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<\/iframe> \nThe murder of 18-year-old Rickquese McCoy stunned the City Heights block where he lived. Now his father, Ricky McCoy, Jr., and his grandfather, Ricky McCoy, Sr., are bringing together neighbors on the block to try to end youth violence in their neighborhood. | Video Credit: Brian Myers<\/span><\/p>\nBy Megan Burks<\/span><\/p>\nHealing 44th Street, Aired on KPBS Nov. 14, 2012 \n[audio:http:\/\/speakcityheights.org\/wp-content\/uploads\/2012\/11\/44THSTREET-meb-1.mp3]<\/p>\nBy all accounts, 18-year-old Rickquese McCoy was just in the wrong place at the wrong time.<\/p>\nHe wasn\u2019t the intended target of the three men who fired 40 rounds on his City Heights block on June 30, killing a second man and critically wounding another.<\/p>\nRickquese’s friends and family insist he wasn\u2019t involved with gangs. They\u2019ll admit “he was no angel” but point out that he had finally made the honor roll last year.<\/p>\n<table width=\"300\" align=\"right\">\n<tbody>\n<tr>\n<td><a href=\"http:\/\/speakcityheights.org\/wp-content\/uploads\/2012\/10\/092712-44th-Street-Double-Homicide.pdf\"><img loading=\"lazy\" decoding=\"async\" src=\"http:\/\/speakcityheights.org\/wp-content\/uploads\/2012\/11\/Screen-shot-2012-11-13-at-6.58.40-PM-e1352862741812.png\" alt=\"\" title=\"Screen shot 2012-11-13 at 6.58.40 PM\" width=\"270\" height=\"253\" class=\"alignright size-full wp-image-6209\" \/><\/a><a href=\"http:\/\/speakcityheights.org\/wp-content\/uploads\/2012\/10\/092712-44th-Street-Double-Homicide.pdf\">Click for a Crime Stoppers description of the suspects<\/a><\/span><\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/tbody>\n<\/table>\nThe murders shook the 2600 block of 44th Street, a community where residents aren’t used to seeing violent crime up so close. Everyone here knows someone who knows someone who’s been robbed, assaulted or killed, but usually those crimes don’t happen right on the front lawn.<\/p>\nResidents on the block decided Rickquese would be the last of their teenagers lost. They had never been brought to the table before to talk about how to help their kids. Now, they’re taking seats next to volunteers and police officers to find solutions, on their own terms.<\/p>\n“A lot of people have a sense of hopelessness because of what happened\u2014because of what happens<\/em>,” Rickquese’s grandfather, Ricky McCoy, Sr., said (emphasis his own). “Nobody has been addressing this to the point of making a difference.”<\/p>\nThe block sits four stoplights away from the Mid-City Police Substation, which was established in the 1990s to quell intense crime in City Heights.<\/p>\nAlong with the rest of San Diego, overall crime in the neighborhood has since dwindled. But this year, City Heights and southeast San Diego\u2014the city’s poorest, most diverse communities\u2014are shouldering an <a href=\"https:\/\/www.voiceofsandiego.org\/community\/article_869cf294-0e6d-11e2-9072-0019bb2963f4.html\">uptick in homicides<\/a>.<\/p>\nThe San Diego Police Department reported 41 murders from January through September of this year. That’s up from 33 during the same time last year. City Heights and southeast San Diego account for more than 60 percent of those homicides. In City Heights alone, the number of murders tripled to nine this year from the previous year.<\/p>\nThe numbers reaffirm City Heights’ long-held reputation as a dangerous place to live. A 1998 San Diego Union-Tribune article calls it the “rotting core of America’s Finest City.” It’s a reputation community members have railed against. They’re not a cancer in the city, they say, and they’re no more desensitized to loss than communities elsewhere in the city.<\/p>\nOn 44th Street, Rickquese’s death stunned neighbors.<\/p>\nWhen the police helicopter stopped whirring above, the block fell silent. Kids put away their bikes, opting for indoor activities despite the long, hot summer days. Chatty neighbors took their conversations from the lawn to behind metal screen doors. Even the ice cream truck stopped coming around.<\/p>\nFor McCoy, the silence was too much to bear.<\/p>\n“For about a week or two, maybe even three weeks, nobody would even come outside,” McCoy said. “I mean, we\u2019re right across the street from an elementary school. It was eerie. It was horrible.”<\/p>\nA man with 34 grandchildren, McCoy needed the noise back. And he needed his grandson’s death to be more than a number. It had to be a catalyst. So McCoy took the lead on transforming his block. First, he wanted to get his neighbors out and talking again. Then he wanted to get them help.<\/p>\n“I decided instead of being a product of my environment, that I would have my environment be a product of me,” McCoy said. “And the only way to do that is to get out there and change something, put your name on something, put your flavor out there in the world.”<\/p>\nStory continues below.<\/em><\/p>\n<iframe loading=\"lazy\" width=\"520\" height=\"293\" src=\"https:\/\/www.youtube.com\/embed\/D0O2TuEY56U\" frameborder=\"0\" allowfullscreen><\/iframe> \nRickquese’s grandfather, Ricky McCoy, Sr., and father, Ricky McCoy, Jr., talk about their loss and their hopes for the block. | Video Credit: Sam Hodgson<\/span><\/p>\nHe had a sign printed at the Home Depot where he works. It reads “Neighborhood Meeting” in big block letters and hangs on the bars surrounding his apartment complex.<\/p>\nEach Sunday this summer, he invited neighbors to meet in the courtyard of his building. They called it their “outdoor conference room.” Residents pulled together a hodgepodge of patio furniture, dining room chairs and an Ikea armchair, then sat down to talk about stopping violence in their community.<\/p>\nIdeas ranged from installing surveillance cameras to hosting a sports tournament for rival gangs. For now, they’ve committed to hosting a block party, getting informed on trauma and conflict resolution, and starting a neighborhood watch.<\/p>\nMcCoy and Jim Clark, a resident on 44th Street for 40 years, have also started going door-to-door to find out what people need, whether it’s a ride to a job interview or the address of a local food bank.<\/p>\nThe overall strategy for these neighborhood activists is to heal the community by healing its individuals. Tension here <a href=\"https:\/\/www.cdc.gov\/ace\/\">stems from poverty and a lack of resources<\/a>. The median household income in City Heights puts most families at or below the federal poverty level. Many homes in the community are broken by incarceration or deportation.<\/p>\n“There\u2019s homeless, there\u2019s dropouts, there\u2019s gangs, there\u2019s domestic violence, there\u2019s bullying,” said Dana Brown, a volunteer counselor with the <a href=\"https:\/\/www.newharvesteastsandiego.org\/ministries\/community-ministry\/san-diego-compassion-project.html\">San Diego Compassion Project<\/a>. “Just about anything in the world that is painful is on this block.”<\/p>\nBrown goes into communities throughout San Diego after there’s been a murder to help families cope with the trauma. She said she’s never seen the kind of effort she’s helping facilitate on 44th Street.<\/p>\nMid-City Police Lt. Eric Hays agrees.<\/p>\n“Initially when an incident occurs, you get the crisis intervention response and things of that nature,” Hays said. “But after the very first time, they\u2019re left with this grieving process to deal with on their own.”<\/p>\nHays is working with McCoy and Clark to get their neighborhood watch going. He’s also encouraging officers to get out and walk the block with the men.<\/p>\nOne of the needs identified by residents at the meetings was a stronger relationship with the police.<\/p>\nMcCoy and Clark, who together have seven decades on the block, said they never met their community officer before Rickquese’s murder. African-American and Latino parents at the meetings said they’re not sure they’d feel comfortable calling for help. Their teens have been pulled over too many times for petty infractions.<\/p>\nFor Brown, the block’s work with the police hints at something bigger than bringing resources to the underserved; it has a chance to change social systems.<\/p>\nNeighbors are tackling their immediate emotional needs, but they’re also trying to change the institutions and ideologies around them that created those needs. Brown said that, in this respect, their work mirrors a social ecological model.<\/p>\nClark puts it this way:<\/p>\n“An unhappy kid will take unhappy ways. In other words, if I don\u2019t feel good, I\u2019m going to get even. But if they\u2019ve been treated good and they trust us, then they give back happy.”<\/p>\nStory continues below.<\/em><\/p>\n<iframe loading=\"lazy\" width=\"520\" height=\"293\" src=\"https:\/\/www.youtube.com\/embed\/t0c70BjGGCk\" frameborder=\"0\" allowfullscreen><\/iframe> \nJim Clark talks about how 44th Street has changed since he bought his home there 40 years ago, and how he’d like to see it change in the future. | Video Credit: Sam Hodgson<\/span><\/p>\nMcCoy is anxious to see the macro-level changes he and Brown talk about. But already, things are changing on the block.<\/p>\nOn a recent Saturday, kids rode bikes in circles, neighbors chatted on lawns and the ice cream truck was back, idling on the curb.<\/p>\n“These things they\u2019re having over here\u2014the meetings\u2014I think it\u2019s nice,” neighbor NeeNee Torbet shouted over the truck’s cheery jingle.<\/p>\n“It\u2019s very positive and it\u2019s bringing the community together. 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