Gavin DeGraw Beaten in the East Village, Hospitalized
Pop singer and National Underground co-owner Gavin DeGraw was jumped by a group of thugs early yesterday morning near the corner of East Sixth Street and First Avenue. After the throwdown, the 34-year-old performer reportedly stumbled away on foot, sporting a broken nose and facial lacerations. As if the situation couldn’t get any worse, a taxi “lightly” clipped DeGraw at Nineteenth Street.
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Degraw was rushed to Bellevue Hospital where he still remains. Even though the Post claims that robbery was not the motive, something shady was definitely going on here.
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