NYPD detectives mentioned Thursday that they had been trying to find a 14-year-old in connection with the lethal shooting of 11-year-old Kyhara Tay in the Bronx.
Tay was struck by a stray bullet on Monday as she stood outdoors a Foxhurst nail salon round 5 p.m., police mentioned.
Detectives imagine the photographs had been fired at one other teen from a scooter pushed by the 14-year-old male in the neighborhood of Westchester Avenue and Fox Street, sources mentioned.
An 18-year-old was additionally believed to using on the automobile and was additionally needed for questioning, in response to the sources.
The suspect’s bullet missed his supposed goal and struck Tay, who was a block and a half away ready for a member of the family to return out of the salon, officers mentioned.
“She was a promising young life cut down short by senseless gunmen firing at a target with no regard for anybody else,” Bronx District Attorney Darcel Clark mentioned on the website of Kyhara’s shooting Wednesday.
“To the individuals — and I’m talking directly to the cowards that did this on Monday, OK?” Clark mentioned. “Those who shot and killed Kyhara, I need you to know that as Bronx district legal professional, we’re coming for you.
A $10,000 reward was being supplied in connection with info resulting in an arrest.
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