LANSING, Mich. (WLNS) — Theodore “Ted” Lawson, who was the secretary of the Ingham County Democratic Celebration, was killed in a taking pictures in 2023. Right this moment, the occasion is rallying on the Capitol to honor his legacy.
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The occasion says they’re “starting the day of protest to defend democracy with a rally to remember our friend Ted Lawson,” in a information launch despatched to six Information.
The No Kings motion says these protests are in response to the navy parade being held in the present day in Washington, D.C., marking the U.S. Military’s 250th anniversary, which coincides with President Donald Trump’s 79th birthday.
Lawson was killed on October 8, 2023, on the age of 63 whereas going door-to-door to marketing campaign for a politician.
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Ted Lawson (Photographs/Lawson household)
Ted Lawson (Photographs/Lawson household)
Ingham Co. Democratic Celebration secretary killed in weekend taking pictures
The Lansing Police Division says that 15-year-old Lamar Kemp approached Lawson and requested him for a greenback. Then, he shot Lawson.
Upon arrival, police discovered Lawson with a gunshot wound and transported him to a close-by hospital by way of ambulance, the place he later died.
Kemp was sentenced to 35–70 years in jail in September 2024 for the homicide.
15-year previous to serve 35–70 years for homicide of Ted Lawson
“He was ready to help no matter what. It was never a problem for him. He was never too busy,” stated Lawson’s oldest daughter, Brittany. “He just loved helping people understand things. He loved making people happy. He loved making a difference.”
Household remembers Ted Lawson, Ingham County activist killed Oct. 8
Along with being a lifelong activist, Lawson served as a U.S. Marine from 1981 to 1985.
