Consalvo spotted Adams, who he suspected was a prostitute, waving down a car on Commercial Avenue, officials said. Adams had prior arrests for solicitation and drug possession. The events of the slaying are under review by the Middlesex County grand jury, who has spent the past four weeks hearing the testimony. While the panel's finding could be made public in the upcoming weeks, Adams' mother Louise said last night that she hasn't seen any major developments in police and community relations since her daughter's death. I haven't seen no changes.
Love still abides.
I know the greatest thing is love. It's time to fight for justice. Any time I can move, you call me, and I'll be there. A tree covered in yellow ribbon with flowers is the lone reminder of the incident, and marchers placed their candles on the curb in front of the tree to pay respect to Adams. Carrying signs opposing police brutality, they also discussed how minorities have been victimized by police in other parts of the state.