A community is determined to keep a small makeshift goldfish pond alive in Brooklyn after it was destroyed by vandals overnight.
Kemberly Richardson has more on the efforts underway to salvage what's left of the pond and the goldfish that survived.
A fundraising effort is now underway to save the fish that swim in the pond in Bedford-Stuyvesant. Residents said the funds will be used for a filtration system and plexiglass."I love the motivation behind it to bring peace and tranquility to everyone who stops by," said Brooklyn resident Zakiyyah Woods.
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