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4 comments:
oh man this is great....i can see donut wrappers too...are they asleep in the back seat?
there was a shooting (guns fired, dont believe anyone was shot but don't know for sure) around 4am on the bowery & 1st street last night/this morning....probably why the car was still over there.
There were FOUR police cars there this morning...moving pylons and keeping an eye on the street construction at Bowery and First Street. Traffic at Houston was blocked heading north. I took pictures of all this, but never posted for some reason. Seemed really odd to have so much police presence.
Great shot.
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