BALTIMORE — A group of people prayed for peace in Baltimore on Friday night.

A procession of hearses traveled down North Avenue for the 10th annual "Thou Shall Not Kill" Ride for Peace.

Funeral homes, police, and neighbors traveled along with a central message:

"If this doesn't stop, you're gonna end up in the back of one of these," said organizer Corey Larkins with William Brown Funeral Home.

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Larkins told WMAR-2 News that funeral homes see firsthand what crime does to communities.

"You get tired of seeing parents cry over their children."

All of this comes amidst a steep decline of crime in Baltimore, the city seeing the lowest amount of homicides it's had in 50 years.

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