“I’m not going to talk about basketball. Nothing new has happened to our team, there will be no change in our line-up, everything will be as usual. Basketball issues have not mattered. Steve Ker, head coach of the Golden State Warriors, addressed the Dallas Merticks in the fourth game of the fourth round of the Western Conference on May 24.
That day, Salvador Rolando Ramos, an 18-year-old student at Juvaldi High School, went to school with newly acquired weapons in the arms, fired for five minutes at the school grounds, but then went into the training building and shot 19 frightened children and two teachers and injured 17 others. The rescue operation ended about an hour later when a school-based killer was shot dead.
“Over the past ten days, elderly dark-skinned people have been killed at the Buffalo supermarket, pedestrians at an Asian church have been killed in Southern California, and now we have children killed at school.” With each word he said, Kers grew more and more angry, desperately, with tears in his eyes in a loud voice and a punch on the table, asking a rhetorical question: “When will we finally do something ?! I’m tired of the moments of silence. That’s enough! “
The incident with a gun at school once changed Kerry’s life forever.
