Man who fixed bicycles on the street shut down

Kevin Mullins reaches an agreement with officers from the 50th Precinct over his business

BY STACY DRIKS

Posted 12/31/69

The man known for fixing and donating his adult and children bicycles to people near Manhattan College agreed to stop his on-street operation after he struck an agreement with police.

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