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Upstate Freedom Fighters hold Stop The Violence event with victims of gun violence
on October 18, 2020 at 1:18 am
GREENVILLE, SC (FOX Carolina) - Freedom Fighters Upstate SC held a stop the violence event today - with an urgent message for people to put the guns down. They began the event addressing the two homicide investigations underway right now after two people were killed last night. This group marched from Falls Park to the Peace Center to promote non-violence and peaceful streets, where they took the mic - one by one sharing their stories. They hope to encourage people to put the guns down in the Upstate and across the world. They chanted through the streets of downtown Greenville on a buzzing Saturday afternoon, Upstate Freedom Fighters and several families impacted by gun violence made their voices heard. There was a wall displaying countless pictures of people who were killed including business owners, law enforcement officers The father of Enrique Pruitt, who was <a href="https://www.foxcarolina.com/investigations/greenville-co-coroner-victimof-fatal-chipwood-lane-shooting-identified/article_d5f99f92-272d-11e9-814a-ffc52b356c9d.html" target="_blank">killed in 2019</a> says they came to show others families that they are not alone in this pain. "Just to show support to those who are going through the same thing we are going through. Just to show face and say that you are not in this alone," Henri Pruitt says, "sometimes it can feel like we are alone like an island unto ourselves but we are not. There are many families that are going through the same process so we can identify with the process of pain " Pruitt says he misses his son so much, "his laughter and him poking fun at me when I walk... just his whole being." <a href="https://www.foxcarolina.com/investigations/sheriff-chipwood-lane-shooting-suspect-arrested-identified/article_558cca74-2bcd-11e9-bf9d-4b9247f0f08b.html" target="_blank">There has been one arrest in this case</a>, but the family says police are looking for two others. Pain that many of the families say wouldn't exist if they came together rather than ripped families apart. "We could be so great in the Black community. We have all kinds of entrepreneurs, everything, but y’all want to be violent and kill people. If we come together as one, man, do y’all know how powerful we would be?" Pruitt says, "put the guns down you’re not just hurting and individual you are hurting families. You are hurting families. You are not just hurting families, you are taking a piece of the family away from loved ones." Many of these cases are still unsolved so they are hoping if any of you have information about any gun violence that has happened in the Upstate, that she will report it to the respective agencies.
Junior League of Spartanburg cancels Santa's Shoppe 2020 due to COVID-19
on October 17, 2020 at 5:54 pm
SPARTANBURG, SC (FOX Carolina) - The Junior League of Spartanburg announced on their Instagram on Saturday that Santa's Shoppe 2020 has been canceled due to COVID-19. According to the Junior League of Spartanburg, this year's Santa's Shoppe is being canceled out of an abundance of caution. The organization said in place of this year's Santa's Shoppe there will be an online auction to support their community projects and a COVID-friendly Cookies with Santa event on the weekend of Nov. 13-15. More news: <a href="https://www.foxcarolina.com/news/charity-pumpkin-patch-to-open-second-location-on-saturday/article_163681ba-107a-11eb-b3db-0be22c18ecd5.html" target="_blank">Charity pumpkin patch to open second location on Saturday</a>
Haywood Co. crews suspend search for missing hiker until Sunday morning
on October 17, 2020 at 4:47 pm
HAYWOOD COUNTY, NC (FOX Carolina) - The Haywood County Sheriff's Office is seeking the public's assistance in locating a man who was last known to have been hiking. <a href="https://www.facebook.com/HCNCSheriff/posts/5412041808822050" target="_blank">According to a Facebook post</a> from the sheriff's office, 27-year-old Chad Segar of Asheville was last seen on Oct. 12 in the Black Balsam area of Pisgah National Forest. A flyer from The AWARE Foundation indicated that Segar struggles with mental health, including severe paranoia that he is without medication for. He's a Marine veteran, described as standing at 6 feet tall and weighing between 150-160 pounds. He has brown hair and brown eyes, but it's not known what clothes he was wearing when he went missing. An update shared by Allison Richmond with Haywood County Emergency Services indicated that search efforts Saturday concluded around 7 p.m. with no sign of Seger. Crews plan to resume at first light Sunday morning, with an expanded search planned. Saturday's efforts involved multiple local agencies and a helicopter from the NC State Patrol. Anyone with information on Seger's whereabouts is asked to contact the Haywood Co. Sheriff's Office at (828)-452-6666. However, you're asked to stay away from Blue Ridge Parkway stretching from Hwy. 276 near 215; the search is centered in that area, and heavy traffic congestion is making search efforts difficult. More news: <a href="https://www.foxcarolina.com/investigations/police-man-found-shot-killed-in-own-apartment-homicide-investigation-underway/article_01641d88-101b-11eb-b612-6f04e5e95280.html" target="_blank">Police: Man found shot, killed in own apartment; homicide investigation underway</a>