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Bayamón Court Finds 16-Year-Old Accused of Killing His Grandmother Temporarily Unfit to Stand Trial

Latest, Oct 28, 2026: Bayamón Court Finds 16-Year-Old Accused of Killing His Grandmother Temporarily Unfit to Stand Trial

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October

  1. Bayamón Court Finds 16-Year-Old Accused of Killing His Grandmother Temporarily Unfit to Stand Trial

    via Radio Isla

    The Bayamón court ruled temporarily not processable, meaning unfit to face the legal process, the 16-year-old Elvin W. Reyes Rosa, accused of killing his grandmother and attempting to kill his half-brother, as well as violating the Weapons Law, in events…

  2. Defense for 16-Year-Old Charged with Killing Grandmother Warns of His Mental Health and Fear in Custody

    via El Nuevo Día

    Elvin William Reyes Rosa, 16, charged with fatally stabbing his grandmother and wounding his brother, was brought on Thursday to Courtroom 404 of the Bayamón Court for what was to be the start of his preliminary hearing, but the proceeding did not begin.

September

  1. 16-Year-Old Charged as Adult in Fatal Stabbing of Grandmother in Guaynabo

    via WAPA TV

    Puerto Rico's Justice Department secretary, Lourdes L. Gómez Torres, announced that Elvin William Reyes Rosa, 16, will be prosecuted as an adult for the killing of his grandmother, Lourdes Pérez Mercado, and the attempted murder of his brother, Jonathan…

  2. Puerto Rico Prosecutors to Charge Teen Who Killed Grandmother, Wounded Brother in Guaynabo Mall

    via NotiCel

    Puerto Rico's Department of Justice confirmed the Bayamón prosecutor's office would file charges against a 16-year-old accused of killing his grandmother and wounding his brother in an altercation at a Guaynabo shopping center.

  3. 16-Year-Old Held After Allegedly Stabbing Grandmother to Death, Wounding Brother at Guaynabo Mall

    via El Nuevo Día

    Police in Puerto Rico are holding a 16-year-old boy suspected of fatally stabbing his grandmother and wounding his adult brother at the Santa María Shopping Center in Guaynabo.

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