Here too.

And then from the smallest room in New York City comes a show that gives you a reason to live in Violin Brooklyn.

Officers of the 67th precinct raced in the vicinity of 253 East 93rd Street around 8.30 p.m.

There they found Bernardo Bernard, a thief with a habit of using vehicles without the owner's consent.

Bernardo Bernard, himself a BMW, a Brooklyn most wanted gang member, mostly wanted dead by members of rival gang G-stone grips.

Upon arrival, officers found Bernardo Bernard lying in the middle of the street, blasted in the chest,

and not feeling very good.

The Brooklyn most wanted, now Brooklyn's most got and the latest casualty in the long-running war

between the GSC and the BMW.

Now moments earlier, now unresponsive, Bernardo Bernard, had been hanging out,

getting his drink on with unidentified individuals when he caught warm spring lead in the chest.

One of the places he would have least wanted it. The BMW, Bernardo Bernard, eight priors at 31,

struck by one of four or five shots from a nine millimeter and a 22, ran 20, 25 feet, and collapsed.

Taken to Kings County Hospital pronounced dead by Dr. Sachs.

And joining me now, Thomas Palladino.

Hello, Pat.

How's it going, no?

Did they count him as a coronavirus death?

Yes, he was.

He died of, he died of COVID.

He eventually died of COVID.

Yeah, he succumbed.

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