58-year-old Liberty City woman was shot and killed in front of her house last Friday, family and friends gathered and held a vigil in her honor

Liberty City, Florida – A vigil was held in memory of Elizabeth Level in Liberty City, Florida, in front of her residence, when friends, family, and neighbors gathered to pay their respects.

On Friday night in Liberty City, a woman who was 85 years old was killed while sitting on the front porch of her home on the 1000 block of 52nd Street. She had been shot.

The legal representative for the family, Nykeah Cohen, stated that the individual “survived the afflictions of Jim Crow, of segregation.” “Her life was taken in cold blood, in cold blood!” You are the matriarch of this village! ”

The impact that Level had on Liberty City was made clear on Tuesday night, when scores of people from the neighborhood came together to express their sorrow.

Not only are they Grandma Liz’s grandchildren, but she was also Liberty City’s grandmother. Cohen referred to her as “Liberty City’s matriarch” in one of his statements.

Family members, relatives, and neighbors made up the majority of the crowd, but there were also anti-violence campaigners, religious leaders, and police officers from the City of Miami there.

As members of the neighborhood gathered in front of the house where Level had resided for more than half a century, vehicles from the Miami Police Department were stationed along the street.

After the shooting that occurred a week ago, members of the neighborhood have been calling for justice. Xochitl Hernandez of NBC 6 has more on this topic.

Pastor Dr. Steven Caldwell of New Providence Missionary Baptist Church expressed the congregation’s sentiments when he said, “We pray that Lord God, you will do the avenging.”

In front of the victim’s aunt’s house, the victim’s niece, Rese Level, gave an interview to NBC 6.

The Level family spent decades of happy times in their house, which now bears evidence of gunfire in the form of bullet holes.

“She was the life of the party. We always called her ‘no filter,’ because she don’t care what she say. She going to give it to you like it is. She don’t care. But at the same time, she’s a lovable person. You couldn’t do nothing but love Liz,” said Rese. “We always called her ‘no filter,’ because she don’t care what she say. She going to give it to you like it is. She don’

The Level family is begging with members of the community to provide them with the information they require in order to track down those responsible and bring them to justice.

Rese explained, “We just need a tip. Just give us a tip. Like I said, I’ll call if you don’t want to call, I’ll call. I’m not afraid. If you hear something, say something. Because it’s us today, and it could be your family tomorrow.”

Calling the Crime Stoppers tip line at 305-471-TIPS allows you to remain anonymous and may qualify you for a reward of up to $5,000 if the information you provide leads to an arrest.