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Yaqub Talib sentenced to 37 years in jail for the public assassination of a young football coach.

Yaqub Talib sentenced to 37 years in jail for the public assassination of a young football coach. Yaqub Talib, 40, was sentenced to 37 years in jail on Monday for the murder of a young football coach in 2022 by a court. After a disputed decision in a children's football game, the brother of former NFL cornerback Aqib Talib confesses to killing Lancaster youth football coach Michael Hickman last year. Talib was released from prison after posting a $1 million bail, much to the chagrin of the victim's wife, Kenyetta Hickmon, who did not want Talib on the streets. "He should never go. He should be executed. That's how I feel," Kenyetta Hickmon remarked in 2022. "He has not only taken my husband, but he has also taken him away from my children." He's annihilated other little children. He should never leave the house." According to court documents, this is not the first time firearms and Yaqub Talib have collided. From a May 2021 arrest, he faces a misdemeanor allegation of unauthorized carrying of a firearm. On the same day, he was arrested for meth possession. #JusticeForMichaelHickman #AccountabilityMatters #EndGunViolence #CrimeAndPunishment #SafetyFirst #JusticeSystem #NoBailForMurderers #ProtectOurCommunity #RestInPeace #GoneTooSoon #StopGunViolence #MourningLoss #VictimsDeserveJustice #HealingInJustice #RememberingMichaelHickman #NoMoreViolence #CommunitySafety #PeaceForFamilies #SupportingVictims #TakingActionAgainstViolence #StrongerCommunities #LivesLostToViolence #PreventTragedy #BreakTheCycle #JusticeServed #CrimeConsequences #MethAwareness #GunControlNow