Loading...
Market
Community response to Julian Wood incident
5
Resolution / Starting Odds
Public vigil/memorial • 33%
Fundraising for family • 33%
No significant response • 34%
Community announcements, news reports
Story
3-Year-Old Julian Wood Killed in Random Stabbing Attack Outside Giant Eagle in Ohio
Jun 4, 2024, 08:10 PM
A 3-year-old boy named Julian Wood was tragically killed in a random stabbing attack outside a Giant Eagle supermarket in North Cleveland, Ohio. The incident occurred while his mother, Margot Wood, was loading groceries into their car. The suspect, identified as Bionca Ellis, allegedly ambushed the mother and son in the parking lot. Margot Wood was also stabbed during the attack and is currently recovering in the hospital. Authorities have described the attack as random and senseless.
View original story
Similar markets
Protests Held • 33%
Public Vigils • 33%
No Public Response • 34%
Protests • 33%
Community meetings • 33%
No significant response • 34%
Fundraising for affected school • 33%
Community solidarity events • 33%
No significant community action • 34%
Increased police patrols • 33%
Community-led safety initiatives • 33%
No significant actions taken • 34%
Increased neighborhood watch programs • 25%
Public forums or meetings regarding local safety • 25%
No significant community response • 25%
Other forms of community activism • 25%
Support for officer • 33%
Neutral/No strong opinion • 33%
Calls for resignation • 34%
Peaceful protests • 33%
Riots • 33%
No significant public response • 34%
Organize peace marches • 25%
Increase interfaith dialogues • 25%
Strengthen local vigilante groups • 25%
No significant response • 25%
Community rallies for stricter safety laws • 25%
Public criticism of Chase increases • 25%
No significant public response • 25%
Community support initiatives launched • 25%
Presidential acknowledgment • 25%
Statements from multiple senators • 25%
Public campaigns or movements • 25%
No significant national response • 25%
Protests • 33%
Public Awareness Campaigns • 33%
No Significant Reaction • 34%
Safety and security initiatives • 33%
Community healing and support programs • 33%
No major initiatives • 34%
Community protests • 25%
Public forums or town halls held • 25%
No significant public reaction • 25%
Increased community support programs • 25%