Bronx Man gets in after the Harlem Grand Mother was killed by Streuner Bullet – Bronx Times

The 23-year-old Ricky Shelby from Story Avenue in the Bronx resulted in the Manhattan public prosecutor's office with a lawyer at his side, almost a week after the fatal shooting of Excencia Mette, a 61-year-old and beloved local business owner.

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The 23-year-old man was said to be responsible for killing a grandmother with a stray ball during a shootout last week.

Ricky Shelby, 23, from the story Avenue in the Bronx, resulted in a lawyer at his side in the district attorney of Manhattan, almost a week after the fatal shootout of Excencia Mette, a 61-year-old and beloved local business person.

Shelby is charged with murder, murder and criminal possession of a weapon after he had surrendered to the Manhattan office 28. District Station house for processing.

Then, on Monday afternoon, detectives shelby from the 28th district accompanied in handcuffs and faced reporters for his walk in the perpetrator. Some of his family members and friends were there to provide support words, while others mocked the alleged murderer in the crowd.

Shelby stayed calm and stoic when he was invited to a waiting police vehicle after the New York criminal court.

According to police sources, Shelby got into a shooting fight with Darious Smith, also 23, along Lenox Avenue and West 113th Street. The battle left the shell at the crossroads of Harlem.

In the midst of the balls, the mette, centered in front of their inhabitants of the Lenox Avenue to make sure that their grandson was safe – just to be hit in the head with a stray ball. She collapsed on the sidewalk.

Mette was lovingly known in the Harlem Community as a Mama Zee and had a mental from Momma Zees for Plez Deli in 2061 Adam Clayton Powell Jr. Blvd.

Ems hurried to the Mount Sinai Morningide Hospital, where it was declared dead.

“This is a terrible, terrible incident that led a grandmother's life,” said Mayor Eric Adams the next day.

Sources that are familiar with the incident states that Smith started shooting in Shelby, but supposedly it was Shelby's ball that hit the Mette.

Smith, who suffered a gunshot wound on his left foot, was treated in a local hospital and then arrested. On April 24, he was opposed to the indictment when he captivated with handcuffs on a wheelchair and wore a Tyvek suit. Smith was charged with attempted murder and criminal possession of a weapon.