Anolt Joseph Laguerre Jr. was killed in a racially-motivated shooting in Jacksonville Florida.
Anolt Laguerre Jr. was the youngest of seven children. Laguerre's brothers, Josh and Quan, said their grandmother started taking care of them after their mother died in 2009, when A.J. was only 5. Laguerre graduated from William M. Raines high school in Jacksonville FL, and started working at Dollar General.
Josh Laguerre described his little brother as a loving person who "would give [you] the clothes off his back and the food off his plate. He was the baby, you know?"
Anolt Laguerre Jr. was the youngest of seven children. Laguerre's brothers, Josh and Quan, said their grandmother started taking care of them after their mother died in 2009, when A.J. was only 5. Laguerre graduated from William M. Raines high school in Jacksonville FL, and started working at Dollar General.
Josh Laguerre described his little brother as a loving person who "would give [you] the clothes off his back and the food off his plate. He was the baby, you know?"
Anolt Joseph Laguerre Jr. was killed in a racially-motivated shooting in Jacksonville Florida.
Anolt Laguerre Jr. was the youngest of seven children. Laguerre's brothers, Josh and Quan, said their grandmother started taking care of them after their mother died in 2009, when A.J. was only 5. Laguerre graduated from William M. Raines high school in Jacksonville FL, and started working at Dollar General.
Josh Laguerre described his little brother as a loving person who "would give [you] the clothes off his back and the food off his plate. He was the baby, you know?"
Anolt Laguerre Jr. was the youngest of seven children. Laguerre's brothers, Josh and Quan, said their grandmother started taking care of them after their mother died in 2009, when A.J. was only 5. Laguerre graduated from William M. Raines high school in Jacksonville FL, and started working at Dollar General.
Josh Laguerre described his little brother as a loving person who "would give [you] the clothes off his back and the food off his plate. He was the baby, you know?"
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