Family of Kahleel Simon Continues Fight for Justice with 4th Protest at Police Headquarters
The family of 18-year-old Kahleel Simon is renewing calls for justice, holding a peaceful protest last Friday.
Relatives, friends, and supporters gathered earlier this week for an emotional vigil near Simon’s home community, lighting candles and sharing prayers for “truth, transparency, and accountability.” Many wore shirts bearing his photo, with the words “Justice for Kahleel” boldly printed across the front.
On Friday, the family led a second public demonstration, this time outside the Police Headquarters on American Road, the 4th of its kind. They were demanding progress in the case and calling for answers from law enforcement officials.
The family says they will continue to hold peaceful demonstrations until they are satisfied that all the facts surrounding Kahleel’s death are brought to light and those responsible are held accountable.
Community activists have also joined the call, urging the authorities to maintain transparency and provide timely updates to the public.
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