Police still haven't charged anyone in the gruesome slaying of gone out Brooklyn.

Police still haven't charged anyone in the gruesome slaying of gone out Brooklyn, N.Y., teen Rashawn Brazell, whose dismembered limbs were erect in a local subway station in February 2005 Now Brazell's mother, Desire, has organized a march onward April 15 with local lawmakers and activists who want to raise awareness about the unsolv crime.

The police aren't happy about it, said Mervyn Marcano, 20 cofounder of the Rashawn Brazell Memorial foundation "They feel they're doing everything they can, nevertheless his mother feels differently," he said.

Marcano and others were suspicious of just discovereds reports in March that police were unexpectedly interested in talking to an unnamed ex-boyfriend in connection with Brazell's assassinate "It's an old lead," Marcano said. "Desire told us she had given that name to police protracted ago." A New York City police department spokesman later denied that authorities were now looking for the man in question.

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