hit by a railroad tie , `` is `` chilling '' and one of the most shocking things `` you can ever see , '' White House spokesman Robert Gibbs said Wednesday . President Obama 's concern over the killing did n't provide additional comfort to the family , `` but I 'm glad that it 's out there so everyone can see it and they know that , yes , this is happening , '' Braxton said . `` This was vicious . How do you just come out and decide that you 're going to attack someone with a two-by-four ? '' Braxton said . She spoke to reporters together with area community and church leaders . `` Maybe this will wake up and shake up people , '' the Rev. Jesse Jackson said at the press conference , noting that three teens were killed in Chicago this week . Braxton said her message to the White House was simply , `` Do something . '' `` We need to get to our children , '' she said . `` Why are they so angry , so full of venom , that you would even consider doing something
-LRB- CNN -RRB- -- The family of a Chicago teenager whose beating death was caught on video hope that the attention the incident has garnered will spur healing locally , a relative said at a news conference Wednesday evening . Derrion Albert , 16 , was beaten to death last week . His death was captured on video . `` It should 've never happened , but it 's never too late , '' said Rose Braxton , great-aunt of 16-year-old Derrion Albert . `` It 's time for healing to start getting our communities together so this wo n't happen to anyone else 's child ever again . '' Four suspects have been charged with first-degree murder in the September 24 killing of Albert , and police say they are looking for three more people in connection with the beating captured on videotape . Prosecutors said that Albert , an honors student , was an innocent bystander who ended up in the middle of a street fight between two factions of students from Fenger High School . The incident caught the attention of the White House , too . The footage of the incident , which shows Albert being