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DC Man’s Family Believes He Was Lured To His Death In Suspected LGBTQ+ Hate Crime, Police Found Him Brutally Beaten And Stabbed After Texting Friend ‘I Don’t Feel Safe’
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DC Man’s Family Believes He Was Lured To His Death In Suspected LGBTQ+ Hate Crime, Police Found Him Brutally Beaten And Stabbed After Texting Friend ‘I Don’t Feel Safe’
The family of Dalonte Lamont Jackson — a 35-year-old Black man from Washington, DC — continue to seek answers after he was found stabbed and beaten over Memorial Day weekend. According to NBC 4 Washington, the family suspects Jackson was a victim of a fatal LGBTQ+ hate crime because he was gay. Meanwhile, Washington, D.C.’s Metropolitan Police Department says, “There is no evidence to show this was a hate-bias incident.” While the investigation …
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