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Hey everyone, I've been following the tragic case of Robert Hollimon, who friends affectionately called "Joey." While the details surrounding his attack are truly worrying, I wanted to focus on the importance of community in seeking justice. Joey's friends mentioned a key suspect by the name “Dugga,” reportedly a tall, light-skinned man with long dreads and a New York accent. It's intriguing, yet chilling, how people can move between seemingly mundane city areas and leave such a dark impact. My heart goes out to Joey’s friends and family who are left to piece together what happened. It's gotta be unimaginably tough. Given the circumstances, community members in the Sierra Vista and Cambridge areas could play a crucial role in bringing more information to light. Even the smallest details can often link together to unravel bigger truths. If you’re local to the area or happened to see anything that night, please reach out to LVMPD’s Homicide Section. Joey deserves justice, and his loved ones deserve answers. Stay safe, everyone.
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Hey everyone, I've been following the tragic case of Robert Hollimon, aka "Joey," and something that really sticks with me is the description of "Dugga." It seems very detailed: light-skinned, thin build, long dreads, and a New York accent. I'm curious if anyone else finds this specific description frustrating. It's like having a puzzle piece that doesn't quite fit anywhere. Given that he might be from the New York area, could he have a criminal record there that could help identify him? I wonder if law enforcement is collaborating with NYPD on this. It's heart-wrenching to think Joey's friends had to hear him recount this terrifying incident just before he succumbed to his injuries. Thoughts and prayers go out to them and his family. I hope the community can come together with any information, no matter how small, to bring some justice and closure for Joey. Any thoughts on whether reaching out to NYPD would be effective, or if there's a better approach to take? It's a tough one... Stay safe out there.
