But the New York Times reported he is a 14-year old detained in the Bronx and questioned in a precinct in Manhattan near Morningside Park, where Majors was killed. He was released without charges, the Times reported, though the paper said investigators are exploring evidence with prosecutors that may link him to the killing. ADPolice have said as many as three people attacked Majors in an evening robbery, but they believe the 14-year old was the one who stabbed her, the Times reported. The Times reported it he was represented by the Neighborhood Defender Services of Harlem. In an unusual move for a juvenile suspect, police on Friday circulated photos of the 14-year old, asking the public to provide tips on his whereabouts.

Source: Washington Post December 26, 2019 17:45 UTC