EVG reader Joann Falkenburg noted this scene yesterday...
The tables had been (mostly) behind barricades since the fatal double shooting here last July. In September, D.A. Bragg's office anounced the indictment of two men for their alleged role in the shooting that 74-year-old Fermin Frito. A second man was also shot in the ambush that erupted over a reported drug turf war.
Hopefully this spot — sometimes referred to as the "crime corner," at least in the EVG comments — can remain barricade-free moving forward.
With the barricades removed and field house renovations finished, Tompkins Square Park is now fully open to the public.
"Hopefully this spot — sometimes referred to as the "crime corner," at least in the EVG comments — can remain barricade-free moving forward."
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Yes, I also hope that the homeless and park junkies do not move in like last time and take over all the chess tables to use as their personal furniture. NYC Parks Enforcement and NYPD need to patrol that location regularly to keep that from happening again.
ReplyDeleteWalked by there yesterday, all seats were taken & some of the 'regulars' were there as well. Still wouldn't sit there.
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