New York Daily News | Feb 22, 2021 at 7:35 PM When cops collared Michael Mazur, the suspected lookout man in the 2011 shooting death of Whisk Bakery Cafe owner Joshua Rubin, they recovered more than 234 pounds of marijuana in Mazur’s apartment and close to $200,000 in cash. (Court Evidence) Prosecutors pursuing a drug-related murder case against the accused killer of a Brooklyn cafe owner shared photos from a suspect’s home showing it filled with a massive cache of money and marijuana, according to court documents. When cops collared Michael Mazur, the suspected lookout man in the 2011 shooting death of Whisk Bakery Cafe owner Joshua Rubin, they recovered more than 234 pounds of weed in Mazur’s apartment and close to $200,000 in cash. Mazur, along with Kevin Taylor, Gary Robles, ambushed Rubin in an apartment on McDonald Ave. on Halloween in 2011 during a robbery that followed a drug deal that went bad, prosecutors said. All three were charged in Manhattan Federal Court with shooting Rubin during the robbery. Joshua Rubin, the late owner of Whisk Bakery Cafe. (Via Vimeo) Taylor, 27, had previously attempted to rob Rubin, and hatched the plan to take the reefer from the…
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