A North Carolina family is begging courts to keep a violent relative locked up—32-year-old Di-Quan Schafar Hunt, accused of random assaults and posting attack videos online. With a history of nine prior arrests—including assault with a deadly weapon—and diagnoses of schizophrenia, PTSD, and bipolar disorder, his sister warns he’s “empty” and “broken,” having been violent toward her and their mother. After allegedly punching a woman on July 30th, leaving her hospitalized, Hunt now faces serious charges. His family fears release without treatment could lead to catastrophe—either him killing someone or being killed himself. This case exposes a dangerous cycle of mental illness and violence, with loved ones pleading for intervention before tragedy strikes.
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