Nathaly Ramirez / Angel Carrasco Bronx domestic-violence prosecution
Bronx, New York
Case overview
Police allege Angel Carrasco pushed estranged partner Nathaly Ramirez and their eight-month-old daughter from a 15th-floor balcony. Ramirez died and the infant survived in critical but stable condition. The separation context, reported prior domestic violence, infant victim and rapid fugitive arrest make the case a high-priority intimate-partner watch.
Documented and reported timeline
- October 6: Police allege Nathaly Ramirez and her infant fell after an assault at a Bronx balcony.
- October 8: Reporting described Angel Carrasco's arrest.
- October 14: A hospital arraignment, not-guilty plea and detention were reported; November 4 was listed as the next date.
Evidence and its limits
The prosecution's alleged pushing mechanism must be evaluated against witness, scene, surveillance and medical evidence. The infant's condition in early reporting is not a current medical update. Prior violence must be tied to verified records and the correct people.
Court, counsel and current posture
Last reported posture: Arraigned virtually from hospital October 14; pleaded not guilty; held without bail; full protection order reported
Court information below reflects the dated sources available for review. Filed documents and signed orders must control the final account. Allegations against a living accused person remain allegations unless admitted or proved in court.
Questions the records must answer
Is the infant's current condition established?
No current medical update is verified here. Earlier reporting described survival and critical care; that must not be presented as an October 25 condition.
Further investigation: What do surveillance, witness, phone and scene evidence establish? Which prior arrests, orders or police contacts involved Ramirez? What is the infant's verified medical condition? What supports each charged offense and theory of intent?
Source file
These links identify the available reporting and official material. A report describing a document is not the same as having the complete document.
Records and unanswered questions
Complaint and arraignment minutes; detention and protection orders; autopsy and releasable medical findings; surveillance and witness chronology; verified prior orders; current docket.