said he was going for a snow cone when gunned down. Ashley Garner, 19 had recently started dating Kylis and held a bouquet of balloons near buildings with boarded up windows. She heard he was shot after he didnâ??t show up at her home that fateful day. Family and friends formed his name with candles that still were burning as darkness fell and mourners left the quiet corner...â??Iâ??m tired of burying babies, said Khrystyna Kelley, President of the Women of Mayhem motorcycle club. â??Iâ??m tired of seeing mothers crying because their heart is brokenâ?¦ Enough is enough.â??..Two people were killed last Sunday at Brooklyn Homes and 28 injured, 14 of them minors. In an escalating epidemic of gun violence, there have been 373 U. (Credit Image: © Carol Guzy/ZUMA Press Wire)