3 Shot Over Weekend
by Paul Bass | November 12, 2007 8:13 AM | Permalink | Comments (2)
One man was struggling for life in the Hospital of St. Raphael Sunday night after three apparently unrelated shootings across the city this weekend.
The most recent shooting took place Sunday night. A man walked into Yale-New Haven Hospital around 9 p.m. with a gunshot wound, according to Sgt. Marc Calafiore. “We think he was shot from a long distance. He may not have been the intended target,” Calafiore said.The shooting took place at the Farnam Court project off Grand Avenue.
Meanwhile, a 28-year-old man was at St. Raphael’s in a coma, “critical but stable,” after being shot at least three times in the torso just before midnight Saturday at the McConaughy Terrace projects in West Hills, according to Calafiore. “We’re looking at a possible drug-related angle. It’s still early in the investigation,” he said.
The third shooting, Saturday at the Hip Hop Spot store on Dixwell Avenue near Henry, involved an apparent robbery attempt, Calafiore said. The 42-year-old victim’s wounds were not life-threatening.
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Posted by: Fedupwithliberals | November 12, 2007 8:55 AM
Not to worry, Paul! These are just "markings".
Posted by: on whalley | November 12, 2007 10:47 AM
Tag! You're it!
I walk by the "Hip Hop Spot" regularly and could never imagine why somebody would open a shop like that around here. Sure, there's money to be made, theoretically anyway. But you're knowingly or not setting up a beacon to attract this sort of thing. Just look at what happened when 50 Fitch went from middle aged people and classic rock and baseball to "hip-hop" and college aged kids.
It's like opening a comic book shop and being surprised you're surrounded by a bunch of nerds. Open a "hip-hop" shop and gee, who do you get hanging around?
That being said "Jimmy's" shops can pull it off a little better/safer because the shops are open, well lit, clean, and essentially run like any other chain retailer. In short it's "yuppie safe."
As derogatory a term as "yuppie" has become and despite how posters like "Charlie" like to knock suburbs for being "boring" they don't have nearly as many incidents of this going on. Not just in suburban areas but "yuppie safe" types of businesses don't have this going on as often as the "urban" business do. Why was that shop owner killed on Chapel a few months back in a robbery and not the ladies at the uppity pasta shop? A couple of women should be an easier target and that shop probably has more money but that crook went to that "urban clothiers" shop and shot that owner.
I'm glad the owner is going to be alright but this is just going to happen again and again and again...
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