In a shocking incident in Brooklyn, New York, a man opened fire on his neighbors during a dispute over noise, leaving two people dead. The suspect, identified as Jason Pass, was captured on chilling video executing the victims in what appeared to be an execution-style killing. The incident took place at the Flatbush Gardens apartment complex, where Pass had an ongoing dispute with the victims, Bladimy Mathurin and Mod Chinwai, over loud noise.
The incident unfolded when Pass confronted the victims outside their apartment. In the video footage, Pass can be seen initially calm, dressed in navy blue. However, tensions quickly escalated as Mathurin, armed with scissors, approached Pass. Mathurin’s wife attempted to intervene, but Pass pulled out a gun and shot Mathurin in the back. He then turned his attention to Chinwai, shooting him multiple times in the head. The victims’ family members rushed inside their apartment for safety, while Pass calmly walked away from the scene.
Following the shooting, Pass was involved in a standoff with the police, during which he allegedly charged at them with a knife. The police eventually shot Pass, and he is currently in critical condition in the hospital. The motive behind the dispute and the reason for Pass’s violent actions remain unclear.
The incident has shocked the community and raised questions about the safety of residents in the apartment complex. Reports suggest that the victims’ family had been involved in a long-standing dispute with Pass over noise disturbances. However, they maintain that they were not causing any disturbance on the night of the incident.
Authorities have recovered shell casings and bullet fragments from the hallway where the shooting occurred. The investigation is ongoing, and the victims’ family is seeking justice for their loved ones. Marie Delille, Mathurin’s wife, expressed her grief and demanded answers as to why Pass resorted to such violence.
The incident serves as a grim reminder of the potential dangers that disputes can escalate to if not resolved peacefully. The community is left mourning the loss of two lives and questioning the need for such violence over a noise dispute.
