Loved ones say goodbye to father killed in Brooklyn crash
Family and friends bid a final farewell to the 26-year-old man killed in a crash the day before Thanksgiving.
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Nov 30, 2020, 1:11 PM
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2h agoFamily and friends bid a final farewell to the 26-year-old man killed in a crash the day before Thanksgiving.
Dozens attended the funeral Sunday for Alexander Ulloa-Toribio at Ortiz Funeral Home in Williamsburg to honor his life.
Loved ones say Ulloa-Toribio was a fun person and a great dad to his 1-year-old daughter.
As News 12 reported, Ulloa-Toribio was killed when another car's tire blew out on Grand Street and caused his car to slam into a tree.
"My cousin, he was a good person, a good cousin, a good father, a good son, everybody loved him," says Wanda Francisco, the cousin of Ulloa-Toribio. "I want the person in jail."
Relatives say a lawyer will look into whether there was any foul play.
