Banker admits gal pal pet slay & faces deport
A MAN WAS shot to death while sitting in a parked car in the Bronx on Monday, cops said.
George Carrasquillo, 45, of Hunts Point in the Bronx, was found in the driver’s seat of a gray 2017 Ford Explorer on Hone Ave. near Neill Ave. in Morris Park.
Cops responding to a 911 call found the victim in the car, which had Maryland plates, at about 5:30 a.m., authorities said.
Investigators were busy at the scene afterward (photos).
Carasquillo’s body was riddled with gunshot wounds. Police were searching for the killer Monday. AN UNEMPLOYED banker pleaded guilty Monday to stabbing his girlfriend’s dog to death and is expected to serve a light jail sentence because he faces deportation.
Zheheng Feng (photo), 25, who was in New York on a work visa, copped to animal cruelty in Manhattan Supreme Court and will get a month in jail when he’s sentenced March 26.
He is expected to get deported to China upon his release.
Justice Laura Ward said she originally planned to offer Feng three months in exchange for his plea to the pooch’s killing but his automatic deportation softened her stance.
Feng is going on a registry for a decade which bars him from ownership of a pet — but it won’t apply in China.
Feng could get released after about 16 days, factoring in time he’s already served and good behavior, his lawyer Todd Spodek said.