Top photo by MP from July 14
According to police and published reports, 42-year-old Bronx resident Oneil Brown was brought into custody on Monday. NYPD officials called the East Village case "an apparent prostitution/drug deal gone bad."
Per amNY:
"Sources familiar with the investigation said Brown, who had been identified as the prime suspect in the case, was picked up within the confines of the 13th Precinct in Chelsea on Oct. 4. Following questioning, he was booked on one count of murder."
On July 14, 37-year-old Marvin Bellamy, who lived in the Frederick Douglass Houses on the Upper West Side, was found with a puncture wound to his chest on First Avenue near the McDonald's between Sixth Street and Seventh Street. He reportedly died later at Mount Sinai Beth Israel.
On July 20, police identified a person of interest in the murder investigation.
3 comments:
Glad they finally arrested a suspect.
Have to admit these NYPD detectives kick arse
Anon 10:10. Trust me they dont. Sadly through experience I have found a lot of NYPD detectives to be worthless.
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