Queens TV actor will live on life for 2021 Revenge Killing in St. Albans: Da – Qns

A TV actor from Rego Park was convicted of 25 years in prison on Friday after he was found guilty of murdering a man in St. Albans during a retirement of 2021.

The 45-year-old Isaiah Stokes from the 62nd street was convicted on March 7 for murder in second degrees and other related crimes because he had shot down the 37-year-old Tyrone Jones when he was sitting in a parked Jeep Cherokee and was waiting for a friend to come to lunch. The fatal shootout was in retribition for an argument between the two men in the victim’s birthday depiction of the victim months ago.

According to the statements for charges and experiments, the two met in a birthday party for Jones in a Queens Club in October 2020 and were involved in an argument after the actor had shown inappropriate behavior towards female party guests. After Stokes Jones’ requested to leave, Stokes was injured during a physical examination of other party guests.

On or around January 29, 2021, Stokes put a GPS tracking device on Jones ‘Jones’ Jeep Grand Cherokee’s chassis and used it to track down it on the day of the murder.

Around 2:30 p.m. on February 7, 2021, Stokes left a parked Audi SUV with New Jersey number signs at the intersection of the 200th Street and 118th Avenue. Stokes circled the area of ​​the 200th Street and the Linden Boulevard for about 15 minutes before he went on Jones’ vehicle, took out a pistol and shot into the jeep 11 times.

Jones suffered several gunshot wounds on the head and chest. The police from the 113rd district in Jamaica and EMS units reacted to the scene and Jones was declared dead on site.

Stokes later drove back to his Rego Park apartment and returned the Audi SUV to a rent location in Hackensack, New Jersey, on February 16.

“Isaiah Stokes, who embarrassed herself and angry about the fact that he was brought out of a birthday party in October 2020, was looking for revenge to Tyrone Jones,” said Melinda Katz, district prosecutor of Queens. “Months later, the accused attached a GPS tracking device to his victim’s vehicle and followed Jones more than a week. Stokes followed Jones Zum Linden Boulevard and fired in Jones’ vehicle and hit the man in his head and chest.”

The detective Daniel Connors of the 113rd district of the NYPD and the retired detective Michael Naus, formerly the NYPD squad of the Queens South Homicide, arrested the case on July 16, 2021 in his apartment with the support of the regional task force of the NYPD. The execution of a search command in the accused’s apartment showed documents that combined the accused with the GPS tracking device found under the victim’s vehicle.

The Supreme Court of Queens, Kenneth Holder, who led the two -week legal proceedings, sentenced Stokes to life imprisonment for 25 years.

“Justice has now been delivered for the deliberate murder, which was committed by this defendant, and he will now spend 25 years in prison as a direct consequence of his criminal acts,” said Katz.

Stokes, who was born and raised in Rochdale Village, played small roles in TV series such as “Boardwalk Empire”, “Power”, “Law & Order: Svu”, “Blue Bloods”, “Louie” and “Rescue Me”, according to his IMDB biography.