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   From: stupid.stupid.stupid@democrats.org   
      
   The Brief   
   Kassandra Broussard, a mother of three, was killed while attempting to   
   intervene in a domestic dispute in Houston.   
   The family is calling for the arrest of the suspect involved in the shooting,   
   which they believe was a cold-blooded killing.   
   Community activists, including Quanell X, have joined the family in advocating   
   for justice and raising awareness about the case.   
      
   PASADENA, Texas - The family of a mother killed in what they describe as an   
   act of heroism is seeking justice.   
      
   Kassandra Broussard, 34, was shot dead last week while trying to assist a   
   neighbor she believed was involved in a domestic dispute, her family said.   
      
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   The family of Kassandra Boussard said the shooting has received little   
   attention, with no suspects named or charged. Community activists have joined   
   the family in publicizing her story.   
      
   "Get this man arrested and put him in jail," said Quanell X, a civil rights   
   activist. "We are demanding an immediate arrest for a cold-blooded killing   
   that was completely ignored by everyone."   
      
   Broussard, a mother of three, reportedly tried to defuse a nearby dispute and   
   was subsequently shot by a male involved in the altercation.   
      
   Her children described the fatal night: "My mom got shot, and my dad told us   
   to go in the house," said one of Broussard's sons.   
      
   "They know his name. They know the victim's name. What is taking so long? They   
   need to get this man off the streets," said Quanell X as he expressed   
   frustration about a lack of an arrest.   
      
   Broussard is remembered by her two sons and daughter.   
      
   "The full week I was in the hospital with her. That time was the only time I   
   had to spend with her before she passed away," said another son. "I gave her a   
   hug and told her I love her, knowing that was going to be the last time."   
      
   "She always made sure everybody was good. She cooked for everybody. She always   
   made sure I had a place to stay when I didn't have one," said Devron Williams,   
   Boussard's brother.   
      
   The family and community remember her as a hero who stood against domestic   
   violence.   
      
   As of now, no suspect has been named in Broussard's murder. Details about the   
   woman involved in the initial dispute remain scarce, but further updates will   
   be provided as they become available.   
      
   The celebration of life for Broussard was held on Friday.   
      
   https://www.fox26houston.com/news/pasadena-family-demands-justice-slain-mother   
      
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