**Durham community leaders focus on young people after teen killed: ‘We gotta do something’**

As Durham Police investigate the shooting death of a 16-year-old, community leaders and gun violence advocates are calling for action to support local youth. Minister Paul Scott, founder of United Hoods of Durham, emphasizes the need for activities to keep young people engaged and away from violence, especially with summer approaching. He highlights the heartbreak of losing youth to gun violence and urges community members to volunteer on the streets to connect with young people. Although the number of shootings involving minors has decreased this year, the overall impact on the community remains significant. Durham Mayor Leonardo Williams stresses the importance of ongoing efforts to protect youth and mentions new funding initiatives aimed at supporting nonprofit organizations focused on youth engagement.

https://abc11.com/post/durham-teen-killed-community-leaders-focus-young-people-wake-16-year-olds-death-gun-violence/16332048/

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