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‘Vino’ Fossella: The people speak

By Ben Muessig
The Brooklyn Paper

What do Bay Ridge residents think of Rep. Vito Fossella since his May 1 drunk driving arrest? We hit the streets to find out.

This is just terrible. He’s setting a very bad example for the youth. I know he said it won’t happen again, but it just shouldn’t have happened the first time. — Therese Brown

He’s a hypocrite, plain and simple. He lost my vote because he could have killed someone when he got behind the wheel. — Victor Rodriguez

They’re all the same, these politicians — each and every one of them thinks they’re above the law. — Peter Lasky

It’s ridiculous that he’d do this when he represents Bay Ridge — when he represents us. There’s absolutely no excuse for it. I’d never drink and drive. — Brigette Kozlin

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