East New York & Brownsville
Crime & Mayhem

Man Dies After Walking into Brooklyn Hospital with Stab Wounds

By Jesse Lent on August 11, 2012 3:40pm

A man died after walking into a Brooklyn hospital with stab wounds Saturday August 11

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BROOKLYN — A man died after walking into a Brooklyn hospital with stab wounds to his shoulder and torso early Saturday, police said.

Michael Aponte, 21, of Fulton Street, Cypress Hills, walked into Wyckoff Heights Medical Center at 2 a.m., police said.

He died shortly after his arrival.

Police said there had been no arrests as of Saturday afternoon and their investigation was continuing.

 

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