City leaders and the Savannah Impact Program host a Stop the Gun Violence Rally to highlight community engagement in addressing rising gun violence. The event encourages residents to share their concerns and explore alternatives to violent conflict resolution, emphasizing that individuals can take an active role alongside law enforcement.
During the rally, representatives from the U.S. Attorney’s Office discuss the severe repercussions for gun possession among convicted felons, stressing that violations can lead to up to 15 years in federal prison. Savannah Mayor Van Johnson warns attendees that using a gun can irreversibly change lives, urging individuals to carefully consider their choices in moments of conflict.
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