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Grieving mother confronts Noah Rentas, accused of her son's murder near Barclays Centre. Charges include second-degree murder.

Brooklyn Mother Confronts Murder Suspect

In a tragic encounter, a Brooklyn mother confronted Noah Rentas, accused of stabbing her son, Michael Hernandez, near Barclays Centre. Rentas faces serious charges following his arrest, as the community mourns and demands justice.

'Why did you take my son’s life?', US mother faces teen accused of his murder

A grieving mother confronted Noah Rentas, accused of stabbing her son, Michael Hernandez, near Barclays Centre.

A grieving mother confronted the suspect accused of murdering her son in Brooklyn, posing the poignant question: "Why did you kill my son?" Her anguish was evident as she watched the suspect, in handcuffs, being led away from a police precinct on Tuesday, as reported by amNewYork Metro.
Noah Rentas, 18, a resident of South Slope, has been arrested and charged in connection with the fatal stabbing near the Barclays Centre earlier this month. Authorities tracked Rentas down to his home after he was reportedly identified through a student MetroCard used near the crime scene.
Police allege that Rentas stabbed 27-year-old Michael Hernandez during an assault by a group of teenagers at the intersection of Flatbush and Atlantic Avenues on March 14. The deadly encounter allegedly followed a verbal altercation, and Hernandez was pronounced dead at the scene.
According to the New York Post, Rentas faces charges of second-degree murder and fourth-degree criminal possession of a weapon. He reportedly has no prior criminal record. Sources suggest that the murder might be linked to a larger series of robberies, although Hernandez was not robbed during the incident; it is speculated that the attempted robbery may have gone awry. Hernandez's family was present at the 78th Precinct in Brooklyn as Rentas was escorted from the station after his arrest.

Five people were shot at a subway station in Brooklyn, New York. Fire personnel responding to reports of smoke Tuesday morning at the 36th Street station in Sunset Park found multiple people shot and unexploded devices.
The fire department said 13 people were injured, but no details were provided. A photo from the scene showed people tending to bloodied passengers lying on the floor of the station. According to multiple law enforcement sources briefed on the investigation, preliminary information indicated a suspect was wearing a construction vest and a gas mask.

US: 5 people shot at a subway station in Brooklyn

US: 5 people shot at a subway station in Brooklyn
Police: unexploded devices found at the subway

Shooting at subway station in New York
16 people injured, 10 have gunshot wounds
NYPD: incident not being investigated as act of terrorism
Police: no explosive devices on New York trains&nbsp;
Police: suspect a black male with green construction vest&nbsp;

Fire personnel responding to reports of smoke Tuesday morning at the 36th Street station in Sunset Park found multiple people shot and unexploded devices.

There are no life-threatening injuries among the 10 people shot in Tuesday's Brooklyn subway attack, NYPD Commissioner Keechant Sewell said. At least six more people were injured.
There was no known link to terrorism, the commissioner said, adding that there were no known explosive devices. Five people were in critical condition, but stable, according to the New York Fire Department commissioner.
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/world-news/on-cam-the-moment-when-gunman-opened-fire-in-new-york-subway-1649782508139">On cam: the moment when gunman opened fire in New York subway</a>
The gunman &ldquo;is still on the loose&rdquo; and dangerous, New York Gov. Kathy Hochul said at a press conference shortly after noon.
NYPD Commissioner Keechant Sewell said that gunman first donned a gas mask as the train was pulling up to the station and then opened a canister filling the train carriage with smoke. He then started firing.&nbsp;
According to the top cop, the man has been identified as a black male wearing a green construction vest and a grey hooded sweatshirt

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