Hoops for Justice marks 10 years since police shootings of Shantel Davis and Kimani Gray
The memories of two Brooklyn residents continue to be remembered, more than 10 years after they were shot and killed in separate incidents with the NYPD.
•
Aug 5, 2023, 11:28 PM
•
Updated 509 days ago
Share:
More Stories
2:15
Festive chill continues before a parade of storms in Brooklyn
1h ago1:41
Shoppers hit Downtown Brooklyn retailers to return unwanted holiday gifts
2h ago1:42
Crown Heights kicks off Kwanzaa celebrations with 'Kwanzaa Crawl'
2h ago1:45
Vigil held for woman killed in subway fire attack
2h ago0:21
NYPD: Canarsie man charged in fatal stabbing of wife
2h ago2:04
Scrutiny follows after NYPD chief's resignation, sexual misconduct allegations
3h ago2:15
Festive chill continues before a parade of storms in Brooklyn
1h ago1:41
Shoppers hit Downtown Brooklyn retailers to return unwanted holiday gifts
2h ago1:42
Crown Heights kicks off Kwanzaa celebrations with 'Kwanzaa Crawl'
2h ago1:45
Vigil held for woman killed in subway fire attack
2h ago0:21
NYPD: Canarsie man charged in fatal stabbing of wife
2h ago2:04
Scrutiny follows after NYPD chief's resignation, sexual misconduct allegations
3h agoThe memories of two Brooklyn residents continue to be remembered, more than 10 years after they were shot and killed in separate incidents with the NYPD.
News 12's Julio Avila was there for the 10th annual Hoops for Justice tournament in East Flatbush.
More from News 12
0:21
NYPD: Canarsie man charged in fatal stabbing of wife
2:15
Festive chill continues before a parade of storms in Brooklyn
1:45
Vigil held for woman killed in subway fire attack
2:04
Scrutiny follows after NYPD chief's resignation, sexual misconduct allegations
1:41
Shoppers hit Downtown Brooklyn retailers to return unwanted holiday gifts
1:42