Teenager who was charged with the senseless death of the 16-year-old girl during the Deli dispute by NYC: “Died in my arms”

A 17-year-old girl is exposed to a senseless spit because of a senseless spit that turned into the deadly stabbing of another teenager who bleed to death after the senseless argument in a Bronx deli on Tuesday afternoon.

“She lost so much blood,” said a worker in a nearby shop in Boston Road to The Post and described the last moments of life for Aliya Williams (16) after the stabbing from 4 p.m. in the Deli food.

“She tried to hold my arm and grabbed my arm,” said the man, an employee at Upcakes cupcakes and delicacies that asked not to be identified. “I try to let her calm her down, but she did not calm down and then felt her pulse, and then her pulse will be quick, slow, quick, slow. And I'm like, ok, that's not good.

“I would say she was in my arms and probably died there,” he said. “I noticed that she had no pulse and left at that moment.”

The police said that the deadly wounded teenager, who was stabbed in the face several times, was stabbed in the chest and body, was brought to the Jacobi Hospital Medical Center, where it was declared dead.

The deadly encounter began as a dispute between the two girls in the Williamsbridge business, which escalated and became bloody, said the grandmother of the dead teenager after the incident.

In the case of the case, the police made an arrest less than four hours later, with the 17-year-old being charged with murder, homicide and criminal possession of a weapon-with the age of the girl because of her age.

“I knew this would happen,” said a business owner near the bump who asked not to be mentioned. “It is a different kind of customer that goes there. I asked a lot of text messages:” Is that the shop? “I'm afraid that people won't want to come in.”

In the meantime, the neighbors of the teenager, who were accused of stabbing, were stunned by the crime.

“I'm absolutely shocked,” said a tenant of the Mickle Avenue building. “The only people they hear in this neighborhood are older people.”