Retired Buffalo Fire Commissioner Garnell Whitfield, center, discusses his family's grief at the loss of his mother, Ruth, who was one of the 10 people killed in the racist attack at Tops Markets on Saturday. He spoke Monday at a fire station near the grocery store. Buffalo Mayor Byron Brown is at left and Fire Commissioner William Renaldo is at right.
Retired Buffalo Fire Commissioner Garnell W. Whitfield said his family still hasn't informed his father that his mother, Ruth, "the love of his life," was one of 10 people killed in the hate-fueled mass shooting Saturday at a grocery store on Buffalo's East Side.
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Buffalo Fire Lt. Matt Ersing, at microphones, on Monday discusses how firefighters from his station responded on Saturday to the mass shooting at the Tops Markets store that is one block away from their firehouse.
Retired Buffalo Fire Commissioner Garnell Whitfield, center, discusses his family's grief at the loss of his mother, Ruth, who was one of the 10 people killed in the racist attack at Tops Markets on Saturday. He spoke Monday at a fire station near the grocery store. Buffalo Mayor Byron Brown is at left and Fire Commissioner William Renaldo is at right.
Buffalo Fire Lt. Matt Ersing, at microphones, on Monday discusses how firefighters from his station responded on Saturday to the mass shooting at the Tops Markets store that is one block away from their firehouse.
