Rallies for slain Bronx teen enter 5th week
The rallies for an unarmed Bronx teenager shot and killed by police have entered a fifth straight week. Ramarley Graham's family and friends have been walking for justice from the 18-year-old's East
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Apr 20, 2012, 1:56 PM
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Updated 4,563 days ago
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The rallies for an unarmed Bronx teenager shot and killed by police have entered a fifth straight week.
Ramarley Graham's family and friends have been walking for justice from the 18-year-old's East 229th Street home to the 47th Precinct. Graham died during a drug raid gone wrong back in February.
Participants say the protests will continue for 18 weeks to signify Graham's age when he was killed.
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