A Maryland teenager who was vacationing in Puerto Rico was killed on an Isla Verde beach near the Casa Cuba club, according to police on the island.
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"My boy was an innocent kid with not a single violent bone in his body," Tommy Grays said."He had never been in a physical fight a day in his life and he lost his life, and it’s being said he was being violent. Makes no sense."According to the father, Tommy Grays, the argument involved a different family member and ended when Martínez allegedly grabbed a gun.
"My son had actually stopped the situation happening," Tommy Grays said."He then walked back to the beach and was in the water with his stepfather when the guy came running back up with the
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