Family Still Seeking Justice for Construction Worker Killed in 2021 DeKalb County Hit-and-Run

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The family of a DeKalb County construction worker, tragically killed in a hit-and-run in 2021, continues to seek justice and accountability for their loss, a plea that has grown more urgent over the past three years. Despite their efforts, the case remains unsolved, leaving the family feeling neglected and frustrated by the lack of progress. They have taken to the media to share their story, hoping to raise awareness about the dangers faced by construction workers and the need for greater road safety measures. Their emotional appeal underscores the broader issue of justice for victims impacted by similar crimes, as they call on local authorities to take decisive action. The family's fight is not just for closure but also for systemic change to prevent future tragedies.

As community members rally around them, their story has sparked discussions on the importance of accountability in traffic-related fatalities. The ongoing media coverage serves as a reminder of the human impact behind the statistics, urging viewers to consider the real lives affected by such incidents. With continued pressure from the family and supporters, there is hope that justice may still be served.

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