N.Y. CVS Clerk Killed During Christmas Shift He Wasn't Mean to Work
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N.Y. CVS Clerk Killed During Christmas Shift He Wasn't Mean to Work
"Christmas morning for Edeedson Cine was exactly what it should have been: enjoying quality family time and exchanging gifts at a Long Island home. His father, Edeedson Cine Sr., who told the New York Post how his son- "who would step in front of a bullet for anyone"- spent that morning washing dishes and eating breakfast with his three siblings before covering his co-worker's CVS Pharmacy shift at the last minute. But he never made it home."
"Around 6:50 p.m. on Christmas Day, while many families were sitting down enjoying dinner and celebrating, the Suffolk County Police Department responded to a call of a stabbing at a Lindenhurst CVS store. Police found Cine on the floor, suffering from a single stab wound to his chest, Long Island News 12 reported. He was rushed to a West Islip hospital where he was pronounced dead within one hour of the senseless attack."
"Prosecutors alleged John Pilaccio, 43, entered the store Thursday and attacked Cine, the outlet reported. His suspected motive? Money. He allegedly admitted to authorities that he was in debt. The suspect entered the CVS and allegedly demanded money from Cine, who was working behind the counter. Cine refused before he was stabbed."
Edeedson Cine, 23, spent Christmas morning with family before covering a coworker’s CVS shift in Lindenhurst. Around 6:50 p.m., police responded to a stabbing call at the store and found Cine on the floor with a single stab wound to the chest. He was rushed to a West Islip hospital and pronounced dead within an hour. Authorities arrested 43-year-old John Pilaccio at his Lindenhurst home; investigators say Pilaccio admitted he was in debt, demanded money, and stabbed Cine when Cine refused. Pilaccio faces second-degree murder charges, is held without bail, and pleaded not guilty.
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