Bodega owners say violence is another ‘hurdle’ they must face after pandemic
After fighting through the coronavirus pandemic to serve the community, bodega owners say they are now facing another hurdle--violence.
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Jun 17, 2021, 9:27 PM
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11h agoAfter fighting through the coronavirus pandemic to serve the community, bodega owners say they are now facing another hurdle--violence.
News 12’s Jericho Tran takes a look at the incidents reported throughout the city and details what the United Bodegas Association has to say about it.
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