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Younger shooter who killed boy, 13, in Bronx 4 years in the past will get 15 years behind bars
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Younger shooter who killed boy, 13, in Bronx 4 years in the past will get 15 years behind bars

Last updated: July 19, 2025 12:37 am
Editorial Board Published July 19, 2025
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The household of Jayran Elliot has discovered justice 4 years after the 13-year-old was gunned down on a Bronx avenue, together with his youthful killer sentenced to fifteen years in jail in alternate for pleading responsible on Thursday.

The shooter, Jahlil Califf, now age 20, was simply 16 when he opened hearth on Jayran on a sizzling summer time afternoon in 2021. Califf pleaded responsible to manslaughter within the first diploma within the youth a part of Bronx Supreme Courtroom in a plea deal, avoiding the opportunity of being convicted of the highest cost of homicide had the case gone to trial.

A detective examines a shell casing on the road after 13-year-old Jayran Elliot was shot on E. 187th St. within the Bronx on July 11, 2021. (Gardiner Anderson for New York Day by day Information)

The sufferer’s mom, Mal Elliot, wept within the gallery as Califf admitted to killing her son.

“I didn’t have any hopes for trial…” she stated. “I was willing to do it if I had to.”

“My son was only 13 years old walking down the street, not bother[ing] anyone. It’s just a tragic death. I will never forget my son.”

Jaryan Elliot was standing exterior Angels Cafe in Belmont simply after 3:15 p.m. on July 11, 2021, when a shooter stepped out of a automobile and opened hearth, in line with police.

Police investigate after a 13 year old was shot on East 187th Street near Prospect Avenue in the Bronx, New York City on Friday, July 11, 2021. (Gardiner Anderson for New York Daily News)Police examine after Jayran Elliot was fatally shot on E. 187th St. close to Prospect Ave. within the Bronx 4 years in the past. The gunman was solely 16. (Gardiner Anderson for New York Day by day Information)

He was struck by a number of bullets and later died at St. Barnabas Hospital.

Talking exterior court docket Thursday, the teenager’s mom was nonetheless deeply grieving the lack of her boy.

“We’re going to continue to just pray and ask God to guide us from now to eternity,” she stated. “I know my son is in a good place, he’s in heaven and he’s resting peacefully. He’s an angel. He lost his life an angel and he’s with God.”

The taking pictures was one among a number of involving youthful victims and offenders within the Bronx that summer time, marking a troubling spike in gang exercise that Bronx District Lawyer Darcel Clark then referred to as “an utter catastrophe.”

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Bronx DA Darcel Clark speaks during a press conference Thursday Oct. 7 2021 in the Bronx, New York. (Barry Williams)

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Bronx District Lawyer Darcel Clark speaks throughout a press convention saying the indictment of 13 males and teenage boys for violent crimes, together with two murders — one among them of Jayran Elliot — on Oct. 7, 2021, within the Bronx, New York. (Barry Williams)

The identical day Jayran was killed, 16-year-old Ramon Gil-Medrano died after being blasted within the head and torso by two gunmen on scooters as he sat behind a livery cab at E. 178th St. and Valentine Ave. in Tremont shortly after 11:30 p.m.

A yr earlier, Ramon had additionally been wounded in a taking pictures. Relations stated he had taken the livery cab as a result of he thought it was the most secure approach to journey.

“These defendants are charged in a string of violent crimes, culminating in the murders of two boys, that contributed to a brutal summer,” Clark stated 4 years in the past on the indictments of 13 males and youths for murders and violence, together with Califf and his sidekick Justin Baez, 18, who was additionally charged in Jayran’s dying.

“These indictments are an assurance to the people of the Bronx that we will hold accountable anyone who brings gunfire to our streets,” she added. “But these indictments are also a tragic chronicle of a lost generation: boys and young men who turned to guns, and two lives were taken and 14 lives have been squandered.”

In comparison with 2021, the variety of taking pictures victims within the Bronx as we speak has decreased by greater than half. 4 years in the past, there have been 77 taking pictures victims within the borough by way of this level in July in comparison with 30 victims up to now in 2025, in line with NYPD CompStat knowledge.

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