Over 100 faith and community leaders gather at Hope Church in Cordova to address the pressing issue of gun violence in Memphis. Hosted by the non-profit Safer Tennessee, the forum emphasizes community engagement as a vital step toward meaningful change.
Participants discuss strategies such as expanding firearm background checks and promoting secure gun storage. Beverly Robertson, a board member of Safer Tennessee, highlights the importance of proactive measures, stating, “For me, I get tired of hearing about babies getting shot.” With the city currently grappling with violent incidents, the forum underscores the urgent need for collective action against gun violence.
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