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‘This is where Jamir took his last breath': Family fights to preserve memorial
Summary by McKinney News Editorial Desk · Byline on the source page: Tahera Rahman , as published by NBC DFW
· September 15, 2026
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For nearly two years, a roadside memorial in McKinney has honored 14-year-old Jamir Dabney at the place where he was killed. Now, his family is fighting to keep it there after the city said the memorial violates code. Every other week, Jamir’s grandmother, Jerrilyn Dabney, visits the spot to refr...
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Key points Now, his family is fighting to keep it there after the city said the memorial violates code. For nearly two years, a roadside memorial in McKinney has honored 14-year-old Jamir Dabney at the place where he was killed.
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What is this story about? For nearly two years, a roadside memorial in McKinney has honored 14-year-old Jamir Dabney at the place where he was killed. Now, his family is fighting to keep it there after the city said the memorial violates code. Every other week, Jamir’s grandmother, Jerrilyn Dabney, visits the spot to refr...
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