Here’s how LeBron James and the Lakers paid tribute to the Thousand Oaks shooting victims

Here’s how LeBron James and the Lakers paid tribute to the Thousand Oaks shooting victims

As part of Borderline Bar & Grill mass shooting in Thousand Oaks, California. That life of 12 people last week, the tribute of Los Angeles Lakers and Atlanta Hawks victims with shirts warm-up fee, read the alleged “enough.” On the trail both the Los Angeles Clippers and Milwaukee Bucks, the Both teams wore shirts with “STOP” printed on the front and the names of the 12 victims on the back before their game Sunday at Staples Center. The victims’ names were also interpreted on the PA system before a moment of silence in the national anthem in advance by Uproxx. Freshly baked Laker LeBron James, who previously wore a T-shirt in 2014 in solidarity with protesters rallying against a Grand Jury of the decision: “I can not breathe” no police officers in Eric Garner Death accuse involved, also he took Twitter to express his sorrow at the shooting. “My thoughts and prayers are with the families who have lost those last night in Thousand Oaks, CA Love !!!!,” he wrote, adding the hashtag #LoveIsStrongerThanHate.