(AP) – Community activists in Little Rock are urging
witnesses to step forward to help solve the latest killing in Arkansas’ capital
city, where the homicide rate is inching toward a level unseen in two decades.Fifty-year-old Daniel Dewayne Lewis died in a home-invasion robbery early
Sunday. Lewis often volunteered to help his neighbors and local school children.
witnesses to step forward to help solve the latest killing in Arkansas’ capital
city, where the homicide rate is inching toward a level unseen in two decades.Fifty-year-old Daniel Dewayne Lewis died in a home-invasion robbery early
Sunday. Lewis often volunteered to help his neighbors and local school children.
It was the 39th homicide in Little Rock this year, pushing the city closer to
a mark not seen since its gang wars of the early 1990s.
City Director Ken Richardson said Tuesday that too many people accept a high
homicide rate as “normal activity” when it should be considered an aberration.
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