Roving Camera 5/29/14
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There’re a lot of ridiculous kids who don’t have good parenting and it’s too easy to get a gun. —Yolette Rose, Student, South End
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I think it’s because weapons are more easily accessible and people aren’t able to talk about their problems and use violence instead. A lot of people grow up in abusive homes and see violence every day. —Saquoya Craig, Certified Nursing Assistant, Roxbury
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I think people have no control over their kids. I saw three shooting scenes yesterday in Dorchester. —Leonna Porcher, Personal Care Attendant, Dorchester
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There’re too many guns on the street. It’s too easy to get guns. —Harold Watson, Retired, Dorchester
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Guns are being manufactured and distributed. If you want to eradicate a problem, you have to get at the roots. —Bro. Taqua, Community Organizer, Dorchester
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People just don’t have patience, and you can get a weapon easily. Guns are accessible and people are angry. —Brandon G.G., PCA Skills Trainer, Roxbury