Detective Howard is assigned to the Special Victims Unit of the Metropolitan Police Department (MPD). This requires her to investigate all indirect deaths of children under the age of 12, which included Nyiah Courtney (age six) and Carmelo Duncan (15 months old). These were two innocent children who died from the recklessness of gun violence. Detective Howard discusses her years on the force from beginning until now, how she feels about the work she does, and gun violence.

Detective Howard is assigned to the Special Victims Unit of the Metropolitan Police Department (MPD). This requires her to investigate all indirect deaths of children under the age of 12, which included Nyiah Courtney (age six) and Carmelo Duncan (15 months old). These were two innocent children who died from the recklessness of gun violence. Detective Howard discusses her years on the force from beginning until now, how she feels about the work she does, and gun violence.

Detective Howard is assigned to the Special Victims Unit of the Metropolitan Police Department (MPD). This requires her to investigate all indirect deaths of children under the age of 12, which included Nyiah Courtney (age six) and Carmelo Duncan (15 months old). These were two innocent children who died from the recklessness of gun violence. Detective Howard discusses her years on the force from beginning until now, how she feels about the work she does, and gun violence.

Kathren Brown is the mother of Karon Brown, who died in July 2019 from gun violence. The narration is recorded in three parts starting with Ms. Brown as an adopted child and continuing through the birth of her eight children. The story ends with the death of her last child and her mental and emotional struggles to recover and move forward.

Kathren Brown is the mother of Karon Brown, who died in July 2019 from gun violence. The narration is recorded in three parts starting with Ms. Brown as an adopted child and continuing through the birth of her eight children. The story ends with the death of her last child and her mental and emotional struggles to recover and move forward.

Kathren Brown is the mother of Karon Brown who died in July 2019 from gun violence. This is part two of her story which picks up with Ms. Brown becoming pregnant with her fifth child through the eighth one, who is Karon. She talks about Karon's death, the funeral, and a lack of government support.

Kathren Brown is the mother of Karon Brown who died in July 2019 from gun violence. This is part three and the conclusion of her story, in which Ms. Brown discusses missing Karon and her struggle to stay motivated, her now youngest son's (Quentin) struggles, and how she pushed forward after observing another mother's strength when she lost her daughter to gun violence.

Kathren Brown is the mother of Karon Brown, who died in July 2019 from gun violence. The narration is recorded in three parts starting with Ms. Brown as an adopted child and continuing through the birth of her eight children. The story ends with the death of her last child and her mental and emotional struggles to recover and move forward.

Kirk is a baseball coach and the former Community School Coordinator at Stanton Elementary School in Southeast. This is part one of his story about his life prior to Stanton and how he created the programs which led him to work at Stanton. This part of his story is also prior to meeting Koran, one of the kids in his program who was shot and killed.

Kirk is a baseball coach and the former Community School Coordinator at Stanton Elementary School in Southeast. This is part one of his story about his life prior to Stanton and how he created the programs which led him to work at Stanton. This part of his story is also prior to meeting Koran, one of the kids in his program who was shot and killed.