Jealous Husband Kills Wife, Injures Stepson in Brooklyn Shooting

Accident – Death – Obituary News : A tragic incident unfolded in Brooklyn, as a woman lost her life and her stepson was severely injured in a shooting that took place in their home. The neighbors have come forward, claiming that the woman’s husband, Luis Collado, had expressed his intention to kill her due to his belief that she had been unfaithful.

The victim has been identified as Rosa Acevedo, a woman in her 40s. The shooting occurred on Friday evening in East New York, Brooklyn. Acevedo shared the first-floor apartment with her husband, Collado. According to witnesses, Collado had been consumed by jealousy and repeatedly voiced his intentions to harm his wife. Victor Cruz, a neighbor of the couple, revealed, “He was jealous. He said ‘I’m going to kill her, I’m going to murder her, I’m going to shoot her.'”

The community was left in shock when news broke of Acevedo’s death and her stepson’s injuries. The stepson, identified as 26-year-old Gustavo Acevedo, was rushed out of the home by medics. An eyewitness living on Louisiana Avenue described the distressing scene, stating, “I saw them rushing [him] out to the ambulance. He was all blood. His head was wrapped in a towel and he was gushing blood. It was awful.”

Law enforcement authorities have confirmed that a suspect has been arrested in relation to the incident. However, they have not disclosed the identity of the killer. The presence of a handgun near the crime scene has been noted by the police, who are continuing their investigation.

The tragic events have left the community in mourning and disbelief. The loss of a life and the severe injury inflicted upon a young man have undoubtedly shaken the neighborhood. As the investigation unfolds, residents hope for justice to be served and for the safety of their community to be restored.

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