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Gunman accused of killing beloved NYC deli worker was known neighborhood ‘tough guy’ nabbed in massive gang bust

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Gunman accused of killing beloved NYC deli worker was known neighborhood ‘tough guy’ nabbed in massive gang bust
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Kavone Horton, a 28-year-old with a history of gang involvement and prior arrests, is accused of fatally shooting Abdul Saleh, a 28-year-old deli worker and father of two, during a fight outside Sal’s Deli and Grocery in Manhattan's East Village. Horton, known locally as a neighborhood 'tough guy,' had been previously arrested in a 2016 federal gang takedown and had multiple prior complaints filed against him by deli workers. Saleh had expressed fears about safety in the area, and Horton now faces charges including murder, manslaughter, and weapons possession.

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Publication timeTue, 28 Apr 2026 18:11:42 -0400
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Metro Gunman accused of killing beloved NYC deli worker was known neighborhood ‘tough guy’ nabbed in massive gang bust By Joe Marino, Steven Vago and Jorge Fitz-Gibbon Published April 28, 2026, 6:11 p.m. ET The goon accused of gunning down a beloved East Village deli worker was rounded up in a massive federal gang takedown a decade ago — and came back to allegedly terrorize the neighborhood, The Post has learned. Kavone Horton, 28 — who lives with his mother half a block away from Sal’s Deli and Grocery — allegedly harassed workers there so often they had filed at least two police complaints against him before the fatal encounter.

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