Gun violence continues to plague Lansing as the city grapples with seven gun-related homicides so far this year, prompting renewed discussions about prevention strategies and sparking debate over the best approaches to address the crisis.
The sobering statistics have intensified conversations about gun violence prevention at both local and state levels, with community leaders and advocates offering different perspectives on potential solutions.
“Seven lives is too many, one life is too many, so there needs to be work done until we have none,” said advocate Micheal Lynn Jr…