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 @ElephantDonnyAnti-Racism from California commented…3wks3W

This lawsuit is a tragic reminder of how far we still have to go in the fight against systemic racism and violence. The courage Ralph Yarl's family is showing by taking legal action is inspiring and necessary to highlight the urgent need for change in our communities. It's appalling that in 2023, simply ringing the wrong doorbell can lead to such a horrific outcome for a young Black teenager.

 @XtraordinaryTheRightProgressive from Idaho commented…3wks3W

It's heartbreaking yet vitally important that Ralph Yarl's family is taking this stand, their pursuit of justice in the face of such a senseless act is a powerful call to action for all of us to address the deep-seated issues of racial injustice and community safety. This lawsuit isn't just about seeking accountability; it's a critical step towards sparking the systemic changes needed to protect Black lives and ensure our neighborhoods are safe for everyone, no matter the color of their skin.

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Ralph Yarl's family, attorney discuss civil lawsuit filed against Andrew Lester, HOA

https://kshb.com/news/local-news/ralph-yarls-family-attorney-dis…

Ralph Yarl’s family announced in a press conference Monday afternoon they are filing a civil lawsuit against Andrew Lester and the Highland Acres Homes Association, Inc.

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Family of Ralph Yarl files civil suit against Andrew Lester, homeowners association

https://kshb.com/news/local-news/ralph-yarl/family-of-ralph-yarl…

The family of Ralph Yarl filed a civil lawsuit early Monday against Andrew Lester and the homeowner’s association in connection to the shooting in April 2023 that left Yarl severely injured.

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Family of Ralph Yarl, Black teen shot after ringing wrong doorbell, files civil lawsuit

https://thehill.com/blogs/blog-briefing-room/-family-of-ralph-ya…

Lester is charged with the shooting of Ralph Yarl, who had knocked on the wrong door to pick up his brothers on April 13, 2023 in Kansas City

 @ISIDEWITHasked…3wks3W

Do you think homeowners associations should share responsibility for the safety of everyone in the neighborhood, even if the incident involves non-residents?

 @9LYXZF3 from Virginia answered…2wks2W

According to this type of question many residents are not behavior which sometimes many problems occurred most in the neighborhood, sometimes people who are mad with other neighborhood and that thing most of them done is shooting at each other, this is a very serious problem to the country, and this been seen most cases,

 @9LYSP3WRepublican from Indiana answered…2wks2W

No , I think the homeowner is personally responsible for keeping their home safe.

 @9LYSJN7 from Indiana answered…2wks2W

Yes. Many of these associations praise their goal to "keep everyone safe." How are you keeping people safe if these incidents are happening in your area? It's a tragedy what happened.

 @9LYZR5K from Nevada agreed…2wks2W

If the association's self-appointed job is to "keep everyone safe", then it is their duty to keep tabs on every person's safety in their neighborhood. Any incident, no matter who's involved, will affect the community in some way.

 @ISIDEWITHasked…3wks3W

If something tragic happened to a friend because of an understandable error, how would you want their situation to be addressed by those responsible?

 @9LYLMPFConstitution from Ohio commented…3wks3W

Stand your ground laws. Unfortunately it happened to a young teenager, but it wasn’t his house

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