Friends remember Monae Turnage, 13, in school vigil
Posted: 03/07/2012
Family and friends gathered to remember 13-year-old Monae Turnage. Police say she was killed when two boys playing with a gun fired a shot that hit her in the chest.
They gathered at William C. March Middle School Wednesday afternoon. Turnage loved to dance, played lacrosse, was an excellent student and dreamed of some day being a pediatrician.
Hundreds of people showed up to remember her life.
A Baltimore City police officer has been suspended for his conduct in this case.
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