New York Criminal Lawyer Blog
A jealous young husband has been arrested for shooting his wife of 11 months. Lenox Ramsay, 19, waited for his estranged wife Kaidan Ramsey, 22, to leave Medgar Evers College; which is located at 1650 Bedford Ave. Brooklyn NY 11225. When she emerged from the college he chased her down Carroll Street and tried to push her into traffic. Kaiden tried to escape into a passing car but Lenox pulled her away. Good Samaritans tried to break up the fight, but Lenox pulled a loaded firearm out and fired warning shots into the air. He then turned on his wife and shot her twice. Lenox fled the scene while the police were called. He ran to Nostrand Ave., where he tried to steal an automobile but was unsuccessful. Kaiden Ramsey was taken to Kings County Hospital; located at 451 Clarkson Ave. Brooklyn NY 11203. She was listed in stabled condition. Kings County Police caught Lenox Ramsey shortly after the incident happened and arrested him. He faces both felony and misdemeanor charges including felony attempted murder, felony criminal possession of a weapon, felony assault and misdemeanor grand larceny. He was held without bail and will been seen in Kings County Criminal Court; located at 120 Schermerhorn St Brooklyn NY 11201.
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