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NYPD: Man Found Dead in Astoria, Evidence of Trauma to Face

The man was found in front of 20-16 18th St. (Photo: Google Maps)

Aug. 9, 2018 By Tara Law

Police are investigating the death of a man who was found unconscious on 18th Street in Astoria early today.

Police responded to a 911 call at 12:48 a.m. about an unconscious man, 48, lying in front of 20-16 18th St.  Emergency responders found the man unresponsive, with evidence of trauma on his face. 

The man was rushed to Mount Sinai Hospital, where he was pronounced dead.

The medical examiner has yet to determine the cause of the man’s death. Police said that the examiner will make a determination as to whether or not it will be ruled a homicide.

No one has been arrested in regard to the incident, and the investigation is ongoing.

The man’s identity has not been released as it is pending family notification. 

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Anonymous

It is very unfortunate how rude and disrespectful some people can be. How about before you come out and say things you think about Cary’s family who might be reading these comments. I am not talking about his fake wife or her family who trust me know exactly what happened to him. His parents who are grieving and have no answers to what happened to their son. How do you think they sleep at night. Cary was not perfect but he was a person who tried the best he could, took care of his kids and provided for them the best way he knew. No one deserves to die the way he did . I am a true believer in Karma and the people responsible and covering up will get what they deserve.

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lieutenantdan

The good people of this apartment complex and all of our neighborhood should maybe considered starting a block watch association and work with our local police in doing so. Our 114 police has a website and this site lists what is called Build the Block and they have neighborhood safety meetings
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https://www1.nyc.gov/site/nypd/bureaus/patrol/buildtheblock.page

I took this from 114’s website –
“Build the Block” Neighborhood Safety Meetings
Neighborhood policing seeks to close the divide between cops and community. But it can only succeed with your support.

That’s why the NYPD has been holding a series of local meetings. These “Build the Block” neighborhood safety meetings are strategy sessions between local police officers and the people they serve. The meetings have two simple goals: identify the public safety challenges of a specific neighborhood and discuss potential solutions.

The department is taking another important step towards improving trust, collaboration, and safety through neighborhood policing. But we can’t do it without you.

Join the discussion about issues in your community. This is your opportunity to have your voice heard about specific safety and policing challenges in your own neighborhood. To locate a meeting in your neighborhood, go to buildtheblock.nyc.

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Anonymous

He changed Alot for his children and didn’t deserve this nobody has the right to take a life n judge anybody

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Will

No need for that comment nobody deserve to be killed nobody nobody has the right to take a life he changed his life arround and changed for his chrildren you or nobody elese should b a judge

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AstoriaAssociate

You lose your right to voice a comment when you cannot construct a sentence nor spellcheck.

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Will

You got some nerve Ahmed. Nobody deserve to b killed nobody has the right to take a life. Ppl change

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Amauris ortiz

How do you know he was a drug pusher. Did you ever buy drugs from him? Doesn’t make you any better! Nobody deserves to be killed no matter the reason. How about someone calls you a homo pedophile? Wether is true or not!! How would your family feel if someone kills you.

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John Long

Yes I Know That Cocaine Addict Kenny … I Heard He Lost His Apt. On 30th Rd. Because He Snorts Coke Everyday !

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Neighbor

The Marine Terrace section 8 housing development was, is and always will be notoriously known for high crime.

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Will

You ppl are talking about marine terrace office and hud the real thing here is a good father was killed they need to lock up every one involved and his so called wife

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Anonimus

No Debra no cameras the new company don’t want cameras it cost too much 115 million they got from the gov is not enough the more they invest the less they will have in their pocket the first thing they should have invested in is cameras this place is infected with drug dealers drug users criminals and the good soles know their shit this neighborhood used to be good not anymore many of us would want out but we can’t project section 8 does not allow tenants to take their rights elsewhere if we move we can not get another apt in section 8 we loose our rights and we can not effort market rent so we stock here among the drugs and the dealers and the users and just people don’t worrie about the homeless at list they know who they are worrie about the people that live here and no one knows who they are or where they came from they just live here and no one cares to check it’s just a matter of time untill the next crime but shhhhh don’t tell mama???I think Hud should investigate they will be surprised what they will find good luck to us all

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Fran

The lady that was interviewed on your news link who lived in Astoria for 40 years is saying what most of us know and experiencing. There was a time when we were unified as residents of Astoria and looked out for one and other that is no longer the case with how the neighborhood has changed. Its the working class and the elderly that I am most concerned about. The young middle class will just find a place with a doorman and security or just move out.

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Mark

Oh Fran stop the pearl clutching.

People still look out for each other. There was crime years ago too.
The guy that shot his ex-wife, wife and child obviously had issues.

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Frances Michaels

Area getting too shady over there !!!!!! So there’s a killer on the loose now !!!!

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Joe

This location is at the new Marine Terrace Housing Development which also houses homeless Veterans. For those of you they do not know, I urge you to google it or drive around there before living in the Ditmars area. There are new apartments being built perhaps some of you would like to apply for Project-Based Rental Assistance.

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Anonymous

where they took down the garages is where they are going to house homeless veterans or so they say maybe one or two but not all will be veterans probably more homeless then veterans.

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