LOS ANGELES CO, Calif. – In a tragic turn of events, a 14-year-old girl has been arrested in connection with the murder of Kendra McIntyre, the daughter of Debra Rush, founder of the renowned non-profit organization ‘Breaking the Chains’.

Details of the Incident

The incident occurred on March 21, when Kendra was fatally shot while walking near 70th Street and Figueroa Street in Los Angeles. Despite efforts to save her, Kendra succumbed to her injuries after being transported to the hospital.

Investigation and Arrest

The Los Angeles Police Department’s South Bureau Homicide Division has been diligently investigating the case. Their efforts led to the identification of a 14-year-old female as the suspect in Kendra’s murder. On May 6th, detectives successfully apprehended the juvenile without incident.

Legal Proceedings

Following the arrest, on Tuesday, May 7, the Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office filed a murder charge against the young suspect.

About ‘Breaking the Chains’

‘Breaking the Chains’ is a non-profit organization based in Fresno, California. Led by Debra Rush, the organization is dedicated to combating human trafficking. They work closely with local, state, and federal law enforcement agencies to provide support, hope, healing, and restoration to individuals impacted by human trafficking.

Conclusion

The tragic murder of Kendra McIntyre has sent shockwaves through the community, highlighting the importance of ongoing efforts to address issues such as youth violence and human trafficking. As legal proceedings continue, the hope for justice remains strong, and the mission of organizations like ‘Breaking the Chains’ persists in their dedication to making a difference in the lives of those affected by such tragedies. For more updates on this story and others like it, download The Local News App to your phone.

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