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In Chicago, shot down a fighter with violence

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A 13-year-old boy from Chicago who participated in the anti-violence campaign was injured last week by a ricocheted bullet.

The teenager was injured by a stray bullet a few blocks from his home, becoming one of over a dozen people injured throughout the city. He had surgery on Saturday morning and in the afternoon remained in critical condition at Mount Sinai Hospital.

“I don’t want to live in a society where I hear about people being shot and killed,” the youth said in a video posted in February 2015 as part of an awareness campaign called “Black is Human.”

Zarriel Trotter appears on 30 second video

Earlier this month in Washington, DC, the American Advertising Federation awarded the video a Media Award.

Zarriel Trotter was wounded in the lower back on Friday night. Police say the boy was not the target of the shooter. There was a heated discussion between two groups of people, when one participant took out a pistol and started shooting.

Unfortunately, this is the second case in a week when shots are heard near the school. About a week ago, four men were shot a block from the school. None of them was a student of the school.

Dawn was charged with positive energy and tried to study well in school. He loved basketball and threw a ball into the basket in his free time.

He always went to school with his younger brother.

“Every morning he greets me with a big smile on his face. I feel terrible about what happened to him,” said Jamison-Danna, the school’s principal.

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