Not everything is the same.

Julian Andrade

Everybody's feeling unsafe. I haven't even talked to one person that's said, 'Gosh, you know, he's doing a great job,' [T]here's no way that you could feel safe. I live in a very…good neighborhood. I feel unsafe. It doesn't even matter. I'm still watching my back. I feel like I need to. … Especially as a female…if you're alone, you're just you're now a target.

Give us a voice, i find that being a coward.

They could possibly be out free which is asinine to me, i’m dealing with the life of my son that will never ever be back and they [his murderers] will one day be free and be able to live their life. That’s what I am fighting for right now.