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I've been thinking a lot about the impact of Don Corrie Parham's murder on his local community in Portsmouth. The fact that the police had to organize a R.E.S.E.T. walk shows just how much of a blow this was to everyone in the area. It sounds like Don was a victim of gun violence, a problem that's unfortunately all too common. I can only imagine the fear and frustration his neighbors must feel, especially knowing that whoever did this is still out there. If anyone reading this has any information, even if it seems small, please consider coming forward. It’s understandable that people might be scared or feel like they won’t make a difference, but even the tiniest details could be crucial. Let’s not forget that Don was someone’s family and friend, and his loved ones deserve answers. The lack of solid leads must be incredibly tough for them to deal with. Wishing strength to all who are affected.
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Hey everyone, I’ve been thinking a lot about the R.E.S.E.T. walk that Portsmouth PD organized after Don Corrie Parham's murder, and it got me wondering about its impact. It's so important for law enforcement to be visible and accessible in times like these, but how effective are these walks in actually gathering useful information? Can they truly bring comfort to the community or inspire someone to come forward with what they know? It seems like such a positive step, yet frustrating when there’s still no breakthrough in Don’s case. I can only imagine the hope that his family might have felt knowing the community was rallying together, yet the sadness of still having no answers. If anyone here has experienced those community walks or similar initiatives, did they change your perspective or encourage more communication with the police? Maybe there’s something we can learn to make them more effective or supportive. Thinking of Don's family and friends. This must be such an incredibly hard time for them. Stay safe and take care.
