Footage A Bronx Family’s American Dream Ends in Gunfire: The Killing of Javits Frimpong

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 By [Sunsetcrew]   The one-year anniversary of Javits Frimpong’s arrival in the United States was marked not with celebration , but with a father’s grief. On Wednesday, October 28, 2026, the 15-year-old had completed exactly twelve months since leaving Ghana to build a new life with his father in the Bronx. By the next morning, that life was over—ended by a burst of gunfire on a residential street, just blocks from the apartment he shared with his father and the school where he was a tenth-grade student.   A Morning Walk, An Ambush   Shortly before 9:30 a.m. on Thursday, October 29, Javits was walking to DreamYard Preparatory School, an 18-minute commute he made daily. Near the intersection of East 171st Street and Third Avenue in the Claremont neighborhood, surveillance footage captured a chilling scene: the teenager sprinting for his life, pursued by a figure dressed entirely in black. Another camera angle showed two more individuals across the street, also running...

Police Constable Detained and Interdicted After Alleged Hot Water Attack on Colleague



The Ghana Police Service has taken swift action following a disturbing incident in which a female police constable allegedly assaulted a colleague by pouring hot water on her during an altercation. Constable Alonsi Elizabeth has been detained and interdicted from duty pending a thorough investigation into the matter.

The incident, which occurred within police premises, has raised serious concerns about professional conduct and interpersonal relations within the service. A police statement confirmed that the victim, also a female officer, sustained injuries to her face and back as a result of the alleged attack.

The statement emphasized that the Ghana Police Service does not condone such behavior and is committed to upholding the highest standards of discipline and professionalism among its personnel. The interdiction of Constable Alonsi Elizabeth is a clear indication of the service's determination to address the matter with utmost seriousness and ensure that justice is served.


"We are deeply concerned about this incident," stated a spokesperson for the Ghana Police Service. "Such behavior is unacceptable and will not be tolerated. We are committed to conducting a thorough and impartial investigation to determine the circumstances surrounding the attack and take appropriate action."

The victim is currently receiving medical treatment for her injuries, and the police service is providing her with the necessary support. The investigation will focus on establishing the sequence of events that led to the altercation, the severity of the injuries inflicted, and the motivation behind the alleged assault.

The incident has sparked discussions about the need for improved conflict resolution mechanisms and professional conduct training within the police service. There are calls for measures to be implemented to prevent similar incidents from occurring in the future.

The public is keenly observing the progress of the investigation, expecting transparency and accountability from the police service. The outcome of the investigation will determine the appropriate disciplinary and legal actions to be taken against Constable Alonsi Elizabeth. The Ghana Police Service has assured the public that it will provide updates on the matter as the investigation progresses.

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