17 yo ran over by his 25 yo lover

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A Bronx woman was in custody Wednesday in the hit-and-run death of her 17-year-old boyfriend as lethal payback for shattering her cell phone, police and family members said.

Minutes after the couple quarreled at 1:30 a.m., the family of Frankie Hernandez found his broken body lying on Morris Ave. as Jasmine Diaz, 25, sped off in her SUV, police sources and the Hernandez family said.

With Hernandez standing directly in front of the Lincoln Aviator, Diaz slammed on the gas, ran him down and took off, Police Commissioner Raymond Kelly said.

Cops were investigating the death as a homicide.

“I ran down to the street and it was too late,” said the victim’s devastated mother, Iris Hernandez. “His head was crushed. He wasn’t moving. There was blood everywhere.”

Hernandez was pronounced dead at Lincoln Hospital. The troubled couple began dating about a year ago, and reportedly shared a volatile relationship.

The dead teen’s brother, Cesar, said he heard screaming in the street while running outside to help his sibling.

“I heard the rubber burning and saw her just drive off,” said Cesar Hernandez. “By the time I got to him, he was trying to talk, but just bubbles came out of his mouth.”

Diaz abandoned her late model SUV near her mother's apartment in the Fleetwood section of the Bronx, according to sources and family members.

Police found her hiding there and brought her to the 44th Precinct stationhouse for questioning. Kelly said charges against the suspect “are being developed now.”

Cesar said that he ran the few blocks from the scene of his brother’s death to the Diaz apartment, where he pounded fruitlessly on the door.

“I could hear her screaming inside, ‘I just hit Frankie. I just hit him. I don’t know what to do,’” Cesar said.

Hernandez's devastated sister Yolanda

sobbed uncontrollably as she clutched a picture of her brother.

“My brother's dead!" she screamed. “He's gone!”

According to family members, Hernandez accidentally dropped and broke Diaz’s iPhone — sending her into a rage.

“She was screaming at him about her cell phone,” said Iris Hernandez. “... He was saying it was an accident. She didn’t care. She was hysterical.”

The argument moved from the hallway at 1009 Morris Ave. to the street outside, and Iris Hernandez soon heard screams coming up to her apartment.

“I want her to rot in hell,” said Iris Hernandez. “Jail is too good for her. She needs to rot in hell.”

The dead teen planned to finish William Taft High School and study to be a barber. The youngest of six kids was a quiet homebody who managed to stay out of trouble, his relatives said.

“My son was such a peaceful boy,” said Iris Hernandez. “He would never hurt anyone.”

17-year-old boy killed in Bronx hit-run - NY Daily News

 

[Tom]

nikkas die every day b

 

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nikkas die every day b

 

[Ricky Church]

stupid bytches

 

[jdubnyce]

damn

















































any pics of this c*nt?

 

[OPTiMO]

bet he thought he was the man for bagging her too

 

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[Tom]

bet he thought he was the man for bagging her too

now the coroner is bagging his ass

 

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now the coroner is bagging his ass

 

[KlinicalCynic]

now the coroner is bagging his ass

 

[Ziggiy]

So he accidentally drops her iPhone and she fukkin MURDERS him










































































































































Us Apple Stan's don't play

 

[Metta World Movement]

nikka got the p*ssy....then the p*ssy murked him?



Damn, breh.....you had a spark when you started.....

 

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[FaTaL]

now the coroner is bagging his ass

 

[concise]

any pics of this c*nt?

Bronx woman, 25, accused of mowing down teen lover in The Bronx - NYPOST.com

A Bronx woman who was enraged over her broken iPhone mowed down her much younger lover with her SUV yesterday — leaving the teen she once baby-sat dead in the street, cops and relatives said.

Jasmine Diaz, 25, and Frankie Hernandez, 17, got into a drunken argument at about 2 a.m. inside his brother’s Concourse Village apartment after she accused him of destroying the phone, cops and relatives said.

“I heard her say, ‘You f--ked up my phone!’ ” said Cesar Santos, 22, one of the victim’s brothers.

The fight turned violent in an outside hallway.

“She hit him and he pushed her back,” said Hernandez’s sobbing sister Nereida, 24.

Santos said he heard screams after the two left the building, ran outside and saw his little brother’s crushed body on the street — and Diaz fleeing down Morris Avenue in her gold Lincoln Navigator.

“I heard the rubber burning, and saw her just drive off,” said Santos. “By the time I got to him, he was trying to talk, but just bubbles came out. This wasn’t an accident.”

EMS found the boy unconscious.

He was rushed to Lincoln Hospital, where he died.

Police Commissioner Ray Kelly said Diaz ran over Hernandez as she made a U-turn.

“[She] allegedly floors the engine, and runs him down,” he said.

Diaz’s brother Joshua, 18, admitted that his sister had a violent temper and that the couple had fought before.

“But she’s got to be provoked. You can’t go next to fire and not expect it to get hot the closer you get,” he said.

The teen’s devastated mom, Iris, 47, spent yesterday sitting outside her home, clutching a picture of her youngest child, who she said wanted to be a barber.

“My other son said, ‘Mommy, Mom! She hit him with the car!’ ” she said about Diaz, who family members said first met Hernandez when she was his baby sitter and he developed a crush on her.

The pair started dating two years ago, when the victim was just 15 and Diaz was 23.

“She should rot in jail and never come out!” his mom spat. “He’s my smallest one. He’s a good kid.”

Frankie’s older brother Edwin Torres, 32, said he found Diaz at her mother’s house nearby and hailed cops, who took her into custody.

Diaz was charged with manslaughter and leaving the scene.

Her brother said she had recently lost her job as a security guard and was upset over her worsening financial woes.