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Murder Outside Woodside Club

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Nov. 15, 2010 Staff Report

A man was fatally stabbed during a brawl outside a Woodside night club early Sunday.

The man was stabbed in the neck outside of the Otro Rollos Tropical Bar on Northern Blvd. in Woodside (pictured above). He was identified as Brahim Prasad, of Flushing, police said. As many as 30-40 men were in a melee outside the premises.

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Our elected Democrat Officials are too busy blaming President Trump for all our problems instead of deBlasio who they support turnstile jumpers, pot smokers, anti-cop and race-baiting agendas, homeless hotels, shelters, bike lanes, etc…

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