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Community Honors Las Cruces Teen with Honor Walk in El Paso

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The family of Chris Carnero, a 13-year-old boy tragically shot in Las Cruces, will host an 'Honor Walk' on April 9 at University Medical Center in El Paso. This event aims to commemorate his life following the violent incident that took place last week. The Honor Walk is expected to draw community support and raise awareness about gun violence among youth. Attendees are encouraged to join in solidarity with the family during this difficult time.

Key Details: • Honor Walk scheduled for April 9 at University Medical Center, El Paso • Community invited to support the family of Chris Carnero • Event aims to raise awareness about youth gun violence

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