'I'm scared that it's going to happen to me next:' Central Ohioans honor Texas shooting victims at Ohio Statehouse
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5/28/2022
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Police: Bomb squad responds to downtown Columbus after man in tree makes threats A possible threat is being investigated in downtown Columbus after a man in a tree was reported throwing something on a building.
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People across the nation are grieving after 19 students and two teachers were killed in a mass shooting earlier this week at a school in Uvalde, Texas.
At the Ohio Statehouse on Saturday, people called for gun control while they honored the victims.
In a crowd of more than 100 people, Raina Gonzalez-Homs embraced her sons.
"It's a privilege and a blessing," she said. "I'm very lucky that they're with me and safe, for now."
She joined a group that included elected officials, and members of BRADY Ohio, Moms Demand Action, and Students Demand Action to advocate for gun control.
"The school shootings seem to never end, and I'm scared that it's going to happen to me next," said Nina Greenberg with Students Demand Action in Toledo.
Jessica Camacho, a licensed social worker, asked, "What type of children are we raising? What types of conversations are we having with our neighbors? Are we keeping each other accountable? "
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