Angel Carrasco arrested for the murder of ex-girlfriend and child
12 october 2026 в 11:28
A man has been arrested in New York who allegedly pushed his ex-girlfriend and their eight-month-old daughter off a 15th-floor balcony. 31-year-old Angel Carrasco allegedly pushed 23-year-old Natalie Ramirez off the balcony of their Bronx apartment on October 6 while she was holding their child.
Ramirez died, while the infant survived but sustained serious injuries and was hospitalized. Witnesses claim that Ramirez pleaded with Carrasco to stop in the final moments before the fall. The U.S. Marshals Service began searching for Carrasco, who was arrested on October 8.
According to Marshal Ricky J. Patel, this horrific tragedy has left a heavy mark on everyone who worked on the case. Carrasco has been charged with murder, attempted murder, manslaughter, and assault. He was apprehended after detectives received information from a friend of his.
According to WABC-TV, Carrasco and Ramirez had a documented history of domestic violence, including an incident where he allegedly slapped her in January. Flowers were found in Ramirez’s apartment, believed to have been given to her by Carrasco in an attempt to reconcile. One witness told CBS News New York that they heard Ramirez pleading with Carrasco not to do it, asking him to look at their child’s face.
After his arrest, Carrasco underwent a psychiatric evaluation, but it is unclear whether he has an attorney.
Ramirez died, while the infant survived but sustained serious injuries and was hospitalized. Witnesses claim that Ramirez pleaded with Carrasco to stop in the final moments before the fall. The U.S. Marshals Service began searching for Carrasco, who was arrested on October 8.
According to Marshal Ricky J. Patel, this horrific tragedy has left a heavy mark on everyone who worked on the case. Carrasco has been charged with murder, attempted murder, manslaughter, and assault. He was apprehended after detectives received information from a friend of his.
According to WABC-TV, Carrasco and Ramirez had a documented history of domestic violence, including an incident where he allegedly slapped her in January. Flowers were found in Ramirez’s apartment, believed to have been given to her by Carrasco in an attempt to reconcile. One witness told CBS News New York that they heard Ramirez pleading with Carrasco not to do it, asking him to look at their child’s face.
After his arrest, Carrasco underwent a psychiatric evaluation, but it is unclear whether he has an attorney.
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