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A late‑night basketball game in Harlem turned deadly, killing former Fairleigh Dickinson University player Kinu Rochford and prompting city officials to demand action against gun violence.
A Harlem vigil honored former college basketball star Kinu Rochford, whose murder sparked calls for an end to gun violence, as Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg urged information and community leaders pledged new anti‑violence initiatives.
A candlelit vigil in Brooklyn paid tribute to Kinu Rochford, a former college basketball player and nonprofit worker who died from a gunshot wound during a Harlem tournament. Two others were injured, and no arrests have been made.
A 35‑year‑old former collegiate player was fatally shot during a Harlem basketball tournament, leaving two others injured and prompting a citywide call for information.
Kinu Rochford, a former Fairleigh Dickinson University basketball standout, was shot and killed in Harlem while attending a tournament. His career in Europe, community work, and leadership on and off the court have sparked an outpouring of grief.
A July 2 basketball camp in Clinton Hill brought together dozens of homeless youths, volunteers and local lawmakers for a day of skill building, breathwork and community connection.