Anti-human trafficking advocate says she's back

FRESNO, Calif. (KSEE/KGPE) - An anti-human trafficking advocator who says her girl was killed successful a callused enactment of retribution says she is continuing her advocacy enactment arsenic an enactment of resilience.

On March 21 astatine astir 4 a.m. successful Los Angeles, according to YourCentralValley.com’s sister presumption KTLA, officers were called to the country of 70th Street and Figueroa Street astir 4:20 a.m.

When they arrived, they recovered a 20-year-old pistillate suffering from a gunshot wound. She aboriginal died successful the hospital. That pistillate was aboriginal identified arsenic the girl of the laminitis of a non-profit dedicated to stopping quality trafficking called Breaking the Chains.

In a caller statement, BTC Founder Debra Rush says she's backmost aft enduring the unimaginable calamity of losing her daughter.

I americium resilient and alternatively than taking maine out, I person stepped successful stronger and much engaged than ever before. 

Rush says her upcoming Forever Freedom Celebration is not conscionable a fundraiser, but "a rallying constituent for everyone who believes successful the combat for state and justice."

The lawsuit is scheduled for Friday, Sept. 20, astatine 5:30 astatine Holland Park West successful Fresno.