But personal threats, anonymously, is just weak garbage,' he says.Ĭorben, who has more than 77,000 followers on Twitter, tells New Times he posted the video with hopes that someone would recognize the suspect and that police would complete a thorough investigation. Recreating Baywatch in Miami, D’Errico captioned her Instagram post. Hosted by former RuPaul Drag Race contestant Tammie Brown, the night featured. 'Having a public discussion with whoever took offense to my comment in city hall or in a Zoom meeting, non-anonymously, would be great. 1 hour ago &0183 &32 The Baywatch star, 55, shared a photo of herself wearing a Baywatch-esque bathing suit while on a Florida beach. 1 of 29 Kat De Barros Begin Slideshow On Saturday, February 4, Wigwood returned to Gramps after a two-year hiatus. We had SO much fun We would definitely come back. Wasn't sure what to expect.just purchased tickets on a whim. He did not think it would warrant what he considers a death threat. said 'Took my family here (adult children) while we were on vacation in Miami. Gersten's offer to remove the Columbus statue came after protesters spray-painted the monument on June 10, leading police to charge into the park and make arrests. Gersten says he wanted his proposal to be a conversation starter with the city and for it to go through appropriate channels. It's not just random,' Kerr tells New Times. 'It appears to be beyond a regular graffiti act. Dan Kerr of the Wynwood Neighborhood Enhancement Team says City of Miami Police are currently investigating the incident, which he says seems more grave than just a simple act of tagging. #BREAKING: After owner offered $5,000 donation to to help remove Christopher Columbus statue from downtown, his business was spray painted with death threat #BecauseMiami /iZBbrC5CzN- Billy Corben JCmdr. Miracle on the mile Happy hour specials Rosemarys baby Inside The main bar Booths inside the main bar Christmastime 2022 Double Stubble Drag Night. Security footage from Gramps and neighboring businesses shows a person in a black hood, mask, and glasses spray-painting the wall around 4:30 a.m. Located in the heart of Wynwood in Miami, Gramps is a bar that also features live music, stand-up comedy, DJs, cultural events, and merriment. 'It didn't say 'Gramps goes' - it said 'you go.'' 'I thought I must have struck a nerve with someone,' Gersten says. Photo courtesy of Adam Gersten After a Wynwood bar owner offered 5,000 for the City of. After a Wynwood bar owner offered $5,000 for the City of Miami to remove a statue of Christopher Columbus from Bayfront Park, his business was spray-painted with an ominous message: 'IF COLUMBUS GOES, YOU GO.'Īdam Gersten, the owner of Gramps, tells New Times he feels confused and concerned about the nature of the threat. Joshua Ceballos J4:22PM This message was spray-painted on the wall of Gramps bar in Wynwood.

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