Eladio Arrendando Estrada was a 59-year-old Hispanic/Latino male who worked long hours as a street vendor selling corn from a pushcart in north Phoenix, Arizona. He was well known in the neighborhood where he regularly parked his cart, described in news coverage and by relatives as a popular, hardworking family man who joked with customers and was widely recognized in the community. Family members later told reporters that he was a father of four and grandfather to several children, remembered a
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