A gunman alleged to have fired one shots while attempting to rob a man in Greenwich Village last month was arrested this week, police say. I was.
19-year-old Wolvins-Raymond was arrested by his intelligence officers on the field around 10 a.m. Tuesday, weeks after the July 24 stick-up, according to sources. Police said.
Raymond said that at about 11:40 that night, on Bleecker Street near Sullivan Street in the hip Manhattan enclave, he approached the 41-year-old victim, drew a gun, and killed the victim. , police said.
Instead of complying, the victim caught the suspect man. Guns fought against each other – and some of his family members who were with him also joined in the fray, police said. Police said they were not hit.
He then took off in a white BMW sedan, according to police.
Raymond was accused of burglary, criminal possession of weapons, and reckless danger, police said.
There are no unsolved cases in Raymond's records, but police said there were several sealed busts.
