@theluncheonlawyer: Shameful #javitsfrimpong

Priscy✨ :

Sue NYPD for not calling ambulance!!!!!

Achel :

They should charge the parent!!!

Kendra P. :

Lock they ass up!

JEH-see-kuh :

They know what teenagers were not in school that day? Go down the list.

Alexa Garcia :

THEY WILL BE FOUND!!

Naa Aku Shika :

There is something deeply heartbreaking about the contrast between the hospitality many Africans extend to members of the diaspora who visit our continent and the hostility some Africans encounter when they travel to or settle in the West. It is particularly painful to hear of a child losing their life because of hatred, prejudice or hostility. No child should ever become a victim of someone’s ignorance or resentment. Human life should never be reduced to race, nationality or stereotypes. To those African Americans who have been conditioned to believe that Africans are their enemies, I ask: who benefits from this division? Why should people whose histories are so deeply intertwined continue to see one another as adversaries? There is also something many people fail to understand, for an average African, relocating to America or another Western country is rarely an easy journey. It often takes years of preparation, enormous financial sacrifice, determination, courage and, sometimes, personal hardship. Behind the African immigrant you see today is often a story of sacrifices, sleepless nights, family contributions, difficult decisions and dreams pursued against incredible odds. And please, do not mistake Africa’s economic challenges for a lack of wealth or potential. Africa is a continent rich in natural resources, culture, talent and human capital. Yet centuries of colonial exploitation, the enduring consequences of neocolonialism, unequal global economic arrangements and continued resource extraction have contributed to conditions that make it difficult for many Africans to realise their full potential. So, before you look at an African immigrant with contempt, remember that you are looking at a human being with a story, aspirations and sacrifices of their own. Our history should be a bridge, not a weapon. To those who perpetuate hatred against Africans, shame on you. And to those who have been taught to hate Africans simply because of where they come from, I hope you find the courage to question that narrative. We have inherited enough division from history. #Justice for Javits Frimpong

Vivian Kaye 🇬🇭🇹🇬🇨🇦 :

The school would absolutely know who they were.

Bee 🌸🫧 :

Charge the parents x10!

YT @JazzyJetsets :

It’s heartbreaking I’m disgusted!

KJR :

Lots of questions cause omg!

verywynter :

IN BROAD DAYLIGHT

Breanna | 🇺🇸 :

Parents need to be charged.

Chelsea_l9ve :

Lock the parents up for life

Nai💙 :

wtf that person mean they couldn't call ambulance because they were violating parole???? please someone tell me it's a lie!!

MrElvizz :

All parents of those kids have to be jailed I’m a Ghanaian and this is sad

Dr. N 💕 :

Charge them all the parents too!

𝒞 𝒱𝑒𝓁𝒶 🥀 :

My heart hurts. He should still be here.

Shay 🤎📖🏹🩺 :

If I was the prosecutor I would be putting cases on alllllll them mfs including the parents!

aw.gaiazx :

Debby’s life ♥️🎀 :

SUE THE SCHOOL, KIDS, PARENTS EVERYONEEEEE

🎥 Watch With Mylo🍿 :

This case is so sad. That child was literally running for his life 😢 this was such a heinous crime

lzel 🫧💸 :

Heartless people 😭😭🫩

yes its me :

Find them. Charge them as adult. Send the parents to jail with them

NotReallyMe :

I don’t play that bullying shit not even a little bit everyone needs to be held accountable ASAP

ablaye2029 :

You are asking the real questions