Updated: Thursday, 05 Jun 2008, 12:03 AM EDT
Published : Thursday, 05 Jun 2008, 12:03 AM EDT
SEMINOLE COUNTY, Fla. (WOFL FOX 35, Orlando) -- Friends and family said goodbye 18-year-old Mildred Beaubrun Wednesday night.
She died two weeks after police say thugs opened fire on her because she wouldn't give them a phone number.
Loved ones held a candlelight vigil for the teenager where the shooting happened, the intersection of John Young Parkway and Princeton in Orlando.
The suspects are still at large.
The vigil is particularly hard for Shaquita Wilson.
She drove Beaubrun and another friend that night.
They went out to a club. As the left, a car full of men followed behind.
By Melissa DiPane
FOX 35 NEWS
SEMINOLE COUNTY, Fla. (WOFL FOX 35, Orlando) -- Friends and family said goodbye 18-year-old Mildred Beaubrun Wednesday night.
She died two weeks after police say thugs opened fire on her because she wouldn't give them a phone number.
Loved ones held a candlelight vigil for the teenager where the shooting happened, the intersection of John Young Parkway and Princeton in Orlando.
The suspects are still at large.
The vigil is particularly hard for Shaquita Wilson.
She drove Beaubrun and another friend that night.
They went out to a club. As the left, a car full of men followed behind.
“They wanted to get our number, Mildred was like no,” said Wilson. “We started throwing stuff at each others cars and then that’s when we get half way to the light they just shot her. She told me oh my gosh I’ve been shot and I’m like are you serious?”
The spirit of Beaubrun moved through her mother. She made a plea to the men who shot her.
“Its time for you guys to stop hurting people,” said Mireille Jeanlouis. “May my daughter rest in peace she’s in Gods hands.”
Family and friends plan to hand out composite sketches of the men through out the area to homes, businesses anyone who might be able to bring this case to justice.
If you have information you’re asked to call Crimeline at 1-800-423-TIPS
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