On March 29, 2025, the Bedford-Stuyvesant community in Brooklyn faced a heartbreaking tragedy with the untimely death of Cowin Adams, a cherished local figure and dedicated father of four. Known for his vibrant spirit and infectious laughter, Adams was fatally stabbed outside Mr. Carrot organic grocery store on Fulton Street, leaving friends and family in shock over the violent act that claimed his life.
Cowin Adams, 44, was more than just a father; he was a beloved neighborhood personality, fondly remembered for his ability to uplift those around him. His cousin Janay shared, “He’ll make you laugh,” reflecting the deep love and admiration those in the community had for him. “I’m going to miss him,” she added, capturing the collective grief felt by many.
The incident occurred around 4:25 p.m. when Adams was attacked outside the store. In a desperate attempt to seek help, he ran inside but collapsed before he could receive medical assistance. Despite the swift response of emergency services, he was pronounced dead shortly after arriving at Interfaith Medical Center.
A makeshift memorial of candles and flowers has been erected near the crime scene, serving as a poignant tribute to Adams, who was affectionately known by his nickname “Get Rite.” This name, a testament to his charm and charisma, reflects the light he brought into the lives of those around him…