Brittany Simon
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Store Owner Kills 14 Year Old Child & Found NOT Guilty
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June 3, 2026
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A South Carolina jury found store owner Chikei Rick Chow not guilty in the shooting death of 14-year-old Cyrus Carmack-Belton, and the verdict has a lot of people angry, confused, and heartbroken. Prosecutors argued that Chow chased Cyrus after mistakenly believing he stole bottles of water and ultimately shot him while he was running away. The defense argued that Chow believed his son was in danger and acted to protect him. In this video, I talk about the case, the verdict, and why stories like this spark such intense conversations about self-defense, fear, race, accountability, and what justice is supposed to look like. For many people, this verdict feels like a failure to deliver justice for Cyrus, while others believe the jury reached the correct legal conclusion. Cases like this leave communities deeply divided and force us to wrestle with some difficult questions.
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