Family victimized by gun violence receives help from Brooklyn businesses
Patricia Brathwaite told News 12 in September that her “life was changed forever” when six people, including her 7-year-old son, were shot on the corner of Crown Street and Nostrand Avenue.
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Dec 26, 2020, 11:48 PM
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8h agoSome Brooklyn businesses took it upon themselves to help a
family who fell victim to gun violence on Labor Day weekend.
Patricia Brathwaite told News 12 in September that her
“life was changed forever” when six people, including her 7-year-old son, were
shot on the corner of Crown Street and Nostrand Avenue.
Donovan Bailey, 15, was arrested on charges that include
attempted murder and assault.
Business owners say the attack felt personal and took it
upon themselves to give them an array of gift cards and certificates.
“I’m just grateful for everyone that’s helping out,” she
said.
Braithwaite’s son still relies on a walker to get around
and goes to physical therapy three times a week.
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