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Violent Crime by Killeen, TX Teenagers Is Rising

Violence is on the rise in Killeen, but that's not the worst part. In Central Texas, teens have been involved in two out of three major shootings this month.

Violent Crime by Killeen, TX Teenagers Is Rising

Violence is on the rise in Killeen, but that's not the worst part. In Central Texas, teens have been involved in two out of three major shootings this month.

Violent Crime by Killeen, TX Teenagers Is Rising

Violence is on the rise in Killeen, but that's not the worst part. In Central Texas, teens have been involved in two out of three major shootings this month.

TEA: Killeen teen center closed due to eviction

Week in Review: Teen center closes, Killeen residents hear proposed budget

Killeen teen center closes down as founder seeks community's help | Local News

But his mission to provide a safe, self-esteem-boosting haven for teens continues on. Vantonio Fraley, 41, founder of ImPossible Teen Center, opened his teen-focused nonprofit during the early months of the coronavirus pandemic on June 16, 2020. Vantonio Fraley “Growing up here, I remember what it was like being a teen, not really wanting to go to the Boys and Girls Club,” he said. “That landed me, personally, to get into a lot of trouble, that even after I came back from college, I spent a lot of my adulthood making up for.” Fraley said the center originated out of Fraley’s drive to have a positive impact on his community.

Killeen teen center closes after less than a year

ImPossible Teen Center faced with another set back

ImPossible Teen Center faced with another set back and last updated 2021-06-30 20:08:23-04 It hasn't been an easy road for the ImPossible Teen Center in Killeen. This is the third time something has been stolen from their property. First a ladder, then a lawn more and trailer, both never returned. Now their peace of mind. The owner, Vantonio Fraley, said at first he was angry and frustrated, but one deep breath later his anger subsided. "I'm learning to take 3 seconds and process things,” Fraley said Fraley looked back through his surveillance video and found two young children throwing rocks at the side of the building. Now only a thin black wire remaining. He later found out the two children, not even in in their teens, were staying at the hotel next door.

Almost $10k worth of equipment stolen from Killeen Teen Center

Youth Center in Killeen opened during the pandemic to help teens in the community

COVID-19 forced a lot of businesses to close their doors, but some businesses choose that time to open including ImPossible Teen Center in Killeen.