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Elvin William Reyes Rosa
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Sep 27, 2026
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- Bayamón Court Finds 16-Year-Old Accused of Killing His Grandmother Temporarily Unfit to Stand Trial
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 reported on September 26 at the Santa María Shopping Center in Guaynabo.
- Corrections Department Investigates Incident with Teen Charged in Guaynabo Grandmother Killing
The Puerto Rico Department of Correction and Rehabilitation (DCR) said it is investigating an "intervention" involving a 16-year-old who is in custody while facing charges for the killing of his grandmother in Guaynabo.
- Defense for 16-Year-Old Charged with Killing Grandmother Warns of His Mental Health and Fear in Custody
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.
- 16-Year-Old Charged as Adult in Fatal Stabbing of Grandmother in Guaynabo
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 Jeremy Cabrera Rosa.