ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. — Family, friends and community members came together Saturday night to honor an Orange County teenager who was shot and killed exactly one week ago.
Close to 200 people with candles filled the streets, walking to a vigil for 14-year-old Antony Reid.
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His family is still looking for justice and hopes the community will come together to help them find closure.
His family stood in the area where he lost his life as people gathered around during the memorial.
They prayed, sang and shared their favorite memories of Reid in the place where his body was found on JR Street.
“We want justice,” Reid’s mother, Annie Pratt, said. “It just doesn't make any sense, that it keeps being crimes being committed, all the killing and nothing's being done. We just want justice.”
Several people spoke during the vigil, including people who live nearby and said they tried to help save his life.
Police have released few details about the teen's death or a possible motive.
RIGHT NOW: Close to 200 people carrying candles are walking toward the place where 14-year-old Tony Reid’s body was found last Saturday as Wiz Khalifa and Charlie Puth’s “See You Again” plays in the background. The vigil for Reid will be starting soon. pic.twitter.com/jfvfq0INFI
— Deanna Allbrittin (@deannaTVnews) April 28, 2019
Family and friends of Antony Reid, the 14-year-old shot and killed last Saturday, have gathered for a vigil and celebration of his life. No one has been arrested for his death. pic.twitter.com/ycCZV3olHV
— Deanna Allbrittin (@deannaTVnews) April 28, 2019
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