The family of Frankley Duran, a hardworking Brooklyn restaurant worker, is reeling from a tragic shooting that left him braindead just a day before his 37th birthday. Duran was shot in the head while closing up Room 1Hundred in East New York after a fight erupted. He was described as a humble and kind person who had immigrated from the Dominican Republic for a better life.
Duran’s father and uncle flew in from the Dominican Republic to be by his side as doctors declared him braindead. The shooter, involved in an argument over a bill earlier, fired at Duran as he was closing up the restaurant. The family is devastated by the loss, calling it a nightmare and stating that they have lost a good person.
The restaurant worker who was present at the time of the shooting confirmed that Duran was not involved in the argument that led to the gunfire. The shooter is still at large, and the police are searching for the black Ford sedan involved in the incident.
The tragic turn of events has left Duran’s family heartbroken as they wait for more test results to make decisions about his condition. They remember Duran as a hardworking man who only wanted to help his family and make a better life for himself. The community is shocked by the senseless violence that has affected an innocent individual.
Source
Photo credit www.nydailynews.com