Police: 17-year-old New Rochelle victim identified
A makeshift memorial now stands at the corner of Fourth street and Washington Avenue to remember the teen, identified by his father and police as 17-year-old Julian Oliveros, of New Rochelle.
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Jan 26, 2022, 11:01 PM
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Updated 814 days ago
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6h agoInvestigators are trying to figure out what sparked a shooting in New Rochelle that's left one teen dead and another under arrest.
A makeshift memorial now stands at the corner of Fourth street and Washington Avenue to remember the teen, identified by his father and police as 17-year-old Julian Oliveros, of New Rochelle.
Investigators say a 16-year-old suspect fatally shot the New Rochelle High School student late Tuesday afternoon.
They released a photo of the weapon recovered off the suspect, which they say is a ghost gun.
The suspect faces charges of murder as well as criminal possession in the second degree.
Police have not released the name of the suspect due to his age.
