Community leader Katherine Massey, 72, was remembered as a “warrior” who fiercely advocated for ending gun violence.
Katherine Massey, an advocate for civil rights and education for her local Black community, was one of theThe alleged gunman, who also injured three other people, was arrested on the scene and charged with first-degree murder in what authorities have described as a “Massey’s family, who knew her as “Aunt Kat,” said they understood something was amiss after waiting hours by the scene of the shooting, hoping for information about her status.
“Current pursued remedies mainly inspired by mass killings ― namely, universal background checks and banning assault weapons ― essentially exclude the sources of our city’s gun problems,” she went on. “Illegal handguns, via out of state gun trafficking, are the primary culprits.”to deliberate over how to mitigate youth violence after an incident at a local high school.of masks and personal protective equipment for Buffalo residents following the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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