Yesterday morning, Shreveport lost eight precious children in a senseless act of violence. Eight children, the youngest just 3 years of age, are gone way too soon. There are simply no words. Our hearts break for the families and everyone in the Cedar Grove neighborhood who are dealing with this unimaginable grief. We extend our deepest condolences to each of the families who lost loved ones and will continue lifting up the two women who were injured. I encourage Louisiana and the Nation to join me in praying for these families and for this community. I would also like to commend the officers and first responders who had to witness this tragedy firsthand for their bravery and dedication. Shreveport is hurting now, but we have seen tough times before, and I know we will get through it again. To the people of Cedar Grove, you are not alone. The Nation stands with you, and we will work through this together.
Jack Fields: “Yesterday morning, Shreveport lost eight precious children in a senseless act of violence. Eight children, the youngest…”
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Addressing the tragic loss of children in a violent incident in Shreveport.
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