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"Today I was angry."; Anti-gun violence advocate reacts to latest shooting

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LEXINGTON, Ky. (ABC 36 NEWS NOW) – Following the most recent shooting on Thursday (03/27), Devine Carama, the Director of One Lexington, spoke about what changes he thinks need to happen and how he felt after hearing the news of the most recent shooting. “Today I was angry,” said Carama. Carama says the location of the latest shooting is a place he never thought it would happen. A place in which he used to spend a lot of time in. He says that wh…
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LEXINGTON, Ky. (ABC 36 NEWS NOW) – Following the most recent shooting on Thursday (03/27), Devine Carama, the Director of One Lexington, spoke about what changes he thinks need to happen and how he felt after hearing the news of the most recent shooting. “Today I was angry,” said Carama. Carama says the location of the latest shooting is a place he never thought it would happen. A place in which he used to spend a lot of time in. He says that wh…

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Saaz o Awaz - Listen Online broke the news in on Friday, March 28, 2025.
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