#ripjunior

[liax7]

This beautiful angel, This whole thing with this baby boy got me really fucked up man 😞😞Smh it’s a baby boy man rip baby

[itsmunkychoi]

I've been so busy working that I barely have time to post here anymore but the death of Junior has left our community devastated. This child lived only a few blocks away from where my daycare is located. I went to his wake. I saw his family mourning and I mourned right along side them. If you haven't heard of him, his name is Lesandro "Junior" Guzman Feliz. He was 15 years old and was assassinated by a group of 13 men. Stabbed and butchered with machetes and had his throat slit. All of this was caught on surveillance footage and a couple of people's cell phone recording. Not one person called 911. Only the owner of the Bodega called 911 but the operator kept asking dumb questions for over 4 minutes and help never arrived. The child decided to run to the hospital, he bled out and collapsed at the entrance of the hospital and died. ALL of it was caught on tape. Just Google his name. I warn you that these videos are gruesome. Not for the weak hearted. I haven't slept well for the past 3 days because of his death. The fear and confusion in his face. He knew he was going to die. Hopefully we all heal soon. I hope his mother finds peace and creates a legacy for her son. But you know what's sad....I remember just a few years ago when I saw a video of a person whom just got shot...it was so shocking to me and I was so disturbed by it. Now I just seen a video of a man that was shot 30 times bleeding out....I was not phased by it. I felt bad for the man (he survived btw) but it didn't bother me looking at his injuries. Which brings me to my point, crimes are so gruesome and common now a days that we are desensitized to them. It took the gruesome death of a young child and the anger of the public for the government to act and address the issue within poverty stricken neighborhoods and our youth. If millions of dollars hadn't been taken out of the school system, if hundred of schools hadn't of been closed, if more recreational/afterschool programs were available, if we didn't have to pay to be able to enter certain youth programs, if there were more work study groups maybe, just maybe these kids that attacked junior might have chosen a different path in life. I strongly believe that Juniors death was not in vain. Because of him actions are being taken. People are being held accountable. Laws are being created. Money is being funded to create programs for our youth and most importantly, our community is uniting.

[echoisthename]

his mom was teaching him to drive 😩 I’m still so devastated. my lil bro. #forever15 #lesandroguzmanfeliz #justiceforjunior #ripjunior (at Los Angeles, California)

[thickahontas]

so sad this story truly breaks my heart especially after the attack he went back in the store and they kicked him out smh people we as humans have to do better. When someone asks for your help don’t turn your back! Your help could save someone life.

RIP JUNIOR

[babytyson42200]

#ripjunior

[liax7]

How they did this to you , baby boy you was starting to live, and they cut your wings before you even started to fly . Rest in paradise baby boy. You was my first heartbreak Bc all this thing just broke my heart in pieces 💔

[liax7]

I cant even imagine how that 15 yr old baby boy felt after he was poked up. Crying for help while he is on his last stance. AT 15 YEARS OLD!! Wtf is wrong with everyone? Rip baby boy

[babytyson42200]

#ripjunior #justiceforjunior