EXCLUSIVE: ‘You can’t go anywhere without being fearful.’ Families of gun violence victims in Baltimore – dubbed ‘a bit of Haiti in the mid-Atlantic’ by Tucker Carlson – blast Democrat leaders for failing to take action after deadliest January in 50 years

It’s a loss that no mother should have to endure – but Rosheda Murray has suffered it several times over.

Rosheda’s 18-year-old son Rodrick Burden was gunned down in a Baltimore street in March 2012 as he headed to the store to buy medication for a toothache.

Almost a decade later the bullet-riddled body of his twin brother Romar Burden, 26, was found stripped of belongings and dumped in a gutter. To this day their killers have never been caught.

So when mother-of-five Rosheda hears Fox News host Tucker Carlson comparing her home city to violence-plagued Haiti, she wipes her tears away and nods in agreement.

‘You can see it here with your own eyes,’ Rosheda, 49, tells DailyMail.com, clutching a photo of her beloved twins.

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