Biggie Smalls mural in Brooklyn vandalized with red paint
A mural meant to honor Brooklyn icon Biggie Smalls has been vandalized, according to a resident in the area.
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Aug 26, 2022, 4:36 PM
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Updated 601 days ago
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yesterdayA mural meant to honor Brooklyn icon Biggie Smalls has been vandalized, according to a resident in the area.
The black and white portrait of Notorious BIG on the corner of Saint James Place and Fulton Street in Clinton Hill is now covered in red paint.
At the bottom of the mural, a suspect also sprayed the words, "East Coast."
News 12 reached out to police for more information.
