And thats why right wingers watch fox.
The ONLY thing you give a damn about is that it was a "white on black" crime. Here are the victims!!
Angela Michelle Carr, 52
Angela Michelle Carr, the first person the gunman killed, was sitting inside her black Kia sedan in the store’s parking lot, Waters said, showing footage preceding the shooting.
Carr worked as an Uber driver, company spokesperson Sarah Casasnovas confirmed to USA TODAY. Carr had completed her last trip more than an hour before the shooting and had logged off the app.
Her son Chayvaughn Payne told The
New York Times Carr had dropped off a friend at the store moments before she was killed. Payne said Carr was someone who would invite people to cookouts and other family events.
"She would give her shirt off her back for people," Payne told the Times. "This is really hard to process. To lose a mother for nothing."
Carr’s cousin Kawana Staffney-Ashe
told Keys Weekly that Carr was originally from Key West but left years ago. “She never bothered anybody,” Staffney-Ashe said. “She didn’t deserve this, just because of the color of her skin.”
Carr is survived by her son Payne, two daughters and 14 grandchildren, Payne told USA TODAY. Daughter Ashley Thomas and Chayvaughn and Armisha Payne set up a
Gofundme.
Anolt Joseph "A.J." Laguerre Jr., 19
Anolt Joseph "A.J." Laguerre Jr., a store employee, was shot as he tried to flee when the gunman entered the Dollar General.
He was the youngest of five siblings, all raised by their grandmother after their mother died in 2009, his brother Quantavious Laguerre, who also
set up a Gofundme, told The Associated Press. The family celebrated in 2022 when A.J., like his older siblings before him, graduated from high school. As he looked into going to college to study cybersecurity, he got a job at the Dollar General store several months ago to help their grandmother pay the bills.
When he was off the clock, A.J. played Fortnite and other videogames on the live-streaming platform Twitch, his brother said, using the gamer tag galaxysoul. His goal was to build a large online following.
“He had dreams and aspirations of being a professional streamer,” Laguerre told AP. “So after he would get off work, he’d just stay up until 3 or 4 in the morning just grinding, you know, trying to get that stance and have followers.”
In a statement, Dollar General said, "The DG family mourns the loss of our colleague Anolt Joseph 'AJ' Laguerre Jr., who, along with two of our customers, were the victims of senseless violence yesterday. We extend our deepest sympathies to their families and friends as we all try to comprehend this tragedy."
Jerrald De'Shaun Gallion, 29
Jarrald De'Shawn Gallion, a customer, was the last person fatally shot. He entered the store with his girlfriend as the shooting was taking place, Waters said. During the
Sunday evening prayer vigil, family and community members remembered Gallion as a devoted father who had planned to spend the weekend with his 4-year-old daughter.
Gallion's family recalled his sense of humor and work ethic, and that he viewed his job as a restaurant manager as a way to provide for her.
"My brother shouldn’t have lost his life," his sister, Latiffany Gallion, said Sunday. "A simple day of going to the store, and he’s taken away from us forever."
These beautiful people were murdered by a deranged lunatic!! NAME THEM!! They were INDIVIDUALS; not just some victims whose only relevance was their colour!! You racist race-baiters are really on the same message. Black victims suit your political narrative!! You're worse than any KKK ever was; they were HONEST haters!! Vile, disgusting and they never tried to hide it!! You?? The CNN strategy all over again!!
Jacksonville police have identified the three Black shoppers who were shot and killed at a Dollar General store. Here's what we know about them.
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Greg