NYPD: Woman arrested, charged in connection to deadly stabbing at Roosevelt Houses in Bed-Stuy
Kaydene Martin, 40, has been arrested and charged in connection to the stabbing. Sources say Martin and the victim had an on-and- off-again relationship.
Share:
More Stories
1:38
Mayor Adams announces over 1,000 illegal guns removed from NYC streets in 2025
3h ago2:08
Funeral for slain Newark Police Detective Joseph Azcona to be held Friday
3h ago1:37
Soundview residents say people stealing car wheels have become rampant in the area
3h ago0:27
Police: Copiague MS student arrested for making threat of mass harm
3h ago1:37
Megan McDonald case: Murder trial begins in Orange County 22 years after brutal killing
4h ago1:52
NYPD sources: Death of 3-year-old boy abandoned at hospital is ‘suspicious’; child identified
8h ago1:38
Mayor Adams announces over 1,000 illegal guns removed from NYC streets in 2025
3h ago2:08
Funeral for slain Newark Police Detective Joseph Azcona to be held Friday
3h ago1:37
Soundview residents say people stealing car wheels have become rampant in the area
3h ago0:27
Police: Copiague MS student arrested for making threat of mass harm
3h ago1:37
Megan McDonald case: Murder trial begins in Orange County 22 years after brutal killing
4h ago1:52
NYPD sources: Death of 3-year-old boy abandoned at hospital is ‘suspicious’; child identified
8h agoThe NYPD says a woman was arrested and charged in connection with a fatal stabbing in Bedford-Stuyvesant.
Police say Saturday just before 6 a.m., they responded to a 911 call at 153 Marcus Garvey Blvd.
There they found 47-year-old Donald Nesbit dead at the Roosevelt Houses.
Officials say he was stabbed multiple times in the back. Police say the victim did not live in the building, but his attacker did.
Kaydene Martin, 40, has been arrested and charged in connection to the stabbing. Sources say Martin and the victim had an on-and- off-again relationship.
Martin faces charges including criminal possession of a weapon in the fourth degree and manslaughter in the first degree.
News 12 visited Nesbit's home to try to speak with his loved ones, but no one answered the door.
A neighbor said that Nesbit was a good guy and was always willing to help others.
More from News 12
Police: Bellport man fatally struck by payloader at North Lawrence mason yard
2:50
Officials: Brush fire breaks out in King Point
School bus overturns on Garden State Parkway in Montvale
2:27
‘I lost everything.’ Stamford business owners open up about devastating downtown fire
0:27
Reward offered to find who left dog tied to tree in Harriman State Park
