A Brooklyn mom opted to remember her son’s happy life rather than his brutal death on the wrong end of a gun.
“He was a compassionate dude, everyone loved him,” the devastated mother of shooting victim Tevin Samuel recalled Tuesday. “He was always the life of the party. Always vibrant, always smiling. He was loved by the community.”
The wounded Samuel, 29, was thrown from a passing vehicle early Sunday and left to die on Clarkson Ave. near E. 53rd St. in East Flatbush, according to police. The victim, shot in the left thigh, was pronounced dead at Kings County Hospital following a 5:53 a.m. call to 911, cops said, with the killer still on the loose two days later.
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A Brooklyn mom opted to remember her son’s happy life rather than his brutal death on the wrong end of a gun.
“He was a compassionate dude, everyone loved him,” the devastated mother of shooting victim Tevin Samuel recalled Tuesday. “He was always the life of the party. Always vibrant, [...]
