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NY: Robbers Shoot Bodega Worker and Take $8
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"At first, Janet Pinto, a bodega owner in Brooklyn, did not notice that the men who entered her store were wearing masks. Early yesterday, she was talking long distance to Jamaica to her husband, who heard it all - the demand for money, the beating and the three gunshots."
"When it was over, Mally Wonder, 24, who works in the store, lay bleeding. Ms. Pinto remembers pressing two towels to his shoulder."
"The gunmen fled with $8. There were no arrests as of last night, the police said. Mr. Wonder was listed in stable condition at Kings County Hospital Center yesterday afternoon." ... |
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