the gunfire was heard by his own mother, charmaine.- his own mother, charmaine.wn mother, charmaine. my first instinct was, where is my _ his own mother, charmaine. my first instinct was, where is my son? - his own mother, charmaine. my first instinct was, where is my son? and | instinct was, where is my son? and then to figure out what has happened and the reasons why. tt then to figure out what has happened and the reasons why.— and the reasons why. it wasn't established _ and the reasons why. it wasn't established in _ and the reasons why. it wasn't established in court _ and the reasons why. it wasn't established in court whether i and the reasons why. it wasn't - established in court whether keon lincoln's life was taken during a gang dispute but cctv pointed to a premeditated and brazen attack on the schoolboy in the middle of the afternoon. a group all under 18 hunting down a victim. the afternoon. a group all under 18 hunting down a victim. the fact that we have got — hunting down a victim. the fact that we have got youngsters _ hunting down a victim. the

responsible the gambia as truth reconciliation and reparations commission haunted the report said charmaine successor president adama baro nicholas hack has more from neighboring dock on sunday go over the course of several years from january 2017 to march 2021. we've heard over $400.00 people taking it to the stand in this truth and reconciliation, reparation commission telling in gruesome details, details in which people were tortured or killed to death by gambia as the security forces under the order of jojo jammy mean allegations from if you remember earlier jamie, who at the time thought that he could cure from h i. v and aids experimented on his own citizens. for those that were people that, that were part of the descent or people that dared to question his rule while they were fed to his pet crocodile. so gruesome details were, were, were said a and now a $14000.00 page document has been released to adam barrow. and the message is clear that no one should be there should be no amnesty in that every single case should follow justice and people should be prosecuted. no other than that,

the gunfire was heard by his own mother, charmaine. my first instinct was, where is my son?ll under18, hunting down a victim. the fact that we have got youngsters of that age going around carrying weapons, using firearms, it's an absolutely terrible state of affairs. tahjgeem breakenridge and michael ugochukwu were convicted of murder, jailed for life with a minimum of 19 years. today in court the judge lifted reporting restrictions to allow the naming of the gunman. he was 1a—year—old yussuf mustapha. he will serve at least 16 years. another 16—year—old boy who can't be named received 17 years, while18—year—old kieron donaldson, who supplied weapons, receives a 12 yearjail term. i can only hope that the convictions offer some sort of solace for keon lincoln's family, but to put the message out there amongst the community, we will investigate these matters and we will find those who are responsible and we will convict them. the motive for the attack is still not clear and the chaos of that january afternoon and has only brought sadness, reflection and more confusion for keon

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