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Cassidy Jensen

‘He didn’t deserve that’: Family and friends celebrate life of ‘No Shoot Zones’ activist killed by Baltimore Police

BALTIMORE — Carlton Moorehead has no more sons.

His son Anthony died in a car accident while driving back to his military base. Carlton Jr. was shot and killed in 2016 at the age of 41. On Sunday, Moorehead lost his last son, Tyree, after he watched Baltimore Police Officer Zachary Rutherford fire his weapon at him 14 times, officers’ body camera footage showed.

“You don’t know the pain in my heart,” Tyree’s father said Thursday night at a vigil celebrating Moorehead’s life, where a crowd that ranged from a dozen to nearly 50 people gathered on the corner of North Fulton and Lafayette streets in West Baltimore, where officers responded Sunday afternoon to a 911 call about a woman being attacked with a knife.

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