NY Islanders hold moment of silence for victims of West Hempstead shooting
The team held a moment of silence before Tuesday's game against the New York Rangers.
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Apr 21, 2021, 9:48 AM
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9ds agoThe New York Islanders paid tribute to the victims of Tuesday's supermarket shooting in West Hempstead.
The team held a moment of silence before Tuesday's game against the New York Rangers.
One person was killed and two others were injured following the shooting at the Stop & Shop location. What followed was a manhunt across parts of Nassau County to track down a suspect, who is now in custody.
The Nassau Coliseum is located less than five miles away from the site of the shooting.