Fatal Stabbing of a Teen Over Social Media Platform Ruckas has Led to the Arrest of a 15-year-old girl

Sunday, May 5th, 2024, 10:47 PM- NYPD along with New York Homicide Division have arrested a 15-year-old minor that girl that committed homicide on another teen girl contending indifference about a controversial social media platform content published. If convicted the young teen girl could face life imprisonment.

The murder is in connection with a fatal stabbing that which just so happened reflection of a fellow another teen in New York City. The adversity of event that led up to the brutal stabbing stimmed from a social medial feud, according to correspondences.

The identity of the 15-year-old suspect charged hasn't been personally named and whose name is being hidden from public record without law enforcement authorization disclosure due to her age- being charged with homicide manslaughter and the ownership of the deadly weapon and assault with a deadly weapon with intent to kill.

The time was at 2:16 PM recorded on Thursday, 17-year-old Emery Mizell was discovered severely injured sequentially in the field playground of the bronze infrastructure. She was knifed in the chest. Mizell has been transported urgent rush care to receive immediate treatment for her injuries had a local hospital close by Jacobi Medical Center, but then her body backfired rejection of treatment falling short of immediate fight to survive soon after.

The superintended of the high rise where Emery was located outside of intensive bleeding and died to death was named soon afterwards, although the suspect is originally a suspect of the high-rise infrastructure.

"[The attacker] came out of the building, and the other girl came from outside," superintendent Armando De La Cruz told the New York Daily News. "They started fighting, and one of them pulled a knife and stabbed the other."

There has been breaking responses a party of about 10 minors encompassed when the fatal the impaling occurred. A bystander reported his observation to the news outlets," "I thought they were playing. They were just kids. Then people were running back and forth getting tissues to stop the bleeding."

Accurately verified by the testimony of disparaged father is sorrow characterized events, Mizel attended James Monroe High School and was geared to graduate in June. Emery was enthusiastic to participating to her senior prom.

The suspect involuntary participated the indistinguishable high school as Mizell. Tony Mizell told the New York Post, "She was a beautiful child, just a beautiful child."

According to law enforcement intelligence upon searched investigation analysis, Emery and her alleged killer were complicit in a continuing dispute on a social account platform.

According to a police insider who articulated testimony to the New York Post, the victim had a clash of insinuating harassment on social media previous to the tragic massacre.

Latanya Mizell, Emery’s second cousin, said, "They shouldn’t be fighting because somebody said this about that person. It’s stupid stuff. It’s not worth taking somebody’s life."

She added, "These are kids, both of them. They both lost their lives. That right there is hurtful enough as a whole because we got to be better with our kids."

"We’ve got some difficulty in our schools. But we have seen a very significant uptick in violence right outside the school, around the corner and up the block," David C. Banks – the New York City schools chancellor – said during a town hall meeting in Manhattan on Thursday night.

Mizell's 13-year-old sister Gianna told the New York Post, "She was there for me when no one was there all the time. She gave me advice all the time when I needed it."

"I don’t know how I feel right now. I have coalesced emotions right now. At one point, I’m crying. The next minute I’m like, I don’t know. Every time I go through my camera I see her," the heartbroken Gianna said of her slain sister.

Emery has two other siblings also unnamed due to the standard age statue of legality criteria.

"She was good. Strong. I miss her so much. I want to tell her that, 'I love you, please be safe, and I love you so much,'" said 6-year-old Josiah.