Man Charged With Murder After Woman Killed, Baby Critically Injured in Push From Bronx Apartment Balcony
2550 Olinville Ave, Williamsbridge, Bronx
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- A 31-year-old man has been charged with murder after a woman was killed and her baby critically injured when they were pushed from a Bronx apartment balcony early Tuesday, the NYPD said.
- Angel Carrasco, of Woodycrest Avenue in the Bronx, was arrested Wednesday at about 10:20 p.m. within the 49th Precinct, police said Thursday. He is charged with murder, attempted murder, manslaughter, attempted manslaughter and assault.
- Detectives had named Carrasco as wanted in connection with the incident Wednesday afternoon and released a surveillance photo showing him in a black hooded sweatshirt, a White Sox cap and light blue cargo pants, asking the public for help finding him. Multiple outlets, citing police sources, had earlier reported that detectives were seeking to question the victim's ex-boyfriend; the NYPD has not described Carrasco's relationship to her.
- Officers responded to a 911 call at about 3:38 a.m. Tuesday outside 2550 Olinville Ave. in Allerton and found the woman and an 8-month-old baby on the ground with injuries consistent with a fall from an elevated position.
- Further investigation indicated both were pushed from a balcony, the NYPD said.
- The woman, identified by police as Nathaly Ramirez, 23, was pronounced dead at a nearby hospital. Her infant daughter remains in critical condition.
- The pair fell from a 15th-floor balcony of the 18-story building, according to reports. Community members placed candles outside the building Wednesday.
- Charges are pending arraignment. The investigation is ongoing.
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The 8-month-old girl remains in critical condition, according to the most recent police update.
Police had named Carrasco as wanted Wednesday afternoon and released a surveillance photo asking the public for help finding him. He was in custody roughly seven hours later.
Carrasco is charged with murder, attempted murder, manslaughter, attempted manslaughter and assault, the NYPD said.
According to an update from the NYPD, Angel Carrasco, 31, was arrested Wednesday at 10:20 p.m. in the 49th Precinct in connection with the balcony push that killed a woman and critically injured her infant daughter.
Police are still searching for Carrasco, who may have left the city.
Go live or comment if you have information on his whereabouts. Contact authorities with any information.
The NYPD has identified Angel Carrasco, 31, as wanted in connection with Tuesday's deaths and injuries at 2550 Olinville Ave.
Community members gathered outside 2550 Olinville Ave. Wednesday morning, placing candles and flowers while paying respects to Nathaly Ramirez, 23, who police say was pushed from a 15th-floor balcony with her 8-month-old daughter early Tuesday. The child remains in critical condition. No arrests have been made.
Police have also confirmed that they are investigating this incident as a homicide.
No arrests have been made. The investigation is ongoing.
A neighbor told WABC she heard a woman yelling "Please don't do this" before seeing something fall. A next-door resident told amNY he heard a man shouting around 3 a.m. before it went quiet.
Multiple outlets report, citing police sources, that detectives are seeking to question Ramirez's ex-boyfriend. Gothamist reports police described the man they are looking for as in his 30s with a ponytail, last seen wearing a gray sweatshirt. The NYPD did not confirm reports of a person of interest when contacted by Citizen and has not publicly named a suspect.
The pair fell from a 15th-floor balcony of the 18-story building, according to reports. Investigators spent hours examining the balcony and canvassing for surveillance video and additional witnesses.
The NYPD has identified the woman as Nathaly Ramirez, 23, of the Bronx. She was pronounced dead at a nearby hospital. The baby, 8 months old, remains in critical condition.
Police now say the woman and the baby were pushed from the building. According to the NYPD, officers responded to a 911 call at about 3:38 a.m. for two people injured outside 2550 Olinville Ave. And found a 23-year-old woman and an infant girl with injuries consistent with a fall from an elevated position. Further investigation indicated both were pushed.
There are no arrests at this time, and the investigation remains ongoing.
At this time, it is still not clear whether the mother-daughter pair fell, jumped, or were pushed out of the apartment building.
NBC News reported, per police sources, that witnesses reported hearing a disturbance in the woman’s apartment before she fell to her death. The police sources also said there is a history of domestic violence at the woman’s address.
NBC News reported that NYPD detectives are looking to question the ex-boyfriend of the 23-year-old-woman. The man has not been named.
Investigators are reviewing surveillance video, searching for additional witnesses, and looking to speak with a man whose connection to the victims has not been disclosed. No arrests have been reported.
A 23-year-old woman has died, and an approximately 1-year-old girl is critically injured after they were found outside the Allerton Arms apartment building around 3:30 a.m. Police said both had injuries consistent with a fall from an elevated position but have not confirmed how the woman and child fell.
The address reported for this incident has changed to 2550 Olinville Ave.
A user video shows police activity in the area.
Incident reported at 668 Allerton Ave.
The 8-month-old girl remains in critical condition, according to the most recent police update.
Police had named Carrasco as wanted Wednesday afternoon and released a surveillance photo asking the public for help finding him. He was in custody roughly seven hours later.
Carrasco is charged with murder, attempted murder, manslaughter, attempted manslaughter and assault, the NYPD said.
According to an update from the NYPD, Angel Carrasco, 31, was arrested Wednesday at 10:20 p.m. in the 49th Precinct in connection with the balcony push that killed a woman and critically injured her infant daughter.
Police are still searching for Carrasco, who may have left the city.
Go live or comment if you have information on his whereabouts. Contact authorities with any information.
The NYPD has identified Angel Carrasco, 31, as wanted in connection with Tuesday's deaths and injuries at 2550 Olinville Ave.
Community members gathered outside 2550 Olinville Ave. Wednesday morning, placing candles and flowers while paying respects to Nathaly Ramirez, 23, who police say was pushed from a 15th-floor balcony with her 8-month-old daughter early Tuesday. The child remains in critical condition. No arrests have been made.
Police have also confirmed that they are investigating this incident as a homicide.
No arrests have been made. The investigation is ongoing.
A neighbor told WABC she heard a woman yelling "Please don't do this" before seeing something fall. A next-door resident told amNY he heard a man shouting around 3 a.m. before it went quiet.
Multiple outlets report, citing police sources, that detectives are seeking to question Ramirez's ex-boyfriend. Gothamist reports police described the man they are looking for as in his 30s with a ponytail, last seen wearing a gray sweatshirt. The NYPD did not confirm reports of a person of interest when contacted by Citizen and has not publicly named a suspect.
The pair fell from a 15th-floor balcony of the 18-story building, according to reports. Investigators spent hours examining the balcony and canvassing for surveillance video and additional witnesses.
The NYPD has identified the woman as Nathaly Ramirez, 23, of the Bronx. She was pronounced dead at a nearby hospital. The baby, 8 months old, remains in critical condition.
Police now say the woman and the baby were pushed from the building. According to the NYPD, officers responded to a 911 call at about 3:38 a.m. for two people injured outside 2550 Olinville Ave. And found a 23-year-old woman and an infant girl with injuries consistent with a fall from an elevated position. Further investigation indicated both were pushed.
There are no arrests at this time, and the investigation remains ongoing.
At this time, it is still not clear whether the mother-daughter pair fell, jumped, or were pushed out of the apartment building.
NBC News reported, per police sources, that witnesses reported hearing a disturbance in the woman’s apartment before she fell to her death. The police sources also said there is a history of domestic violence at the woman’s address.
NBC News reported that NYPD detectives are looking to question the ex-boyfriend of the 23-year-old-woman. The man has not been named.
Investigators are reviewing surveillance video, searching for additional witnesses, and looking to speak with a man whose connection to the victims has not been disclosed. No arrests have been reported.
A 23-year-old woman has died, and an approximately 1-year-old girl is critically injured after they were found outside the Allerton Arms apartment building around 3:30 a.m. Police said both had injuries consistent with a fall from an elevated position but have not confirmed how the woman and child fell.
The address reported for this incident has changed to 2550 Olinville Ave.
A user video shows police activity in the area.
Incident reported at 668 Allerton Ave.
The 8-month-old girl remains in critical condition, according to the most recent police update.
Police had named Carrasco as wanted Wednesday afternoon and released a surveillance photo asking the public for help finding him. He was in custody roughly seven hours later.
Carrasco is charged with murder, attempted murder, manslaughter, attempted manslaughter and assault, the NYPD said.
According to an update from the NYPD, Angel Carrasco, 31, was arrested Wednesday at 10:20 p.m. in the 49th Precinct in connection with the balcony push that killed a woman and critically injured her infant daughter.
Police are still searching for Carrasco, who may have left the city.
Go live or comment if you have information on his whereabouts. Contact authorities with any information.
The NYPD has identified Angel Carrasco, 31, as wanted in connection with Tuesday's deaths and injuries at 2550 Olinville Ave.
Community members gathered outside 2550 Olinville Ave. Wednesday morning, placing candles and flowers while paying respects to Nathaly Ramirez, 23, who police say was pushed from a 15th-floor balcony with her 8-month-old daughter early Tuesday. The child remains in critical condition. No arrests have been made.
Police have also confirmed that they are investigating this incident as a homicide.
No arrests have been made. The investigation is ongoing.
A neighbor told WABC she heard a woman yelling "Please don't do this" before seeing something fall. A next-door resident told amNY he heard a man shouting around 3 a.m. before it went quiet.
Multiple outlets report, citing police sources, that detectives are seeking to question Ramirez's ex-boyfriend. Gothamist reports police described the man they are looking for as in his 30s with a ponytail, last seen wearing a gray sweatshirt. The NYPD did not confirm reports of a person of interest when contacted by Citizen and has not publicly named a suspect.
The pair fell from a 15th-floor balcony of the 18-story building, according to reports. Investigators spent hours examining the balcony and canvassing for surveillance video and additional witnesses.
The NYPD has identified the woman as Nathaly Ramirez, 23, of the Bronx. She was pronounced dead at a nearby hospital. The baby, 8 months old, remains in critical condition.
Police now say the woman and the baby were pushed from the building. According to the NYPD, officers responded to a 911 call at about 3:38 a.m. for two people injured outside 2550 Olinville Ave. And found a 23-year-old woman and an infant girl with injuries consistent with a fall from an elevated position. Further investigation indicated both were pushed.
There are no arrests at this time, and the investigation remains ongoing.
At this time, it is still not clear whether the mother-daughter pair fell, jumped, or were pushed out of the apartment building.
NBC News reported, per police sources, that witnesses reported hearing a disturbance in the woman’s apartment before she fell to her death. The police sources also said there is a history of domestic violence at the woman’s address.
NBC News reported that NYPD detectives are looking to question the ex-boyfriend of the 23-year-old-woman. The man has not been named.
Investigators are reviewing surveillance video, searching for additional witnesses, and looking to speak with a man whose connection to the victims has not been disclosed. No arrests have been reported.
A 23-year-old woman has died, and an approximately 1-year-old girl is critically injured after they were found outside the Allerton Arms apartment building around 3:30 a.m. Police said both had injuries consistent with a fall from an elevated position but have not confirmed how the woman and child fell.
The address reported for this incident has changed to 2550 Olinville Ave.
A user video shows police activity in the area.
Incident reported at 668 Allerton Ave.
The 8-month-old girl remains in critical condition, according to the most recent police update.
Police had named Carrasco as wanted Wednesday afternoon and released a surveillance photo asking the public for help finding him. He was in custody roughly seven hours later.
Carrasco is charged with murder, attempted murder, manslaughter, attempted manslaughter and assault, the NYPD said.
According to an update from the NYPD, Angel Carrasco, 31, was arrested Wednesday at 10:20 p.m. in the 49th Precinct in connection with the balcony push that killed a woman and critically injured her infant daughter.
Police are still searching for Carrasco, who may have left the city.
Go live or comment if you have information on his whereabouts. Contact authorities with any information.
The NYPD has identified Angel Carrasco, 31, as wanted in connection with Tuesday's deaths and injuries at 2550 Olinville Ave.
Community members gathered outside 2550 Olinville Ave. Wednesday morning, placing candles and flowers while paying respects to Nathaly Ramirez, 23, who police say was pushed from a 15th-floor balcony with her 8-month-old daughter early Tuesday. The child remains in critical condition. No arrests have been made.
Police have also confirmed that they are investigating this incident as a homicide.
No arrests have been made. The investigation is ongoing.
A neighbor told WABC she heard a woman yelling "Please don't do this" before seeing something fall. A next-door resident told amNY he heard a man shouting around 3 a.m. before it went quiet.
Multiple outlets report, citing police sources, that detectives are seeking to question Ramirez's ex-boyfriend. Gothamist reports police described the man they are looking for as in his 30s with a ponytail, last seen wearing a gray sweatshirt. The NYPD did not confirm reports of a person of interest when contacted by Citizen and has not publicly named a suspect.
The pair fell from a 15th-floor balcony of the 18-story building, according to reports. Investigators spent hours examining the balcony and canvassing for surveillance video and additional witnesses.
The NYPD has identified the woman as Nathaly Ramirez, 23, of the Bronx. She was pronounced dead at a nearby hospital. The baby, 8 months old, remains in critical condition.
Police now say the woman and the baby were pushed from the building. According to the NYPD, officers responded to a 911 call at about 3:38 a.m. for two people injured outside 2550 Olinville Ave. And found a 23-year-old woman and an infant girl with injuries consistent with a fall from an elevated position. Further investigation indicated both were pushed.
There are no arrests at this time, and the investigation remains ongoing.
At this time, it is still not clear whether the mother-daughter pair fell, jumped, or were pushed out of the apartment building.
NBC News reported, per police sources, that witnesses reported hearing a disturbance in the woman’s apartment before she fell to her death. The police sources also said there is a history of domestic violence at the woman’s address.
NBC News reported that NYPD detectives are looking to question the ex-boyfriend of the 23-year-old-woman. The man has not been named.
Investigators are reviewing surveillance video, searching for additional witnesses, and looking to speak with a man whose connection to the victims has not been disclosed. No arrests have been reported.
A 23-year-old woman has died, and an approximately 1-year-old girl is critically injured after they were found outside the Allerton Arms apartment building around 3:30 a.m. Police said both had injuries consistent with a fall from an elevated position but have not confirmed how the woman and child fell.
The address reported for this incident has changed to 2550 Olinville Ave.
A user video shows police activity in the area.
Incident reported at 668 Allerton Ave.
The 8-month-old girl remains in critical condition, according to the most recent police update.
Police had named Carrasco as wanted Wednesday afternoon and released a surveillance photo asking the public for help finding him. He was in custody roughly seven hours later.
Carrasco is charged with murder, attempted murder, manslaughter, attempted manslaughter and assault, the NYPD said.
According to an update from the NYPD, Angel Carrasco, 31, was arrested Wednesday at 10:20 p.m. in the 49th Precinct in connection with the balcony push that killed a woman and critically injured her infant daughter.
Police are still searching for Carrasco, who may have left the city.
Go live or comment if you have information on his whereabouts. Contact authorities with any information.
The NYPD has identified Angel Carrasco, 31, as wanted in connection with Tuesday's deaths and injuries at 2550 Olinville Ave.
Community members gathered outside 2550 Olinville Ave. Wednesday morning, placing candles and flowers while paying respects to Nathaly Ramirez, 23, who police say was pushed from a 15th-floor balcony with her 8-month-old daughter early Tuesday. The child remains in critical condition. No arrests have been made.
Police have also confirmed that they are investigating this incident as a homicide.
No arrests have been made. The investigation is ongoing.
A neighbor told WABC she heard a woman yelling "Please don't do this" before seeing something fall. A next-door resident told amNY he heard a man shouting around 3 a.m. before it went quiet.
Multiple outlets report, citing police sources, that detectives are seeking to question Ramirez's ex-boyfriend. Gothamist reports police described the man they are looking for as in his 30s with a ponytail, last seen wearing a gray sweatshirt. The NYPD did not confirm reports of a person of interest when contacted by Citizen and has not publicly named a suspect.
The pair fell from a 15th-floor balcony of the 18-story building, according to reports. Investigators spent hours examining the balcony and canvassing for surveillance video and additional witnesses.
The NYPD has identified the woman as Nathaly Ramirez, 23, of the Bronx. She was pronounced dead at a nearby hospital. The baby, 8 months old, remains in critical condition.
Police now say the woman and the baby were pushed from the building. According to the NYPD, officers responded to a 911 call at about 3:38 a.m. for two people injured outside 2550 Olinville Ave. And found a 23-year-old woman and an infant girl with injuries consistent with a fall from an elevated position. Further investigation indicated both were pushed.
There are no arrests at this time, and the investigation remains ongoing.
At this time, it is still not clear whether the mother-daughter pair fell, jumped, or were pushed out of the apartment building.
NBC News reported, per police sources, that witnesses reported hearing a disturbance in the woman’s apartment before she fell to her death. The police sources also said there is a history of domestic violence at the woman’s address.
NBC News reported that NYPD detectives are looking to question the ex-boyfriend of the 23-year-old-woman. The man has not been named.
Investigators are reviewing surveillance video, searching for additional witnesses, and looking to speak with a man whose connection to the victims has not been disclosed. No arrests have been reported.
A 23-year-old woman has died, and an approximately 1-year-old girl is critically injured after they were found outside the Allerton Arms apartment building around 3:30 a.m. Police said both had injuries consistent with a fall from an elevated position but have not confirmed how the woman and child fell.
The address reported for this incident has changed to 2550 Olinville Ave.
A user video shows police activity in the area.
Incident reported at 668 Allerton Ave.
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Let him suffer for this. Pray that baby survives and grows strong with a loving family. If she learns of her mother in later years, I hope they know how their mother love an protected them.
If he hit the island he getting popped like a balloon 🎈
Theres not so much protection for women/men against dv. At times we get smiled/laughed upon when we tell our story. As if we all just run back with open arms to our abuser. Majority of times it’s forcefully until one party snaps then here goes the cameras, “the community”, “the support”, where was you all when it was shown before ya eyes. That’s right turnt! Not everyone has the safest option to just up and leave. Then hand us a paper like thats gonna stop the perp from medaling in our lives. Just wrong on so many levels. So sad it had to come to this! Let’s hope something actually does change FOR ONCE NOT JUST TALKS! ACTIONS! PLANS IN MOTION!
I agree with you.. ppl dont stay bcs they actually want to. Its like russian roullette and a paper most times does nothing. Neighbors hear the screams but wont bother to at least call 911. The reports about this young lady said that NYPD had been to the home multiple times due to DV. But it led to this before someone realized the severity. We dont know if she broke up with him and he intruded.. we only know that a young lady lost her life and a baby is fighting for theirs. This happens too often and laws/policies need to change. An OOP isnt enough. Stalking, harrassing, etc should not be dismissed as it is done way too often. Men and women victims to DV/IPV deserve better. Children need to be protected just as much when the parents are asking for help. These tragedies can be prevented if the laws took the pleas for help more serious. May this girl rest in peace and justice be served in full. Prayers to all in active DV situations 🙏
These comments are ridiculous. Especially those complaining she let him in, why was she holding the baby, where they going to family court?, he's on drugs? Without knowing anything at all. All we do know is they have a person of interest and are seeking to speak to him. We don't know if there was a past we don't know how he got in there or how situation unfolded. So please for your own sanity stop coming up with ways that it could have went down before even knowing how it actually went down. Y'all would suck on jury duty lmao
Let him suffer for this. Pray that baby survives and grows strong with a loving family. If she learns of her mother in later years, I hope they know how their mother love an protected them.
If he hit the island he getting popped like a balloon 🎈
Theres not so much protection for women/men against dv. At times we get smiled/laughed upon when we tell our story. As if we all just run back with open arms to our abuser. Majority of times it’s forcefully until one party snaps then here goes the cameras, “the community”, “the support”, where was you all when it was shown before ya eyes. That’s right turnt! Not everyone has the safest option to just up and leave. Then hand us a paper like thats gonna stop the perp from medaling in our lives. Just wrong on so many levels. So sad it had to come to this! Let’s hope something actually does change FOR ONCE NOT JUST TALKS! ACTIONS! PLANS IN MOTION!
I agree with you.. ppl dont stay bcs they actually want to. Its like russian roullette and a paper most times does nothing. Neighbors hear the screams but wont bother to at least call 911. The reports about this young lady said that NYPD had been to the home multiple times due to DV. But it led to this before someone realized the severity. We dont know if she broke up with him and he intruded.. we only know that a young lady lost her life and a baby is fighting for theirs. This happens too often and laws/policies need to change. An OOP isnt enough. Stalking, harrassing, etc should not be dismissed as it is done way too often. Men and women victims to DV/IPV deserve better. Children need to be protected just as much when the parents are asking for help. These tragedies can be prevented if the laws took the pleas for help more serious. May this girl rest in peace and justice be served in full. Prayers to all in active DV situations 🙏
These comments are ridiculous. Especially those complaining she let him in, why was she holding the baby, where they going to family court?, he's on drugs? Without knowing anything at all. All we do know is they have a person of interest and are seeking to speak to him. We don't know if there was a past we don't know how he got in there or how situation unfolded. So please for your own sanity stop coming up with ways that it could have went down before even knowing how it actually went down. Y'all would suck on jury duty lmao
Let him suffer for this. Pray that baby survives and grows strong with a loving family. If she learns of her mother in later years, I hope they know how their mother love an protected them.
If he hit the island he getting popped like a balloon 🎈
Theres not so much protection for women/men against dv. At times we get smiled/laughed upon when we tell our story. As if we all just run back with open arms to our abuser. Majority of times it’s forcefully until one party snaps then here goes the cameras, “the community”, “the support”, where was you all when it was shown before ya eyes. That’s right turnt! Not everyone has the safest option to just up and leave. Then hand us a paper like thats gonna stop the perp from medaling in our lives. Just wrong on so many levels. So sad it had to come to this! Let’s hope something actually does change FOR ONCE NOT JUST TALKS! ACTIONS! PLANS IN MOTION!
I agree with you.. ppl dont stay bcs they actually want to. Its like russian roullette and a paper most times does nothing. Neighbors hear the screams but wont bother to at least call 911. The reports about this young lady said that NYPD had been to the home multiple times due to DV. But it led to this before someone realized the severity. We dont know if she broke up with him and he intruded.. we only know that a young lady lost her life and a baby is fighting for theirs. This happens too often and laws/policies need to change. An OOP isnt enough. Stalking, harrassing, etc should not be dismissed as it is done way too often. Men and women victims to DV/IPV deserve better. Children need to be protected just as much when the parents are asking for help. These tragedies can be prevented if the laws took the pleas for help more serious. May this girl rest in peace and justice be served in full. Prayers to all in active DV situations 🙏
These comments are ridiculous. Especially those complaining she let him in, why was she holding the baby, where they going to family court?, he's on drugs? Without knowing anything at all. All we do know is they have a person of interest and are seeking to speak to him. We don't know if there was a past we don't know how he got in there or how situation unfolded. So please for your own sanity stop coming up with ways that it could have went down before even knowing how it actually went down. Y'all would suck on jury duty lmao
Let him suffer for this. Pray that baby survives and grows strong with a loving family. If she learns of her mother in later years, I hope they know how their mother love an protected them.
If he hit the island he getting popped like a balloon 🎈
Theres not so much protection for women/men against dv. At times we get smiled/laughed upon when we tell our story. As if we all just run back with open arms to our abuser. Majority of times it’s forcefully until one party snaps then here goes the cameras, “the community”, “the support”, where was you all when it was shown before ya eyes. That’s right turnt! Not everyone has the safest option to just up and leave. Then hand us a paper like thats gonna stop the perp from medaling in our lives. Just wrong on so many levels. So sad it had to come to this! Let’s hope something actually does change FOR ONCE NOT JUST TALKS! ACTIONS! PLANS IN MOTION!
I agree with you.. ppl dont stay bcs they actually want to. Its like russian roullette and a paper most times does nothing. Neighbors hear the screams but wont bother to at least call 911. The reports about this young lady said that NYPD had been to the home multiple times due to DV. But it led to this before someone realized the severity. We dont know if she broke up with him and he intruded.. we only know that a young lady lost her life and a baby is fighting for theirs. This happens too often and laws/policies need to change. An OOP isnt enough. Stalking, harrassing, etc should not be dismissed as it is done way too often. Men and women victims to DV/IPV deserve better. Children need to be protected just as much when the parents are asking for help. These tragedies can be prevented if the laws took the pleas for help more serious. May this girl rest in peace and justice be served in full. Prayers to all in active DV situations 🙏
These comments are ridiculous. Especially those complaining she let him in, why was she holding the baby, where they going to family court?, he's on drugs? Without knowing anything at all. All we do know is they have a person of interest and are seeking to speak to him. We don't know if there was a past we don't know how he got in there or how situation unfolded. So please for your own sanity stop coming up with ways that it could have went down before even knowing how it actually went down. Y'all would suck on jury duty lmao
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Let him suffer for this. Pray that baby survives and grows strong with a loving family. If she learns of her mother in later years, I hope they know how their mother love an protected them.
If he hit the island he getting popped like a balloon 🎈
Theres not so much protection for women/men against dv. At times we get smiled/laughed upon when we tell our story. As if we all just run back with open arms to our abuser. Majority of times it’s forcefully until one party snaps then here goes the cameras, “the community”, “the support”, where was you all when it was shown before ya eyes. That’s right turnt! Not everyone has the safest option to just up and leave. Then hand us a paper like thats gonna stop the perp from medaling in our lives. Just wrong on so many levels. So sad it had to come to this! Let’s hope something actually does change FOR ONCE NOT JUST TALKS! ACTIONS! PLANS IN MOTION!
I agree with you.. ppl dont stay bcs they actually want to. Its like russian roullette and a paper most times does nothing. Neighbors hear the screams but wont bother to at least call 911. The reports about this young lady said that NYPD had been to the home multiple times due to DV. But it led to this before someone realized the severity. We dont know if she broke up with him and he intruded.. we only know that a young lady lost her life and a baby is fighting for theirs. This happens too often and laws/policies need to change. An OOP isnt enough. Stalking, harrassing, etc should not be dismissed as it is done way too often. Men and women victims to DV/IPV deserve better. Children need to be protected just as much when the parents are asking for help. These tragedies can be prevented if the laws took the pleas for help more serious. May this girl rest in peace and justice be served in full. Prayers to all in active DV situations 🙏
These comments are ridiculous. Especially those complaining she let him in, why was she holding the baby, where they going to family court?, he's on drugs? Without knowing anything at all. All we do know is they have a person of interest and are seeking to speak to him. We don't know if there was a past we don't know how he got in there or how situation unfolded. So please for your own sanity stop coming up with ways that it could have went down before even knowing how it actually went down. Y'all would suck on jury duty lmao