Violence. This is Aljazeera America live from new york city. Im erica pitzi. It was a violent night in ferguson, missouri, two teens shot and a man critically injured with a shootout with police after they say he opened fires on officers. This happened after a day of demonstration marking one year since the shooting death of Michael Brown. We are live in ferguson. Good morning to you. What is the latest on all of these shootings . It was a very chaotic evening after a relatively peaceful day. 2 00 this morning, two teenagers were walking near the can field green apartment complex near the Michael Brown memorial when shots were fired from the back of a car. Those two teenagers were struck. Their injuries were nonlife threatening. Just a few hours before that at about 11 00, shots rang out on west floor went avenue during a protest just as Ferguson Police chief Andre Anderson was talking to reporters. We just want to be as patient as possible. Get down, get down. That shooting happened w
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Mourners gathered outside one of Dr. Robert Lesslie s offices after his death, leaving flowers and other items for the revered Rock Hill community member.
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ROCK HILL, S.C. Robert Lesslie loved playing the bagpipes. He loved practicing medicine, his community, his faith, his wife, Barbara, and their big family. Barbara Lesslie loved her husband, their church, leading bible study, singing hymns and mentoring kids with disabilities at Camp Joy. They each loved their grandchildren, including Adah and Noah, and were proud of the warmth the two kids showed regularly to others. Adah Lesslie loved books, she loved singing, handmade cards and hugs. Noah Lesslie loved physical comedy and horses, so much so that he frequently asked if one day he would be able to ride a horse in heaven, particularly Artax from
Memorial service held to honor York County family killed in mass shooting Lesslie family funeral (Source: WBTV) By Kristi O Connor | April 14, 2021 at 2:45 PM EDT - Updated April 14 at 4:29 PM
ROCK HILL, S.C. (WBTV) - Four victims of the York County mass shooting were laid to rest in Rock Hill Wednesday afternoon.
Dr. Robert Lesslie, Barbara Lesslie, Adah Lesslie and Noah Lesslie were honored in a memorial service at West End Baptist Church in Rock Hill Wednesday.According to an obituary posted in The Herald, Dr. J. Barry Dagenhard and Reverand John Oliphant are officiating the service.
The memorial service was also streamed online.