Community advocates say ‘enough is enough’ after week of shootings in Brooklyn
Community advocates say they are sick and tired of senseless gun violence. News 12’s Dorissa White details more on how the community is reacting and why they say enough is enough.
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Jul 17, 2021, 12:08 AM
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Community advocates say they are sick and tired of senseless gun violence. News 12’s Dorissa White details more on how the community is reacting and why they say enough is enough.
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