Police identify victim of deadly hit-and-run in Brooklyn
Police have identified the man killed Friday in a hit-and-run in Brooklyn that witnesses described as intentional.
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Police have identified the man killed Friday in a hit-and-run in Brooklyn that witnesses described as intentional.
The victim's brother says his brother and the suspect had some sort of dispute before the deadly hit-and-run.
There was a deadly hit-and-run in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, on Friday, and some are saying it was no accident. As CBS2's Alecia Reid reports, there was a disagreement before the driver hit a man and took off.
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