I was so far away without being able to do anything, I couldn’t even say goodbye to you," Yarimar wrote while adding that she would give anything to trade places with her mother. "There are so many things I still needed to learn from you. Shocking video shows Asian woman shot dead after stabbing cop delivering eviction notice Pregnant woman shot dead with crossbow by 'former husband', baby in critical condition The 27-year-old daughter then wrote about all the things her mother will miss out on - her daughter's wedding day, making clothes for her grandchildren, and a scheduled vow renewal with her husband in Puerto Rico. The man was wounded in the leg but survived. She died from her injuries the next day, Waterbury police said, adding that she was not the intended target. Mabel, 56, was struck in the head by a shooter who opened fire on a man strolling outside her house in Waterbury, Connecticut. "Why you? Why this way? You were just sitting in your little house sewing, as you always did,” Yarimar said in Spanish. Yarimar Mercado Martinez, a Puerto Rican rifle shooter, expressed her grief in an Instagram post that contained images and a video of her mother. Spagnolo said the New Haven man was previously convicted on charges of reckless endangerment, cruelty to animals and drug charges, and is currently on probation.Īnyone with information about the shooting is asked to contact Waterbury police detectives at 20 or to call the anonymous tip line at 20.Mabel Martinez, the mother of a Puerto Rican Olympian was shot in the head while sewing at her Connecticut home on April 9, according to authorities and her daughter. Forensic investigators were working on the car Monday, and testing the gun to see if it was involved in the weekend shooting in Waterbury, Spagnolo said.
Police said investigators found the man’s Honda in New Haven on Monday and located a handgun with “other weapons” in that vehicle. The owner of the Honda was identified as 34-year-old New Haven man. Police said they have since identified the owner of the white Acura as 22-year-old Waterbury man, who is convicted felon who is “known to be involved in the drug trade.” Spagnolo said police have interviewed the man, but are still looking to speak to the owner of the black Honda allegedly involved in the shooting. “It was at that point that we determined that this was a drug-related incident involving those two vehicles,” he said. The man was interviewed by police, Spagnolo said Tuesday.
He was later treated at an area hospital and released, according to police. He was on the street at the time and was shot “through and through” in the hip area.
Spagnolo said police believe the intended target of the shooting was a 35-year-old man. Police are working to determine if the 9mm casings were all fired from the same weapon, but Spagnolo said as many as three guns may have been involved in the shooting.Ĭlick here to sign up for our free, seven-day newsletter course on legal cannabis in Connecticut. Spagnolo said Tuesday that investigators had found 15 9mm shell casings at the scene along with seven. She was taken to Saint Mary’s Hospital in critical condition, where she later died from her injuries Sunday evening, police said. Police said she was found on the floor and had been struck by a bullet “in the area of her head.” When police arrived, Antongiorgi’s relatives told police she had been hit while inside the home. Waterbury police said officers were called to the area after receiving the reports of gunfire. Spagnolo said the shots were fired between two cars - a white Acura and a black Honda - on Orange Street on Saturday afternoon. We understand what happened here and we bring the people to justice that are responsible for this.” Words cannot describe or console you, we understand that, but we vow to you: We’re going to work very hard. “I relay to them the sorrow - from the city, myself and the officers, from the mayor’s office, from the state’s attorney with me - on your loss,” Waterbury Police Chief Fernando Spagnolo said.
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