Instead, officers assumed he was drunk and had fallen. Perez's family and supporters, that the police made a critical mistake by not immediately treating his case as a crime. Perez also came, having been alerted by a neighbor and the police, she said. The executive officer of the Detective Borough of Queens, Inspector Paul Amundson, said that a little after 4, the 114th Precinct had received an anonymous 911 call reporting a man shot on 24th Street, and within minutes, police officers and an ambulance were on the scene. Perez paused the tape and walked out of the apartment, saying he was going for a smoke. ''If we had gone to sleep nothing would have happened.'' Instead, she said, Mr. ''That was when we should have gone to bed,'' Mrs.
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When the first movie ended, they popped in another tape, this time a Batman picture. Perez say that the police and Elmhurst Hospital made errors in the crucial hours after he was found, assertions that the hospital and the police dispute. Perez's sister, Alice Perez, echoed the sentiments expressed by many people in the neighborhood when she said she would have no peace ''until I know who killed him.'' Meanwhile, relatives and supporters of Mr. And the fact that this was sudden, violent death feeds the suspicion and paranoia on the Lower East Side and plays into people's worst fantasies.'' Perez's estate, put it this way: ''We miss him. Ron Kuby, the civil rights lawyer, who is representing Mr. The absence of power is going to create changes. ''People are in pain, emotional turmoil, fear and depression. Perez's who represents the district in the City Council. ''When you lose a leader, the perception, whatever the reality, makes people feel lost,'' said Margarita Lopez, a political ally of Mr.
Perez's death with candle-light vigils, protests, poems, a mural, a garden dedication and conspiracy theories. Residents of the East Village and the Lower East Side have reacted to Mr. ''They mobilized voters in the housing projects who hadn't voted before.'' ''This was a major upset,'' said Ester Fuchs, the director of the Center for Urban Research and Policy at Columbia University. A member of Community Board 3 since 1990, he was part of a group of Democrats who helped form a new multiethnic coalition that brought together people in the projects, East Village artists and traditional liberal Democrats. Perez's passion, he also immersed himself in politics. And it casts a shadow on one of the East Village's most contentious issues in recent years: the city's sale of the old school building on Ninth Street near Avenue B that houses the Charas/El Bohio Cultural and Community Center, which Mr. It hangs over the September election for Democratic district leader, a post he held for nearly four years. Who killed Armando Perez and why remains a mystery, though the police said last week that they had a new lead. An ambulance took him to Elmhurst Hospital Center, where he died that day of multiple blunt-force injuries, the city medical examiner found. Perez, a longtime community leader in the East Village and the Lower East Side, bleeding on the sidewalk. on April 3, the police, responding to an anonymous call, found Mr. Perez's wife, Marianne Kunitz-Perez, was waiting for him when whatever happened to him happened.Īround 4 A.M. The half-moon-shaped stain lies midway between the curb and an old maple tree, within sight of the Ravenswood housing project where Mr. THE bloodstain that marks the spot where Armando Perez fell can still be seen on 24th Street in Long Island City, Queens, just south of 34th Avenue.
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