Vigil held for Jett Brummett, student killed in ambush shooting in Cleveland; Family thanks community for support

The Cleveland community gathered to honor the life of high school senior Jett Brummett, who was killed in an ambush shooting last month.

Family and friends held a candlelight vigil on Sunday at Cleveland High School for the 18-year-old.

Jett and another teenager were shot and killed inside a car at the Worthington Townhomes near 21st and 117th East Avenue on February 8th. Jett's parents expressed their gratitude for the community's support during this difficult time.

"He could make friends wherever he went," they said, adding, "I just want everyone to remember how kind and friendly he was," said Jett's mother, Crystal.

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Jett's parents said it's hard to accept that graduation is coming up and their son won't be there. Two people have been charged in connection with this case.

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