"He was placed in the back of an ambulance and taken to a local hospital, most likely for a psychiatric evaluation. Photo by Dean Moses The man who walked into a Brooklyn police precinct Monday while covered in blood and admitted to killing a man in his apartment will not be charged because it may have been an act of self-defense, amNewYork has learned."
"The 58-year-old resident of 207 Troy Ave. in Crown Heights walked into the 77th Precinct at around 3:15 a.m. on Oct. 13 weeping with blood over his hands and told officers that he believed he had killed a man. When cops arrived at the home they found bloody footprints in the hallway leading to the apartment where they discovered 56-year-old homeless man Kenneth Dantzler face up with stab wounds to the chest and arms."
A 58-year-old resident of 207 Troy Ave. entered the 77th Precinct in Crown Heights early on Oct. 13 with blood on his hands and said he believed he had killed a man. Police found bloody footprints leading to an apartment where 56-year-old homeless man Kenneth Dantzler was found face up with stab wounds to the chest and arms and pronounced dead. A blood-covered knife and scissors were recovered. Detectives questioned the resident and transferred him to Interfaith Medical Center for a psychiatric evaluation. Sources indicated prosecutors will not charge the resident because evidence suggests the killing may have been self-defense. The investigation remains ongoing.
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