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Community Remembers Local Youth

During a candlelight vigil on Oct. 6, Phillip Brooks Sr. is joined by son Phillip Brooks Jr. and daughter Markia Abdur Rahama as they remember their loved one, Bryant Brooks (inset photo), who was murdered in Oxon Hill on Sept. 30. (Photo by: Charles Nyonga)THE AFRO — Over 100 friends and family gathered for a candlelight vigil mourning the loss of Bryant Brooks, the 19-year-old man who was murdered Sept. 30 in Oxon Hill. Loved ones met at Fort Foote Recreation Center Sunday evening to deal with the emotions of his passing. The outpouring of love and respect was displayed by everyone that convened at the soccer field on Fort Foote Road for a young man who was a big influence on the people around him. Laquita Brooks, Bryant’s mother, was so distraught, she couldn’t bring herself to attend.

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