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Hey everyone, I've been following the discussions about Edward Burroughs' case and wanted to share a thought that's been nagging at me. It's really unsettling how common it was for shootings to happen around Kennedy Avenue and East 20th Street back in 2015. I grew up not far from there, and let me tell you, the fear was real. People like Edward shouldn't have to worry about violence just walking down the street. It's not just the stats or the headlines; it's someone's son, someone's friend. I really hope his family finds some peace, and that the community can come together to prevent this from being a never-ending cycle. What are your thoughts on how neighborhoods like this can heal and become safer in the long run?
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I came across the case of Edward Burroughs and it's just so upsetting to hear about another young life lost to violence in Baltimore. I read that he was only 26 when he was killed over on Kennedy Avenue and East 20th Street. It's hard to imagine what his family must be going through, especially since the investigation didn't seem to have any clear leads or suspects right away. I think about how traumatic it must be to live in a neighborhood where shootings happen frequently, and how that constant fear affects everyone in the community. Edward’s story is unfortunately one of too many during that time in the city. It makes me wonder what more can be done to prevent this kind of senseless violence. If anyone has more details about community efforts or how things have changed since then, I'd love to hear from you.
