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Mothers in Sacramento are turning grief into action at National Night Out, honoring their children lost to gun violence and demanding change. Shelly Tevis carries photos of her slain son Colby, urging people to remember his life—not just his death. Jennifer Redmond speaks of the enduring agony of losing her daughter Sarayah Jade six years ago, calling on parents to speak for their silenced children. City leaders acknowledge the complexity of solving gun violence, stressing community collaboration. Police Captain Robert Young sees events like these as vital for building trust between law enforcement and residents. For these mothers, public safety is personal—it’s about reclaiming futures stolen and protecting others from the same pain, with justice still sought through upcoming court proceedings.

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