On a Wednesday evening in Washington, D.C., 16-year-old Zaire Kelly, a male, was walking home, just steps from his front door. A high school senior at Thurgood Marshall Academy, he was a promising student and a talented track athlete who had recently been honored with the Attorney General's Right Direction Award. He was returning from a college preparatory class, his future bright with plans to attend Florida A&M University.
In a small park in his Northeast D.C. neighborhood, he was confr
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