Vigil, scholarship honor victim of Patchogue hate crime
Quick ReadJoselo Lucero, choking back tears as he addressed the crowd, said he wants "my brother's name to stay alive."
Photo credit: James Carbone | Students from the Saxton Middle School in the Patchogue Medford School District sing during a vigil for hate crime slaying victim Marcelo Lucero in Patchogue in November.
On the day Patchogue officials re-christened the site of Marcelo Lucero's death as "Unity Place," Joselo Lucero asked a crowd of about 250 people to support a scholarship fund in his brother's name.
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