NEW ROCHELLE, NY — Laquan Jones, 21, and Tyquan Carcamo, 20, both of New Rochelle, were arraigned in Mount Vernon City Court on charges of Murder in the Second Degree and remanded to the Westchester County Jail.
Mount Vernon Police Detectives and members of the FBI Westchester Safe Streets Task Force arrested the pair in connection with the September 25, 2021, murder of 20-year-old Aaliyah Waiters.
Ms. Waiters was shot and killed in the early morning hours of September 25, 2021, as she stood with a group in front of 237 South Third Avenue. When officers arrived, they found Ms. Waiters suffering from a gunshot wound to the head. She was transported to Jacobi Medical Center, Bronx, NY where she ultimately succumbed to her wounds.
With the assistance of the New Rochelle Police Department and the FBI Safe Streets Task Force, Mount Vernon Detectives began to recover video evidence that helped build the case. Law Enforcement Officers from all three jurisdictions reviewed hours of video in order to identify the suspects and establish a timeline of events leading up to the moment that the suspects fired a barrage of bullets in the direction of Ms. Waiters.
Carcamo was located and arrested by Mount Vernon Detectives and members of the FBI Safe Streets Task Force at the home of a relative in Yonkers, NY.
Jones was arrested by a similar contingent of Law Enforcement Officers at his mother’s home in New Rochelle.
The Mount Vernon Police Department asks that anyone with any information on this incident contact the Detective Division at 914-665-2510, all calls will be kept confidential.
Tyquan Carcamo was a student at New Rochelle High School when he was arrested by New Rochelle police 3 1/2 years ago.
2 New Rochelle High School Students Arrested Following Melee Across from City Hall
On February 14, 2018, at 3:32 pm the New Rochelle Police Department responded to the vicinity of 542 North Avenue on a report of an altercation involving youths. One 16-year-old male received a minor laceration to his head during the altercation and was conveyed to the hospital for treatment. He was released later that day.
Tyquan Carcamo, then-17 years-old and a New Rochelle resident residing at Locust Avenue, was charged by NRPD with the violation of Disorderly Conduct. A 14 year-old was also charged, as a juvenile delinquent, with Reckless Endangerment in the same incident.
