Shooker! Brooklyn Nine-Nine Star, Andre Braugher Dies @ 61

According to a People Magazine article published on Monday, American TV celebrity Andre Braugher passed away at the age of 61. The magazine attributed his death to a short illness.

In addition to being well-known for his portrayal of Captain Raymond Holt in the comedy series “Brooklyn Nine-Nine,” Braugher won his first Emmy in 1998 for his performance as police investigator Frank Pemberton in the crime series “Homicide: Life on the Street.”

Beyond television, Braugher left his mark in notable films such as “City of Angels,” “Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer,” “Salt,” and “Poseidon.”

Tributes are pouring in from co-stars and colleagues following the news of his demise. Terry Crews, who also starred in “Brooklyn Nine-Nine,” expressed his disbelief on Instagram, honouring Braugher’s irreplaceable talent and remembering the wisdom, advice, kindness, and friendship he shared.

Producers of “Brooklyn Nine-Nine,” NBC, and Universal Television issued a joint statement praising Braugher for performances that will “continue to inspire future generations.” The statement acknowledged his ability to infuse characters like Det. Frank Pembleton and Capt. Holt with ferocity, dignity, and comedic brilliance.

Survived by his wife, Ami Brabson, and their three children – John Wesley Braugher, Michael Braugher, and Isaiah Braugher – Andre Braugher’s legacy is