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In a tragic incident, a dedicated NYCHA maintenance supervisor, Leighton Brown, lost his life while on duty in Brooklyn. Mr. Brown, 56, was working an extra shift at the Cypress Hills Houses when a massive tree, weakened by a severe storm, fell and struck him. His commitment to his work, even during challenging weather conditions, is a testament to his dedication. The community mourns the loss of a worker who was serving his city, highlighting the risks faced by essential personnel who maintain public spaces.
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A 56-year-old NYCHA maintenance supervisor, identified as Leighton Brown, died on Saturday afternoon when a tree fell on him at the Cypress Hills Houses in East New York, Brooklyn. The incident occurred around 3:30 PM. A severe storm had brought down numerous trees in the area. Mr. Brown was reportedly walking in a parking lot when a large tree section fell, striking him. Emergency responders attempted resuscitation for approximately 15-20 minutes at the scene.
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A devastating accident has claimed the life of a NYCHA worker, Leighton Brown, 56, who was killed by a falling tree while on an extra shift at the Cypress Hills Houses in Brooklyn. The incident, which occurred during a powerful storm that felled many trees, raises questions about the safety of public housing grounds during severe weather. Mr. Brown was struck by a massive tree in a parking lot, a stark reminder of the dangers faced by essential workers and residents in areas susceptible to extreme weather events. The community is left to grapple with this preventable tragedy.
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