ATLANTA — New details are being released about the sudden death of “Wild ‘N Out” cast member Jacky Oh.

Jacky Oh, whose real name was Jacklyn Smith, died unexpectedly in Miami in June. She was 32.

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The Miami-Dade Medical Examiner’s Office confirmed to PEOPLE that Smith died from complications from plastic surgery.

Her longtime partner, DC Young Fly, was in Atlanta shooting new episodes of the improv and sketch comedy show at the time of Oh’s death.

They met while filming “Wild ‘N Out” and have three children together.

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“You are the GREATEST MOTHER I KNOW your soul was beautiful. You always wanted the best for others, and I admired how our family loves each other,” DC Young Fly, whose real name is John Whitfield, wrote on Instagram. “Never had to worry about our kids loving each other because you were on top of Dat!”

Smith appeared on the show for five seasons as a “Wild ‘N Out” girl.

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ROCKDALE COUNTY, Ga. — Some Rockdale County homeowners fear their peace and quiet will be replaced by noise if the county approves the development of a rock mine.

“It’s a residential area, most people who live here in Rockdale say they like it because it’s quiet,” homeowner Deana Richardson told Channel 2 Investigative Reporter Ashli Lincoln.

Deana Richardson says dozens of homeowners have been protesting the proposal to develop a dimensional stone mine. Homeowners say public notice signs along Highway 20 and Zingara Road first alerted them about the development.

“We don’t want mining anywhere in Rockdale County,” said Richardson.

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Richardson started the movement No Mining Rockdale on Facebook. She says homeowners were kept in the dark about the proposed development.

“I was not contacted and it’s going to be directly across the street from me,” she said.

She says some concerns include hazardous dust, noise pollution and loss of biodiversity.

Rockdale County says they can’t publicly make any comments about this project until it goes before a vote on October 10.

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The developers told the County during a Planning Commission meeting there will be no pollution or noise threats.

After hearing from both sides, planning commissioners voted not to approve zoning for this project.

“Just because the planning commission says we do not recommend this, does not mean the board of commissioners have to follow it,” said Richardson.

A hearing will be held on October 3. It will go before a vote by Rockdale County Commissioners on October 10.

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ATLANTA – Community members came together Friday night to speak out against the deadly gun violence that broke out last Saturday on Evans Street. Two men and a 17-year-old boy were shot and killed after an argument.

Young Generation Movement Founder Julious Khalid organized the meeting to help create a safe environment for residents and businesses to gather to address the recent gun violence.

He explains to teens how important it is to ignore petty crime because it is a fast track to incarceration. “Every year that goes past, you get to spend time with your family, you don’t need the money that bad,” stressed Khalid. “You get to grow out here in the real world.”

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The meeting comes nearly a week after a deadly triple shooting took place outside his business, YG Urban Café. “If you can see, there’s still blood on the curb,” added Khalid.

“It was a heavy day because my family was in here and when I heard those gunshots, I immediately ran to the door,” recounted Khalid. “And when I went out there, and saw that young brother on the curb, I watched him take his last breath.”

From teaching teens skills like eco-building, hosting holistic culinary classes, and providing mental health awareness, and financial education programs, the group aims to help youth carve out a path that strengthens every aspect of their lives. 

“We came to the community to eradicate some of this violence that’s going on. For us, it was an opportunity to show the community and to highlight what we’re doing. To take this tragedy and turn it into something positive,” he said.

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Over 2,000 youth have been through the organization’s mentor program since 2012.

For more information about the Young Generation Movement, visit ygmovement.org.