Teen Killed by Driver Sentenced to Jail

In Memphis, Kimberly Brown is demanding justice after her son, Army veteran Charlie Cicalla, was shot and killed on New Year's Eve, allegedly by 43-year-old Kobie Hope, who had a prior arrest for aggravated assault. Brown criticizes the judicial system for allowing dangerous individuals back on the streets, stating that her family is determined to seek justice. Meanwhile, in Rogers, Arkansas, Laquita is advocating for her daughter Alexus Nguyen, who was killed in April 2022, as authorities announce a $5,000 reward for information on the suspect, Alejandro Zenon-Reyes. In Atlanta, Patricia Miele's family is mourning her disappearance from an assisted living facility just weeks after moving in, raising concerns about the facility's ability to care for residents. Additionally, Victoria Cegielski expressed mixed feelings after the sentencing of Ruben Morones, who was involved in the traffic death of her 13-year-old son, Alex, noting the sentence was just a start. These incidents highlight ongoing issues of violence, care, and justice in different communities.