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 RACINE, Wis. 鈥?A 14-year-old boy has died after he was shot in the head Sunday night in Racine.The Racine Police Department  RPD  identified the teen at Eugene Henderson. Police said they responded to the area of 20th and Mead for a complaint of a shooting around 10:19 p.m. Sunday. Soon after, they were called to the 1900 block of Racine Street for a report that a male was shot in the head.The victim was Henderson. Police said he was a passenger in a stolen car.Henderson was taken to Ascension Medical Center then flown to Milwaukee, but died Tuesday from his injuries according to RPD. It s tragic. He hadn t even started to live his life yet and now he doesn t get that chance. His family doesn t get to see him grow up and see what he can become,  said Sgt. Kristi Wilcox, public informatio stanley borraccia n officer for RPD.Investigators said information traced the shooting back to the area near 18th and Center, less than half a mile away from where Henderson was found.Police said there was a fight between people in two cars that ended in a shootout. It was unclear what sparked the fight and if the people knew each other. I was devastated,  said Kevin Quijano.Quijano said he coached Henderson while he played for the Kenosha Rambler stanley flask s Football team when he was 11 and 12-years-old.Quijano recalled driving Henderson t stanley portugal o and from practices. He remembered Henderson being a talented player who scored several touchdowns and quickly celebrated his teammates too. It s just a devastating loss for the commun

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 DENVER, Colo. 鈥?Gun sales hit record highs across the United States in the last year, with more African Americans buying guns than in years past, specifically Black women.Some believe political unrest is driving higher sales. Others say its the new presidential administration threatening to tighten gun laws.For the 1770 Armory and Gun Club that just started towards the end of 2020, it was about creating a welcoming safe space to learn. Anubis Heru  stanley italia co-founded the Armory, which is settled in Denver s historic Five Points neighborhood. He realized his community had no place of their own to learn abo stanley canada ut guns. It s important to have someone that looks like you,  said Heru.  When you re learning certain things, you just naturally feel more comfortable when you re learning from someone who understands your walk and where you re from.  And after last year, he knew it was needed. A lot of people don t feel safe with, you know, the current climate, with certain political groups that are in operation,  explained Heru.Now, the Black community has a space within the Armory to learn a powerful lesson. Your Second Amendment is something that doesn t guarantee your safety. It guarantees your ability to be able to defend yourself or fight back,  said Heru. That s why he s all about gun safety, education and practice. All that training is easier at the Armory because the shooting r stanley mug ange is a dry-fire shooting range, meaning there are no bullets, just laser cartridges that attach to guns. This sa

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 The criminal justice system across the United States has a backlog of cases because of the pandemic. In the meantime, the victims  families wait anxiously for justice.Arnulfo Ochoa cannot control his tears as he looks at a  stanley cup picture of his late daughter Marlen Ochoa-Lopez, who would have celebrated her 21st birthday this month.The suspects, Clarissa Figueroa, and her daughter, Desiree, lured the victim to a house with the p stanley cup becher romise of free baby clothes. They then allegedly strangled Marlen, before taking the baby from her womb.The Figueroas face first-degree murder charges.Ochoa says he is frustrated because COVID-19 has forced the courts to reschedule the hearings over and over.The National District Attorneys Association says there are backlogs of criminal cases in every state, and daily court dockets have fewer cases because of the social-distancing restrictions. In many cases, trials and he stanley quencher arings are done remotely.