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Homeless boy, 15, charged with stabbing two men, killing one, is migrant from Guatemala: NYPD
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0:46Now PlayingThe 15-year-old boy charged with stabbing two men — one of them fatally — in a crime-ridden Lower East Side park is a “new arrival” from Guatemala who lashed out during an argument in a homeless encampment, police officials said Tuesday.
The teenage murder suspect, who has not been publicly identified because he is a minor, got to the US within the past year alone, NYPD Chief of Detectives Joseph Kenny told reporters, adding that cops were trying to track down the youngster’s family.
The boy, who is homeless, was arrested Saturday and faces counts of murder and attempted murder in connection with the deadly stabbing at Sara D. Roosevelt Park at Hester and Chrystie Streets last week.
Witnesses told police the teen and the victims — two homeless men identified as Alonzo Pasquale, 25, and Alonzo Lucas, 29 — were at the encampment in the park, where some people were playing cards or “hanging out,” at around 11 p.m. on Nov. 16, according to Kenny.
An argument suddenly broke out and quickly turned physical, with witnesses claiming that they saw the teen fighting with Pasquale and swinging what later turned out to be a knife at him and Lucas, the chief said.
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