In Miami, a memorial statue was taken from a park. The statue honored a boy who died in 2020. A judge has ordered a suspect to stay away from the park.
The suspect is facing charges related to the statue's removal. The boy's family had not sought legal action, but it was pursued anyway. They have expressed forgiveness and are seeking to understand the motivations behind the statue's removal.
Further details are available from CBS4 Miami.
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