Nov 18, 2006; MANHATTAN, NEW YORK, Stati Uniti d'America; Jean Corbett Parker (L), di Harlem il cui figlio Latran Parker è stato 26 quando è stato sparato e ucciso nel 2001 presso l'angolo di 131Street e la 7th Avenue guarda come Jackie Rowe-Adams, (C) di Harlem discute la ripresa separati i decessi di suoi figli Anthony Bouldin, 17 al momento e uccise a 122e 7th Avenue e Tyrone Bouldin, 28 al momento

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Nov 18, 2006; MANHATTAN, NEW YORK, USA; Jean Corbett Parker (L), of Harlem whose son Latran Parker was 26 when he was shot and killed in 2001 at the corner of 131st Street and 7th Avenue looks on as Jackie Rowe-Adams, (C) of Harlem discusses the separate shooting deaths of her sons Anthony Bouldin, 17 at the time and killed at 122nd and 7th Avenue and Tyrone Bouldin, 28 at the time and killed in Maryland, NYS Assemblyman Keith Wright (2nd from R) and Jean Royster-Hills (R), of Harlem whose son Amen Kyle Hills, 27 when he was shot in killed in 2005 in a case of mistaken identity. Harlem Mothers Stop Another Violent End (S.A.V.E.) together with NY State Assemblyman Keith Wright and State Senator-Elect Eric Adams announce in a press conference on the steps of City Hall actions to curb gun violence. Harlem Mothers S.A.V.E. will set up a hotline to report illegal gun activities including the illegal sale of firearms in bodegas and delis in Harlem. Mandatory Credit: Photo by Bryan Smith/ZUMA Press. (©) Copyright 2006 by Bryan Smith

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