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I was reading about Andre Curry's case this morning and couldn't help but feel a deep sense of frustration with how little progress seems to have been made. It's concerning how so many lives can be lost in such a short span of time, yet the information and attention these cases receive is minimal at best. Andre was just 28 years old, and it's devastating to think his family is left with more questions than answers. It's shocking how often these crimes in Baltimore go unsolved, leaving families with no closure. I wonder what could be done to bring more resources or public attention to these cases. Perhaps if more cold cases received the spotlight, we might see some movement. I sincerely hope that Andre's family can one day see justice served. Anyone else have thoughts on how we can raise more awareness or put pressure on law enforcement to prioritize cases like this?
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Hi everyone, I've been reading through the case of Andre Curry, who tragically lost his life in Baltimore back in 2012. I can't stop thinking about the impact this must have had on his family and friends. It’s devastating to know that many of these cases go unsolved, leaving loved ones without closure. The violence in Baltimore at that time was such a serious issue, and Andre's murder is a stark reminder of how dire the situation was. Does anyone have any insight into whether there were community initiatives or changes implemented in that area afterwards? It seems like there must have been neighborhood efforts to address the violence, but I haven't been able to find much on what measures were put in place. Would love to hear if anyone has more information or knowledge about what the community did in response to this wave of crime. Thanks!