paying attention to what children may be carrying.

 This may be a good opportunity for parents to check those backpacks.  Officer Nealy said.

The representative also encouraged students to tell a trusted adult or school administrator if they see something that could pose a threat.

Warren's family calls for mentorship

Santee said the family hopes the walk leads to more mentorship between adults and young people.

He said children need people in their homes and communities who can guide them and help them make better decisions.

 We just need to have people in the homes. We need to have people in the community who's stepping up and helping guide our young men, because they can't do it by themselves  Santee said.

Santee also thanked the community for its support following Warren's death.

 Let's keep LePaul's legacy alive and long live LePaul  Santee said.

The walk is scheduled for Saturday from 1:30pm-3pmCT starting near Westbury High School and ending at Willow Waterhole Greenway.