Marches in outer boroughs call for an end to gun violence
Community leaders and local youth marched across Brooklyn, Staten Island, the Bronx, and Queens on Sunday advocating for peace and called for an end to gun violence.
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Community leaders and local youth marched across Brooklyn, Staten Island, the Bronx, and Queens on Sunday advocating for peace and called for an end to gun violence.
The 4th annual anti-gun violence rally was held by Project Restore Bed-Stuy, whose goal is to is to reduce gun and gang violence.
News 12s Shakti Denis caught up with activists in Brooklyn as they marched to put an end to gun violence across the city.
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