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NYPD arrests suspect over Nazma killing

Star Report
Police in the US on Saturday apprehended a 22-year-old man on suspicion of
killing Nazma Khanam, a Bangladeshi-American residing in Queens of New York City.
Detectives of New York Police Department (NYPD) arrested Yonatan Galvez-Marin in Jamaica Hills neighbourhood, where
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60-year-old Nazma's husband found her bleedingon a sidewalk near their home on August31, reports Daily News New York.
Meanwhile, Nazma was buried yesterday in a local graveyard at her ancestral home in Shariatpur following a namaz-e-janaza where hundreds gathered to pay tribute. Her corpse had reached Bangladesh earlier in the morning, reports a correspondent.
Earlier on Friday, ahead of her planned burial in Bangladesh, a funeral service was held for the deceased at Jamaica Muslim Center.
NYPD said the suspected killer has admitted to have stabbed the woman after she refused to hand over her money while she was walking along Normal Road near 160th Street, according to Daily News New York.
He faces a second-degree murder charge, in addition to robbery and criminal possession of a weapon but he has no criminal history in New York, Daily News New York quoted police as saying.
The suspect lived on the road where the incident took place, about two blocks
south of the victim's home on 161st Street
Nazma and her 75-year-old husband, Shamsul Alam Khan, were walking home after closing their Jamaica Avenue souvenir shop for the evening. Shamsul, who suffers from asthma, stopped to catch his breath and let his wife go on without him.
Galvez-Marin confronted and stabbed Nazma at around 9:15pm, after she got ahead of her husband. Shamsul heard his wife screaming for help and minutes later he found her fatally wounded on the sidewalk.
Nazma was sent to a hospital where she died later.
Nazma's family members decried the killing as a hate crime since no personal possessions were taken from her and she was wearing traditional Muslim attire during the fatal assault. However, police did not categorise the attack as such, according to PIX11 News.
Only several weeks earlier, on August 13, a Bangladeshi imam, Alauddin Akonjee, 55, and his assistant, Tara Uddin, 64, were gunned down in the same city.