Tragic Street Violence: 21-Year-Old Man Fatally Shot in the Head in the Bronx

 

On a warm Monday evening in late June, the quiet rhythm of Belmont in the Bronx was shattered by a single gunshot. What began as an ordinary summer night quickly turned into a scene of sudden and irreversible tragedy when a 21-year-old man was fatally shot in the head on a public sidewalk.

According to the New York City Police Department, the shooting occurred just before 7:00 p.m. on June 22, 2026, outside 413 East 187th Street, near the intersection with Park Avenue. Officers responding to multiple 911 calls found the young man lying unresponsive on the sidewalk. He had suffered a single gunshot wound to the head. Emergency Medical Services transported him to St. Barnabas Hospital, where he was later pronounced dead despite efforts to save his life.

Investigators believe the attack was targeted. Preliminary review of surveillance footage and witness statements indicates that the victim was walking along the sidewalk, appearing focused on his phone, when a gunman approached him at close range. A single shot was fired. The suspect then fled on foot toward Park Avenue. Residents in the immediate area reported hearing one loud blast and rushed outside to find the victim on the ground.

One longtime resident who spoke with local reporters described the moment simply: “It was just one shot that they gave him, nothing more. We came out and he was thrown there on the ground.”

The killing has left the Belmont community shaken. Neighbors described the area as a place where families have lived for decades, and several said they could not remember a fatal shooting occurring so close to their homes in recent memory. One resident who has lived in the neighborhood for more than 30 years said the incident left him feeling newly vulnerable in a place he had long considered relatively safe.

By the following morning, the sidewalk remained sealed off with police tape. A pool of blood and a discarded baseball cap marked the spot where the young man fell. The NYPD Crime Scene Unit spent hours processing the location, collecting potential evidence and reviewing security camera footage from nearby businesses and residences.

As of the latest updates, no arrests have been made and a clear motive has not been publicly established. Police are searching for a male suspect last seen wearing dark clothing. The victim’s identity has been withheld pending notification of next of kin.

This shooting is part of a broader conversation about street violence in the Bronx and across New York City. While overall crime statistics have fluctuated in recent years, incidents of sudden, targeted gun violence continue to unsettle residents, particularly when they occur in residential neighborhoods during daylight or early evening hours.

Anyone with information about the shooting is urged to contact the NYPD Crime Stoppers Hotline at 1-800-577-TIPS (8477) or, for Spanish speakers, 1-888-57-PISTA (74782). All calls remain confidential.

The loss of a 21-year-old man on a Bronx sidewalk is a stark reminder of how quickly ordinary moments can turn tragic. For the people of Belmont, the investigation continues, and the hope remains that those responsible will be identified and held accountable.

 

NYC Cops searching for man

 

 

 

 

 

New York City police are searching for a man accused of attempted murder after he allegedly held a gun to a woman’s head and fired at close range in the Bronx.

The incident occurred around 9 a.m. on May 9 in front of 21 West 183rd Street. According to police, the 32-year-old victim, who has chosen to remain anonymous, was approached from behind by the suspect. The man then pointed a firearm at the back of her head and fired.

Details released by authorities indicate the attack was sudden and targeted. The victim survived the shooting, though specific information about her injuries has not been made public. Detectives are actively investigating and have asked the public for help identifying the suspect.

Shootings in which a gun is held directly to a person’s head and discharged represent some of the most serious forms of street violence. Even when the victim survives, the physical and psychological impact can be profound. Cases like this often depend heavily on surveillance footage, witness statements, and community tips to move forward.

Police have not released a detailed description of the suspect in the information available at the time of reporting, but the investigation remains open. Anyone who was in the area of West 183rd Street around 9 a.m. on May 9 or who has relevant information is encouraged to contact the NYPD.

The Bronx has seen repeated incidents of gun violence in recent years, and each case adds to the ongoing effort by police and community members to identify and hold accountable those who use firearms in public spaces. In this instance, the focus remains on locating the man who allegedly carried out the attack and on supporting the victim as the investigation continues.

Suspect wanted for Mcdonalds shooting in bronx

 

Authorities have indicated that the two children who were shot at a McDonald's in the Bronx on Sunday evening might have been deliberately targeted. This update arises as the NYPD persists in its efforts to locate the individual responsible for the shooting that occurred late Saturday night.

Authorities report that the suspect exchanged a few words with the victims prior to the outbreak of gunfire shortly before 10 p.m. at 2516 White Plains Rd. in Allerton. The NYPD has confirmed that a 12-year-old boy sustained gunshot wounds to his left thigh and back, while a 13-year-old boy was shot in his left leg.

The victims were taken to Jacobi Medical Center by first responders, and both are anticipated to recover. Authorities report that the suspect escaped on foot along Mace Avenue in the direction of Bronx Park East. The last sighting of the suspect indicated they were wearing a black medical mask and a black hoodie featuring a pink logo.

The exact number of shots fired and the total number of individuals present inside the McDonald's at the time of the shooting remain uncertain.

"People's family go there with the kids and stuff like that," a neighborhood resident told a reporter. "The neighborhood is getting worse and worse."

Search for suspect after assaulting MTA bus driver

 

The New York Police Department is actively seeking the individual alleged to have assaulted an MTA bus driver in the Bronx on Saturday evening. Law enforcement officials arrived at the scene following a 911 call received at approximately 7:30 p.m., which reported an incident of assault in the University Heights area of the Bronx.

Authorities report that an individual assaulted the 28-year-old operator of a BX3 bus by punching and spitting on him. The New York Police Department indicates that the assailant attempted to disembark from the bus while it was proceeding south on University Avenue, close to the West 183rd Street stop. The suspect successfully escaped the location.

 

Emergency responders transported the individual, who incurred minor injuries, to New York Presbyterian Allen Hospital for a medical evaluation.

Bystander stabbed to death after accident dispute

 

Authorities persisted in their investigation on Wednesday regarding the deadly stabbing of an innocent bystander involved in a road rage incident in the Bronx. Ronald Gomez-Mesa, aged 29, lost his life after being stabbed in the chest close to a daycare facility in Morris Heights on Tuesday.

The event commenced at approximately 4:30 p.m. at the intersection of West Tremont Avenue and Phelan Place, where two motorists were involved in a minor collision. However, what should have been a straightforward resolution escalated into a violent confrontation. Authorities report that one of the drivers, a woman, exited her vehicle wielding a bat before contacting the individual identified as the suspect, who is believed to be her boyfriend.

A man approached the scene, and as onlookers observed, he forcefully knocked the phone from the grasp of an individual who seemed to be documenting the event. Authorities report that a man riding a scooter hurled a bottle at the furious couple before fleeing the scene. Subsequently, the boyfriend of the driver pushed another bystander, who was a friend of the victim, to the ground.

 Gomez-Mesa was initially seated but subsequently engaged in the conflict, delivering several punches. The confrontation progressed to a nearby side street, where the victim suffered a fatal stab wound to the chest. Gomez-Mesa was found outside Rainbow Day Care and was declared dead upon arrival at the hospital. Law enforcement officials dedicated the night to collecting evidence at the location, which included a knife.

Bodega owner beaten with hammer in bronx

 

A bodega worker in the Bronx was seriously injured after being struck in the head with a hammer during a confrontation at the store.

The incident occurred on a Saturday morning on East 188th Street in the Fordham section of the Bronx. The victim, identified as Auralia, a 41-year-old mother of three, was hospitalized with a severe head injury.

According to accounts provided to reporters, a couple who had previously been involved in thefts and vandalism at the store came in seeking a refund for a $30 hookah. The worker explained that the item was too damaged to accept a return. At that point, she was struck with a hammer and knocked unconscious.

The attack has left employees at the store anxious, particularly because no arrests had been made at the time of reporting. Workers expressed concern that the couple could return. Auralia had worked for the same owners for seven years and had only recently moved to this particular location, believing it would be safer.

Bodega operators across the city have repeatedly called for stronger security measures. Some have pointed to available technology such as panic buttons that can alert police and provide real-time access to store cameras. Fernando Mateo of United Bodegas of America criticized the slow delivery of promised security funding, stating that resources are needed immediately rather than at some future date.

Attacks on bodega workers remain a persistent concern in many neighborhoods. These small stores often operate with limited staff and serve as essential community resources. When a dispute over a low-value item escalates into a hammer assault, it highlights both the vulnerability of workers and the need for faster investigative follow-up and practical safety tools.

As of the latest available information, the investigation was ongoing and no arrests had been announced. Residents and workers in the area continue to press for both accountability in this specific case and broader improvements in store security.

 

Man steals pitbull left outside store

 

Law enforcement officials are actively seeking the individual suspected of dog theft in the Bronx that took place late last week. The event transpired at approximately 6:10 a.m. on Friday near 3427 Third Avenue. As reported by the NYPD, a 42-year-old man secured his pit bull, named Precious, to a fence prior to entering a store in the Morrisania area of the Bronx.

Authorities report that the individual in question was strolling past the store when he took the dog and subsequently fled in a southerly direction along Third Avenue. Fortunately, there were no injuries reported as a result of the incident. The suspect is characterized as a male with a light skin tone, of average build, and sporting a closely trimmed long beard. Law enforcement indicates that he was last observed wearing a black t-shirt, shorts, and sneakers.

Bodega owner stabbed multiple times in Bronx

 

A 44-year-old cherished bodega proprietor is currently in critical condition following a stabbing incident that occurred while he was en route to his vehicle in the Bronx on Thursday night. Maged Alsayidi, the long-time owner of 69 Deli, was attacked at approximately 11:15 p.m. as he walked from his store to his car at the intersection of East 169th Street and College Avenue in the Concourse Village area.

Surveillance footage captures the moments leading up to the brutal stabbing incident. A man dressed in a tank top, who is identified as the bodega owner, is seen carrying a carton of eggs just prior to the attack. The video further reveals another individual trailing behind him, maneuvering between parked vehicles. Mere seconds after they move out of view, the assailant delivers ten stab wounds to the bodega owner's chest.

Members of Alsayidi's family, along with the United Bodegas of America, assert that the individual who inflicted the stab wound was a customer. According to the victim's cousin, the incident began several hours prior at the bodega when the owner intervened to prevent the suspect from committing theft. "He confronted him here, and they engaged in a confrontation, but ultimately he let him go, as it seemed futile," stated Alsayidi's cousin. Surveillance footage reveals the suspect dressed in a black shirt and black pants within the bodega, hours before he returned to stab the owner as the latter was approaching his vehicle.

 Alsayidi was transported to Lincoln Hospital in critical condition; however, his cousin has reported that he is now in stable condition. Several neighbors informed Eyewitness News that they are familiar with the suspect, noting that he consistently wears a complete ski mask. Employees at the bodega indicated that he is a frequent customer with whom they have previously encountered problems. The United Bodegas of America is now urging for increased measures to address the assaults targeting bodega owners.

 

Dog stolen by two teen girls

 Authorities apprehended two adolescent females in connection with the theft of a 10-year-old dachshund named Milkshake in the Bronx. The canine was reportedly removed from an apartment located on Tiffany Street at approximately 8 p.m. on May 4. Authorities have previously disseminated images of the two suspects. The two girls, both aged 16, are currently confronting charges of grand larceny and harassment. Monica Montanez, the owner of Milkshake, expressed that this was the longest period she had been separated from her dog, and the experience had been excruciating. Montanez stated that she continues to await the safe return of her dog.

Laundromat stabbing leaves 1 dead and 1 injured

 

A late-night stabbing inside a Bronx laundromat left one man dead and another injured, prompting a search for the attacker and renewed concerns about safety in 24-hour businesses.

According to police, the incident occurred at approximately 2:42 a.m. on a Thursday at the 303 Laundromat on College Avenue in the Claremont section of the Bronx. A man entered the laundromat carrying shirts, then attacked two people with a knife before fleeing south on College Avenue.

One victim, a 47-year-old man, was stabbed in the back and taken to Lincoln Hospital in stable condition. The second victim suffered multiple stab wounds to the legs, torso, and back and was pronounced dead at the hospital. The surviving victim told investigators he had no permanent residence and had been resting inside the laundromat with a friend at the time of the attack.

Hours later, police recovered two meat cleavers on the steps outside the laundromat. The relationship between the suspect and the victims was not immediately clear.

The suspect was described as a man in his thirties, about 5-foot-8 and 140 pounds, last seen wearing a green and black shirt, black pants, and a black-and-white cap.

The killing has heightened existing worries among some customers about conditions at the 24-hour laundromat. One patron noted that owners are often absent and only staff are present. Another woman said she does not feel safe doing laundry at night, citing people using drugs or lying down inside and around the premises.

Laundromats that operate around the clock can become informal shelters for people without stable housing, which sometimes creates tension and security challenges. When violence erupts in these spaces, it affects both the immediate victims and the broader sense of safety for ordinary customers who rely on the service.

Police continue to investigate and seek the suspect. Anyone with information is urged to contact authorities. The death of one man and the injury of another inside a neighborhood laundromat serve as a reminder of how quickly ordinary late-night spaces can become dangerous when disputes or random violence intervene.

 

 

 

 

NYPD identifies person of interest in Bronx Sexual assault UPDATE

 

   The suspect, who was sought after a video went viral depicting the suspect fastening a belt around the victim's neck and pulling her behind a car in the Bronx, has been apprehended by the police. Kashaan Parks, aged 39, was apprehended by the NYPD in the early hours of Saturday 5/11/24. He is facing multiple charges including second-degree rape, second-degree assault, second-degree strangulation, sex abuse in the first-degree, first-degree public lewdness, and harassment in the first-degree. The occurrence took place close to the intersection of East 152nd Street and 3rd Avenue at approximately 3 a.m. on May 1st

 

 

NYPD identifies person of interest in Bronx Sexual assault

 

 

 

 

The New York City police have successfully identified an individual who is of interest in relation to a widely circulated video depicting a potential sexual assault incident that occurred in the Bronx. The police report has verified that a sexual assault occurred in the vicinity of East 152nd Street and 3rd Avenue on May 1 at approximately 3 a.m. The woman, aged 45, was pursued by an individual who proceeded to loop a belt around her neck, resulting in her losing consciousness. The individual proceeded to pull her behind a vehicle and commit a sexual assault against the victim, as stated by authorities. The individual subsequently escaped by running towards Melrose Avenue on foot. On Thursday night, law enforcement authorities disseminated surveillance pictures of the individual they are currently seeking.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 he individual responsible for the incident has been identified by the police as Kashaan Parks, a 39-year-old man. However, authorities have not apprehended him at this time. The woman involved in the incident was promptly taken to NYC Health  and is currently in a stable condition. It has been determined by the police that the victim and the assailant were acquainted with each other.

 

 

The individual is thought to be approximately 5 feet 9 inches in height, and was recently observed donning a dark sweatshirt featuring the word "GAP" on the front, white sweatpants, and sneakers in black, red, and white colors.
 

Suspect sought behind robberies in Manhatten and Bronx

The identical individual is under suspicion for committing robberies at establishments in Manhattan and the Bronx. The suspect reportedly entered a business located on Boston Road in Eastchester on the afternoon of April 16, informing the store employee that he was in possession of a firearm and requesting money, as per the NYPD. The employee managed to escape unharmed, while the suspect failed to obtain any belongings.The following day, authorities reported that the identical person entered a establishment on 9th Avenue in Hudson Yards and likewise informed the staff member that he possessed a weapon and requested money.There were no reported injuries, however, the man managed to escape with $150.  The individual in question is reported to have a height of approximately six feet, a weight of around 250 pounds, and a light complexion.

NYPD seek suspect in Bronx deli shooting of bystander

 

Authorities have unveiled photographs of the individual they suspect to be accountable for the fatal shooting that occurred within a deli in the Bronx. Stefon Barnes, aged 29, was recognized on Monday as the individual who fell victim to the shooting incident that took place at the Gourmet Deli on 851 East Tremont Ave. at approximately 4 a.m. last Sunday. Staff members at the deli recounted that Barnes, a loyal customer, had just been buying a bag of chips when he was unexpectedly wounded by a stray bullet in his thigh. The video footage captures a man wearing a ski mask attempting to search through the pockets of another individual donning a black and white jacket. The individual from Harlem was transported to the medical facility and initially had hopes of surviving the injury, however, was subsequently declared deceased. Loved ones, acquaintances, and community members have been placing candles, bouquets, and notes of support and affection for the 29-year-old at an expanding tribute outside the corner store. Another acquaintance of the victim mentioned that Barnes possessed a friendly demeanor and a great sense of humor. No individuals have been detained, however, law enforcement is seeking assistance from the community to identify the individual depicted in the surveillance footage. The investigation is currently in progress.

 

 

Man stabs 75 year old woman entering elevator

 

A 75-year-old woman was stabbed multiple times in the head after a man followed her into the elevator of her apartment building in the Bronx, according to police.

The attack occurred around 11:30 a.m. on a Sunday along Morris Avenue in the Fordham section. Investigators believe the assault was random. The man allegedly trailed the woman into the elevator and then stabbed her repeatedly in the head before the incident was reported.

Emergency responders transported the woman to a hospital. Authorities indicated she was expected to recover from her injuries.

Attacks on elderly residents inside their own buildings are especially troubling because they strike at the basic sense of safety people expect in the place they live. Elevators and lobbies are transitional spaces where residents can be isolated for short periods, making them potential sites for opportunistic violence when security is limited.

Police arrested a man in connection with the stabbing. Random attacks on older adults often prompt heightened concern among neighbors and building residents, particularly in large residential complexes where people may not know everyone who enters the property.

The fact that the victim was expected to survive is a relief, but the nature of the attack — multiple stab wounds to the head inside an elevator — underscores the seriousness of the violence. Cases like this typically rely on surveillance footage from the building, witness accounts, and rapid police response to identify and apprehend a suspect.

As the investigation and legal process continue, the focus remains on accountability for the attacker and on the recovery of the 75-year-old woman who was targeted in what police described as a random act of violence in her own building.

5 suspects arrected after shootout at warehouse

 

Five individuals were formally accused in federal court on Wednesday in relation to a chaotic gun battle that resulted in the deaths of two individuals at a warehouse in Mount Vernon on Tuesday, yet law enforcement is still in pursuit of additional suspects. The illegal sale of a significant quantity of marijuana and nicotine products to two individuals occurred at 137 South Fifth Ave. on Monday at approximately 10 p.m. It took the warehouse workers approximately two hours to prepare for this illicit transaction, as reported by the authorities. At approximately midnight, a pair of warehouse employees provided assistance to the customers by aiding them in transporting the boxes of merchandise to their vehicle. It was during this time that a group of 10 to 15 individuals suddenly emerged from a van and made an audacious attempt to steal the merchandise by brandishing firearms. Upon arrival at the scene at approximately 12:15 a.m., the Mount Vernon Police discovered the aftermath of a fierce exchange of gunfire between the workers and the robbers, resulting in the unfortunate loss of two lives.

Authorities have reported that Victor Jiminez, who was one of the perpetrators involved in the armed robbery, succumbed to a fatal gunshot wound to the head at the location of the incident. In contrast, the other victim, an employee working at the warehouse, was discovered beneath a shelving unit with gunshot injuries to his torso and chest. Regrettably, he was declared deceased upon arrival at a nearby medical facility.The AR-15 firearm, along with four AR spent shell casings and three spent 9mm shell casings, was found by the Mount Vernon police. A warehouse employee stated that the AR-15 belonged to the warehouse and was kept behind the register for security reasons.

The authorities successfully apprehended five individuals, namely Ilario Contreras, Jerpi Diaz-Feliz, Jhoan Diaz-Feliz, Victor Jimenez, and Joseph Perez. They were brought before the federal court in White Plains where they faced charges of murder, robbery, conspiracy to distribute narcotics, and possession of firearms. The FBI was informed by a source that the individuals were planning to steal "8 million dollars and 6 kilograms of cocaine" from the warehouse. The collaboration between the NYPD and FBI is ongoing as they continue their joint efforts to apprehend the outstanding individuals involved. Currently, there are at least five suspects who have yet to be apprehended. In order to aid their investigation, law enforcement has made public a photograph of an individual believed to be the perpetrator, potentially identified as "Marcos."

 

 

 

3 suspects caught, charged in murder of man on bronx subway

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  

 

Three people have been arrested and charged in connection with the fatal shooting of a man on a Bronx subway train, according to the NYPD.

William Alvarez, 45, was killed early Friday morning aboard a southbound D train in the Fordham Heights section of the Bronx. The incident occurred shortly after 5 a.m. as the train approached the 182nd–183rd Streets station.

Police say one of the suspects sat down next to Alvarez and began a verbal argument. The confrontation quickly turned physical, and two other people joined in. During the fight, a gun was fired, fatally wounding Alvarez. When the train pulled into the station, the three suspects fled.

Alvarez was taken to St. Barnabas Hospital, where he was pronounced dead.

On the following Monday, shortly before noon, officers arrested Justin Herde, 24, Betty Cotto, 38, and Alfredo Trinidad, 42, at an apartment in the Bronx. The three face charges including murder, manslaughter, and criminal possession of a weapon.

Subway shootings remain among the most disruptive forms of transit violence because they occur in confined spaces with limited escape routes for other passengers. When a verbal dispute escalates to gunfire inside a moving train, the risk extends beyond the immediate parties to everyone else in the car.

The relatively quick arrests — within a few days of the shooting — suggest that investigators were able to gather useful evidence, whether through surveillance, witness statements, or other leads. For the family of William Alvarez, the charges represent a step toward accountability, even as the legal process continues.

Cases like this also renew attention on the presence of firearms in the transit system and on how quickly ordinary interactions can turn deadly. As the three defendants move through the court system, the focus remains on the evidence connecting them to the shooting that ended Alvarez’s life on a Bronx subway train in the early morning hours.

Mount Eden subway station shooting

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The authorities have published images of the individuals they are seeking in connection to a fatal shooting at a Bronx subway station, which resulted in one fatality and five injuries.Six individuals, primarily uninvolved observers, sustained gunshot wounds at approximately 4:30 p.m. on Monday as they waited on the northbound platform for the No. 4 train at the Mount Eden train station. Investigators have now come to the conclusion that there were three individuals armed with firearms who discharged a minimum of 19 rounds, both within the train and on the platform. 1. Investigators have determined the identity of one suspect and are working to identify the remaining two individuals. Obed Beltran-Sanchez, a 35-year-old individual, was identified as the deceased victim among the age range of 14 to 71. He was pronounced dead at St Barnabas Hospital. The injuries sustained by the remaining five individuals, including a 14-year-old girl, 15-year-old boy, 28-year-old man, 29-year-old woman, and 71-year-old man, are not considered to be life-threatening. The 29-year-old woman who was shot in the face and neck sustained the most severe injuries among the victims. "Everybody's running outside, people are jumping on top of each other, it was crazy," A station agent Named  Hussein told reporters. Authorities suspect that the exchange of gunfire was connected to gang activity. It is believed that the two factions unexpectedly crossed paths while on the train. One group entered at 125th St in Manhattan, while the other group boarded at 161st St in the Bronx, close to Yankee Stadium. 

 

 

 

 

40-year-old mother killed by boyfriend

 

A 40-year-old mother was fatally shot inside her Bronx apartment after her boyfriend allegedly forced his way in during the early morning hours, according to police. Two children who were staying in the home were also wounded.

Officers responded around 5 a.m. to a residence on East 203rd Street in the Bedford section and found Saida Bonilla Mejia suffering from multiple gunshot wounds. She was later pronounced dead at the hospital.

Bonilla Mejia had been hosting her nephew, 16, and her cousin’s 9-year-old son for the night. One of the young people was shot in the arm; the other was shot in the buttocks. Both were treated at a hospital and listed in stable condition.

Later that afternoon, 37-year-old Rosvin Castillo Mejia was arrested in the Bronx and charged in connection with the killing. Family members described the relationship between Bonilla Mejia and Castillo Mejia as toxic and controlling. Her brother, Kelvin Mejia Reyes, said his sister had been involved with Castillo Mejia for about two years and had expressed fear about contacting authorities regarding his behavior.

Domestic violence that escalates to gunfire inside a home is especially devastating when children are present. In this case, two young family members not only witnessed the violence but were themselves shot. The death of a mother in front of or near children she was caring for compounds the trauma for the surviving relatives.

Police and prosecutors treat cases involving intimate-partner homicide with particular attention to prior patterns of control, threats, and isolation. Family members’ accounts of fear and reluctance to involve the authorities are common in situations that later end in fatal violence.

As the legal case against Castillo Mejia proceeds, the immediate reality for the family is the loss of Saida Bonilla Mejia and the recovery of the two injured children. The incident stands as another example of how domestic disputes, when combined with firearms and a history of controlling behavior, can turn lethal inside what should be the safest place — the home.

Mother killed in hit and run

 

 

 

 

 

Jasmine was a passenger in a car driven by her boyfriend when their vehicle was hit by another car on the Bruckner Expressway in the Bronx early Sunday. After the accident, her boyfriend pulled over on the elevated section of the expressway. While he stayed in the car, Jasmine got out and stood on the westbound shoulder. Unfortunately, she was hit by another car and died at around 1:15 a.m. on Sunday. Despite being rushed to the hospital and undergoing surgery, Jasmine's family was informed of her passing around 4 a.m. that same day. Her loved ones in Brooklyn remember her as a vibrant 32-year-old who cherished her 10-year-old daughter and brought joy to any gathering."I just thank god that our relationship got so much stronger to the point that we did speak every day, so I have even more memories of her," said Nyesha, sister of Jasmine.