Who was Trequan Wingfield? 17-year-old dies shot dead inside NYCHA building in Harlem
A teen recognized as Trequan Wingfield has died subsequent to being shot in the chest at the NYCHA working in Harlem on Wednesday
Wingfield was 17 years of age
At this point, no captures have been presented in the defense
A youngster recognized as Trequan Wingfield has died in the wake of being shot in the chest at the NYCHA working in Harlem on Wednesday.
Who was Trequan Wingfield?
Trequan Wingfield was 17 years of age. He was taken shots dead at Polo Ground Pinnacles situated at 2971 Frederick Douglas Lane.
As indicated by police authorities, he was hurried to the Harlem Emergency clinic, after he was shot. Be that as it may, he was pronounced dead.
The horrendous occurrence occurred in closeness to Ruth Mackins’ patio, six little orange cones marked the presence of shell housings. She was sitting in front of the television when she was unexpectedly broken by a progression of five or six shots. Upset by the vicinity of the occurrence, Mackins excused the chance of the sounds being simple fireworks.
The seriousness of the circumstance was subsequently uncovered by the deluge of police and agents into the focal yard of the structures. Darlene Rhodes, who was sitting a couple of feet from where the shooting began, communicated her dismay by saying that she had simply gone higher up to eat when the disturbance out of nowhere emitted.
Gerald Well, a neighbor of the person in question, said Wingfield was expecting a youngster soon.
Hmm in a proclamation said, “Anything he was doing he was remaining with that young lady I see him going in and out with her,” he said. “I surmise pre-natal consideration what not and look what occurs. Presently you got a misfortune now. You’re growing up with no child father. Youngster man. He’s a youngster himself … 17, 18 years of age. Miserable”
At this point, no captures have been put forth in the defense. The police examination is in progress. They are investigating whether Wingfield was an expected objective and searching for the thought process behind the shooting.
Police said that a man suspect who was seen running south on Eighth Road while wearing a blue hoodie ran toward the convergence of West 155th Road and Bradhurst Road.
