Dozens gather in Liberty City to honor Dwight Wells, a dedicated anti-gun violence advocate, who was tragically shot and killed outside his restaurant on Friday night. The 40-year-old community leader was ambushed while playing dominoes, leaving behind a grieving family and community that remembers him as a mentor determined to steer youth away from violence.
As hundreds pay tribute at a growing memorial filled with flowers and candles, Wells’ impact on the community shines through. He co-founded the “Wheels Up, Guns Down” movement, encouraging young people to engage in positive activities like bike riding. The search for his shooter continues, with authorities urging anyone with information to come forward. As one mourner put it, “You can never kill their spirit,” highlighting Wells’ enduring legacy.
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