Jennifer Cassidy, a Milwaukee mother, is publicly demanding justice and accountability following the fatal shooting of her 16-year-old son, Cameron Bowen. The incident occurred on September 19, when Bowen was fatally shot on the south side of Milwaukee. According to the criminal complaint and investigators, Bowen was exiting a Milwaukee County bus near the intersection of Layton and Greenfield Avenue when he was targeted by a classmate. Surveillance video from inside the bus captures the moment, showing Bowen standing behind 15-year-old Robbiel Stokes, who was wearing a black hoodie and carrying a backpack. Investigators allege that Stokes followed Bowen off the bus, pulled out a firearm, and shot him multiple times. Stokes has been formally charged with first-degree intentional homicide. Despite these charges, Stokes remains at large, and an active warrant has been issued for his arrest. Cassidy, who lost her son just three days after he turned 16, has gathered with family and friends to honor Bowen’s memory and ensure his death is not forgotten. She has issued a direct plea to Stokes, urging him to turn himself in and hold himself accountable for his actions. Cassidy emphasized that she intends to be her son’s voice and seeks closure through the legal system. She expressed confidence that law enforcement will locate the suspect, stating, "They are going to find you." The case remains open as authorities continue their search for Stokes, while Cassidy focuses on advocating for justice for her child. The community is closely watching the investigation as the family navigates their grief and the ongoing legal proceedings.