A poster of Adan Gonzalez promotes a vigil that was held to remember the slain East Harlem resident. (DNAinfo/Gabriela Resto-Montero)By Gabriela Resto-Montero
DNAinfo Reporter/Producer
EAST HARLEM — After a month of anxious waiting and rallies by friends, police have identified a person of interest in the murder of a Columbia-Presbyterian medical assistant.
Investigators released a photo of the man they wish to talk to about the fatal stabbing of Adan Gonzalez, 28, on Feb. 6 near the Orbit Bar, where he'd been drinking with friends.
The person of interest is described as a Black or Hispanic male, six feet tall and weighing 220 pounds.
Police released this image of a man wanted for questioning in the murder of Adan Gonzalez, 28, of East Harlem. (NYPD)Since his death, East Harlem friends have mounted a campaign to find his killer and have been working with the NYPD to search for a clue.
Posters with Gonzalez' photo have been plastered around the neighborhood. An NYPD community liaison officer also turned at a rally at the Orbit Bar held days after his death.
Friends of Gonzalez described him as a man who loved music and dancing. He was stabbed with a butcher's knife about two blocks from the bar he often frequented.
Anyone with information on the murder of Adan Gonzalez is asked to contact Crime Stoppers at 1-800-577-TIPS.
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