Video shows gangster's girlfriend pulled
knife from BAG and stabbed NYC bodega
worker, 61, as he defended himself in
dispute over $3: Fury as store worker
is charged with MURDER for stabbing assailant
while woman walks away scot free
Posted By: Ribicon, 7/11/2022 10:13:53 AM
New surveillance footage has emerged of bodega worker Jose Alba, 61, trying to fend off the gangster he stabbed to death and his girlfriend as the pair attacked him in his store in a row over a $3 bag of chips. Alba has been charged with second degree murder for the incident on July 1. He used the store's boxcutter to stab Austin Simon in the neck and chest after he charged into the store wearing a $350 Amiri t-shirt, demanding that Alba apologize to his girlfriend. She had tried to buy a bag of chips but her card was declined as she tried to pay for them. Alba refused
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Pam Hemphill is a former drug and alcohol counselor who has been sober for 42 years and helped thousands of addicts find sobriety.
Pam Hemphill is a 69-year-old grandma.
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** Joe Hoft wrote about Pam on Monday.
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Imagine expecting a bLACK Soros DA arresting a bLACK knifewoman, with Juneteemph not only a month in the past. For shame, Daily Mail.