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Remembering Adeed Fayaz: Thousands in Brooklyn mourn the loss of officer slain in ‘violent robbery of a father from his family’

By Dean Moses Posted on February 9, 2023
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Adeed Fayaz, the police officer killed in a botched Brooklyn robbery while he was off-duty on Feb. 4, was laid to rest Thursday in an emotional funeral.

Images of the 26-year-old officer gently swayed in the breeze outside of the Al Rayaan Muslim Funeral Services as hundreds of NYPD officers lined the streets along Coney Island Avenue in Midwood to pay their respects. Family members arrived just after 9 a.m. in tears when they embraced in a burst of unfiltered emotion. Anguished wails could be heard emanating from the funeral home after Fayaz’s mother entered — a grim reminder of the power of a mother’s love.

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Remembering Adeed Fayaz: Thousands in Brooklyn mourn the loss of officer slain in ‘violent robbery of a father from his family’

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