Brooklyn Residents Struggle to Resume Normal Life After Deli Worker Executed Over $2 Cigar Theft!
CNS News– The residents of a Brooklyn neighborhood are reeling in shock and fear after a bodega worker was tragically executed by a gunman in a dispute over a $2 cigar. The victim, 37-year-old Nazim Berry, was shot in the back of the head during an altercation that erupted when he refused to provide a free Black and Mild cigar to a customer.
Berry, who worked at Amin Deli as a clerk, was described as a peaceful individual who never sought trouble. The shooting has left the community in a state of distress, with residents expressing concerns about escalating violence in the city.
Eyewitnesses recount that the customer returned to the store with a gun after being denied the free cigar and fatally shot Berry in front of the store. The incident has prompted reflection on the precariousness of everyday life, with one resident lamenting, “It’s sad. He didn’t use to bother anyone.”
Neighbors left terrified after Brooklyn deli worker is executed over $2 cigar: ‘Can’t just live a normal life’ https://t.co/E3UZWFGCmD pic.twitter.com/1iApqor6yB
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Police have released security camera images in hopes of identifying the perpetrator, who remains at large. The senseless violence has prompted calls for justice, with the United Bodega Workers of America offering a substantial reward for information leading to the arrest of the suspect.
The tragic death of Nazim Berry serves as a grim reminder of the harsh realities faced by individuals in communities plagued by gun violence, leaving residents grappling with fear and uncertainty about their safety.