A New York tourist was killed in Portoresto while visiting the bad four

Tourist New York He was killed during his visit to Puerto Rico to attend a bad concert, according to the police.

Kevin Maris, 25, was shot on the left side of his stomach early Sunday morning in the Los Angeles Perla region in San Juan, PortoricoWho has a history of violence. The shooting was held in the early morning hours on Sunday at a night drop called “a shelter for the men whose treatment” in the coastal community was held.

Many people who were near Mares entered Hajjah, withdrawing one person from a pistol and shooting at least three others, including New Yorker. The mares were transferred to a local hospital, but he died, and the murder was killed. Arnaldo Ruiz said.

Two other people, a brother and sister in the mid -forties of them, remain in the hospital.

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Ruiz said that Maris was in San Juan to see a bad rabbit at a concert, as his 30th show began recently.

Officials do not have many details of the shooting and they have no description of the suspect yet.

“We have very little information,” said Ruiz.

La Perla was once known as a Main distribution center Heroin, which brought high violence rates to the area. In 2011, the SHANTYTOWN was raided and dozens of arrest.

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Gofundme, who collects money for Mares, describes it as “a very beloved son, a loyal friend and an inspiration for everyone who knows him.”

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Maris said: “His comfortable kindness, his adventure spirit and the firm commitment to the family made him a pillar of strength for his loved ones. Kevin had a bright future in the future, with plans to suggest his girlfriend for six years this fall, and he always created memories with those closest to him.” “The family was in the midst of everything he did, and his sudden death left an impressive void in our lives.”

The Associated Press contributed to this report.