The son of a famous New York City restaurateur died over the weekend after officers found him “unconscious and unresponsive with severe head trauma” after a Rangers hockey game at Madison Square Garden, officials say.
Rich Graessle / Getty ImagesThe son of a famous New York City restaurateur died over the weekend, following a"tragic accident" at Madison Square Garden after a hockey game, officials said.
NBC News has reached out to the New York City Office of the Chief Medical Examiner for the cause and manner of death. "Our deepest and heartfelt condolences go out to his loved ones,” the statement added. The nature of the accident was not immediately revealed.longtime owner of the temporarily closed Il VagabondoVogliano Jr., of New York City and North Salem, New York, is survived by his mother, wife Lesa and children Blaze and Summer, according to anHe was a graphic designer, founder of the magazine"Aspen Aces & Eights" and founder of Monster Productions, a New York web design firm.
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