'Please, if you are going to use weapons, shoot a paper card and learn about its use and handling.' Yarimar urged those who use weapons to learn how to shoot. I was so far away without being able to do anything, I couldn't even say goodbye to you.' 'There are so many things I still needed to learn from you.

'Two days ago you called me with excitement, asking me to save the date and help you prepare to renew your wedding vows with daddy in Puerto Rico,' she said on Sunday. Yarimar, who competed in the Summer Olympics last year and in 2016 remarked, “I apologize to Puerto Rico because even if I wanted to, I really can’t compete, my place is with my family.” I was so far away without being able to do anything, I couldn’t even say goodbye to you,' Yarimar wrote while adding that she would give anything to trade places with her mother. Shocking video shows Asian woman shot dead after stabbing cop delivering eviction notice Pregnant woman shot dead with crossbow by 'former husband', baby in critical condition

The 27-year-old daughter then wrote about all the things her mother will miss out on - her daughter's wedding day, making clothes for her grandchildren, and a scheduled vow renewal with her husband in Puerto Rico. The man was wounded in the leg but survived. She died from her injuries the next day, Waterbury police said, adding that she was not the intended target. Mabel, 56, was struck in the head by a shooter who opened fire on a man strolling outside her house in Waterbury, Connecticut. 'Why you? Why this way? You were just sitting in your little house sewing, as you always did,” Yarimar said in Spanish. Yarimar Mercado Martinez, a Puerto Rican rifle shooter, expressed her grief in an Instagram post that contained images and a video of her mother. Mabel Martinez, the mother of a Puerto Rican Olympian was shot in the head while sewing at her Connecticut home on April 9, according to authorities and her daughter.

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