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Kadiatou Diallo: 2024 Excellence in Education honoree

Vigil Held on 25th Anniversary of Death of Amadou Diallo

Fervently chanting “Amadou! Amadou!” a large crowd of Bronx residents, activists, lawmakers, and clergy joined family members of both the late Amadou Balio Diallo and other young, Black men killed by police in the Soundview section of The Bronx on Saturday, Feb. 3, for a vigil marking the 25th anniversary of Diallo's death. According to police and media reports at the time, Diallo, a Muslim Guinean, died after he was shot 19 times by police on Wheeler Avenue in Soundview shortly after midnight on Feb. 4, 1999. He was unarmed and aged 23.

Vigil marks 25 years since Amadou Diallo's death in hands of police

The 25th anniversary of the death of Amadou Diallo at the hands of police brought power players in the name of police reform to a Bronx vigil.

Vigil marks 25 years since Amadou Diallo was shot and killed by NYPD officers

Amadou Diallo: 25 Years Since Unarmed Black Man's Killing by NYPD

The killing of Amadou Diallo sparked public outrage, protests and the arrests of numerous prominent figures

Families of New Yorkers killed by NYPD plead with Mayor Adams to sign bill requiring cops to log all stops

Families of New Yorkers killed by NYPD plead with Mayor Adams to sign bill requiring cops to log all stops

Eighteen family members of New Yorkers killed by NYPD officers — including the mother of Eric Garner — called on Mayor Adams on Friday to sign a bill into law that would require city cops to document every investigative encounter they have with civilians. The so-called “How Many Stops Act” bill, which passed the City Council earlier this week, has faced opposition from Adams, who says the ...

After 10 years, Georgia couple still searching for answers in their son's death

Drowned teens story still ongoing

The apparent drowning deaths of 11-year-old Alfa Ousmane Barrie and 13-year-old Garrett Warren—are still under investigation

Bodies of missing boys Alfa Barrie and Garrett Warren recovered from local rivers

The apparent drowning deaths of two young students—Ala Ousmane Barrie,11, and Garrett Warren, 13—have rocked NYC.