Community comes together for Dunbar Neighborhood Watch 11th Annual Community Prayer Service
Andrew West, Fort Myers News-Press
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A community prayer service ended Thursday with tears for victims of violence as participants lit candles in remembrance.
Dozens gathered at the Dunbar Community School for the Dunbar Neighborhood Watch & Community Partners 11th annual Community Prayer Service.
Pastors from local churches prayed for community and national, youth, law enforcement, clergy, school district and government agencies.
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Speakers included Fort Myers Mayor Kevin Anderson, Fort Myers Police Chief Jason Fields and Trish Routte from Southwest Florida Crime Stoppers.
“Let us honor the memories of those we have lost by building a future where every life is cherished and every community member can walk in the streets without fear," Fields said.
Victims advocates from the Fort Myers Police Department and the Lee County Sheriff's Office also spoke about their roles in the community.
The event concluded with an emotional prayer for bereaved families who have lost someone to a violent crime and a candlelight vigil.
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