Police horrified after at least 50 teens watched, filmed boy get stabbed & dying & did not intervene

Police horrified after at least 50 teens watched, filmed boy dying and did not intervene
Alex LaskerSeptember 18, 2019, 11:55 AM CDT
Authorities on Long Island are asking witnesses to come forward after they say at least 50 teens stood by and watched as a 16-year-old boy lay dying in a parking lot after a fight over a girl.

Khaseen Morris, a 16-year-old student at Oceanside High School in New York, was lured to the parking lot of a nearby strip mall after class Monday by students who reportedly threatened his life if he failed to show up, Nassau County officials said.

When he arrived, Morris was attacked by a group of six to seven teens and a fight ensued, during which Morris sustained a fatal stab wound to his upper torso. Dozens of teens allegedly looked on as Morris bled out on the ground, taking videos of the incident instead of calling for help.

The victim was eventually taken to a nearby hospital in critical condition, where he died of his injuries.

"They videoed his death instead of helping him," Detective Lt. Stephen Fitzpatrick of the Nassau County homicide squad said at a Tuesday press conference.

"I don't know what to make of it, my generation versus this generation," he continued. "This can't go on. Your friends are dying while you stand there and video it. That's egregious."

According to Morris's sister, 22-year-old Keyanna Morris, the attackers' vendetta first began when her brother walked a girl home from a party on Saturday night after she asked him to do so, WABC reports. Keyanna now believes the girl, whose identity has not been released, made the request in order to make her ex-boyfriend jealous, a mission that was apparently successful.

The bereaved sister told reporters through tears that she and her family had just moved to Oceanside from nearby Freeport, N.Y., in order to get a fresh start and that her brother had been thrilled with the change before his untimely death.

"He told my mom this is the first time in so long that he's been so happy," she said during an interview.


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"He was so happy." 16-year-old Khaseen Morris is remembered by his sister. Morris died after being stabbed during a brawl in Oceanside, Long Island on Monday. Full story: https://7ny.tv/2kOAy4U




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Although multiple witnesses have already presented authorities with information on the incident, Detective Lt. Fitzpatrick warned those who may have additional information to come forward immediately.

"If you're not a part and parcel of the murder of Khaseen Morris, now's the time to get in touch with us and let us know who did this and why," Fitzpatrick said.

"After I put handcuffs on you is not going to be the time" to come forward, he added.

 

damn, who is raising these kids.

you don't even need phone service to call 911 with your cell phone. got to record a gruesome death for the gram tho.

RIP Khaseen Morris

 

Ppl aint got no sense nowadays and these young nggas are certified goofys...

It's all shyts n giggles til it's their turn to bleed out on the ground alone....


RIP the young man

 

Thank god I don’t have kids

That whole school would have been shot up and the attacker’s dragged on the streets of Oceanside while I’m playing Scarface “ you only got a minute to pray and a second to die “

 

Social media has been a mistake

Their minds are not like people who grew up without that shyt

 

R.I.P. kid.
Its the music glorifying violence, clout and dehumanizing people.

 

I'm convinced half of Gen Z would off themselves if you took away their phones. Weird ass generation walking around life like this...

 

shyt is disgusting. These new nikkas are useless. fukk a jail they gotta bleed out too.

 

Social media generation. But y'all gonna keep supporting it tho. So it dont even matter. I really wonder how humans will be 20-50 years from now

 

Who raising these monsters








That said this headline can easily be flilped to "Society horrified as police fatally shoot yet another unarmed man"

 

Can't talk because generation y and generation x was screwed up as well. In fact, we were worse in terms of being violent. A lot of today's kids wouldn't survive the 80s, 90s and 2000s even.

 

Stuff like this has happened before social media was even invented. It's called the bystander effect.

 

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Not calling for help is bytchmade. I got no issue with not intervening in the fight, but not calling the authorities when it escalates to a stabbing should be some sort of crime in itself