The Aliquippa community both honored the life of 18-year-old Kendric Curtis and called for accountability and transparency during a vigil on Sunday .

An ATF agent shot and killed the Aliquippa High School student on Thursday after state police say Curtis shot at an officer in Aliquippa's Linmar Terrace neighborhood.

The emotional vigil featured Curtis' sisters and girlfriend.

"When I heard what happened, it felt like it ripped my heart out, and it took a part of my soul," Curtis' girlfriend said. "I just want answers for my boyfriend."

While the event focused heavily on Curtis's life, the bubbling anger in the community was also present.

Pennsylvania State Police say officers ahead of the shooting tried to make contact with Curtis before he ran away and shot at them. The ATF and FBI

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