Police reported that Heather Stines, 45, was charged with illegally concealing a body.
It turned out that there was a second person involved in the homicide of the man who was later dismembered, but this has not been confirmed by the authorities.
Local media reported that the victim would be an alleged drug seller who disappeared last year.
On Monday, police entered apartment 4 C on the third floor of the building located at 2069 Nostrand Avenue, in East Flatbush, around 7:10 p.m.
Neighbors interviewed by Univisión indicated that the woman was known as “La Güera” because of her white skin and blonde hair and pointed out that she was allegedly a regular user of different drugs.
“She asked me to give her money by force, but I didn’t pay attention, but when she was well she was a normal, calm person who didn’t mess with anyone,” said one of her neighbors.
The homicide is still under investigation.
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A secret tunnel was discovered in the headquarters of a synagogue in Brooklyn last Monday. The situation generated disturbances within the property, so the New York Police had to intervene and made several arrests.
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The controversial tunnel was found inside the famous Chavad-Lubavitch Jewish synagogue. The New York Department of Buildings (DOB) began an inspection at the secret excavation, which it also declared illegal.
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A member of the Chabad community alleged that the tunnel was initially built by “extremist students,” but then Mexican migrants were hired to continue the work, clandestinely.
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After an extensive investigation inside the tunnel, the DOB determined that it is 60 feet long and 8 feet wide, as well as 5 feet high. It also connects with four other buildings, two of which had to be evacuated for safety.
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So far, it is not clear when construction of the tunnel began or what the intentions of the “extremist students” were. The Chabad member who offered statements said that these students had been renegades from the synagogue.
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Monday’s riots were brought under control by the NYPD, arresting 9 people. All are between 19 and 21 years old, and were arrested for criminal mischief, reckless endangerment and criminal trespass.
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The synagogue headquarters is under police guard. The Chavad-Lubavitch community said in a report: “We are hurt by the vandalism of a group of young agitators who damaged the synagogue.”
2024-01-26 11:32:00
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