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five other people. The man was eventually subdued, and some of the
patrons continued to hit and kick him until police arrived. Witnesses
say the man was severely beaten and taken to the hospital.
UPDATE: Police say the attacker was Brian Edward Krebs, a 38-year-old Fort Lauderdale resident. Krebs was still hospitalized Monday morning, so a more detailed police report on the incident won't be available until he's booked at the jail.
Pagano
hosted a weekly Pro Jam music event at Fishtales, and promoted countless other events around the region and described himself
on his MySpace page as
"a 'deep in the pocket' style drummer with chops
that are unique and mostly my own. My musical styles include (but not
limited to) Classic rock, Blues, Southern, Funk, Country rock, Motown and
Big band."
Eric Barton and Arielle Castillo contributed to this report. Follow County Grind on Facebook and Twitter: @CountyGrind.
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