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'Mother, They've Killed Me': Bystander Recounts Shooting By NYPD Officer Who Fired 27 Times

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David Greene

Published Dec 26, 2018

Modified Dec 27, 2018

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Attorney Sanford Rubenstein (center) is joined by the mother and father of shooting victim Irene Urena Perez. (Photo by David Greene / Gothamist)

 

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