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   Five Tennessee gangbangers, including three teenagers, are   
   facing murder charges for shooting two teens and killing one of   
   them during a crowded funeral.   
      
   The five gang members shot two of the victims at least eight   
   times during the North Memphis funeral, according to the Shelby   
   County District Attorney’s Office.   
      
   Emmit Beasley, 16, was killed while the other victim, also 16,   
   ran a short distance before he collapsed in a nearby lot,   
   prosecutors said. He was critically injured but survived.   
      
   All five gang members have been released after posting bond, the   
   district attorney’s office told The Post Wednesday.   
      
   “He had a future, and he was a nice, pleasant young man,”   
   Beasley’s mother, Chasity Graham, told Action 5 News. “He was   
   robbed; I was robbed. No parent should have to stand over their   
   dead child; no parents should have to bury a child.”   
      
   The other victim was Beasley’s cousin.   
      
   Shots rang out when the Oct. 21, 2021 funeral procession was   
   moving along a North Memphis block for 16-year-old Je’Marco   
   Smith, who was shot and killed weeks earlier in Raleigh. Three   
   men have been charged in that case.   
      
   Days after the murder last October, Graham told Action 5 News,   
   “The child’s casket was loaded onto a horse-drawn carriage. It   
   was kids following behind the casket in the funeral procession.   
   Personally, I was in my car behind the walking kids. I heard   
   gunshots ring out. I went to help, not knowing my son was laying   
   in the street dead.”   
      
   On Tuesday, a grand jury indicted David Lee Jr., 23; Rico Lee   
   Jr., 18; Jaden Rios, 16; Tavion Rogers, 17; and Tremayne Scales   
   Jr., 15. All are charged with first-degree murder, first-degree   
   attempted murder and employment of a firearm in the commission   
   of a dangerous felony.   
      
   “I didn’t know why my son was murdered,” Graham told WVLT. “We   
   don’t know his murderers.”   
      
   Lee Jr. was indicted as a convicted felon in possession of a   
   handgun and being held on $350,000 bail, the DA’s office said   
   Monday before he posted it, a Shelby DA spokesperson told The   
   Post Wednesday.   
      
      
      
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