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Ghosh, P. (2026, October 31). Bullied Ghana teenager shot to death on his way to school in Bronx: Mayor Mamdani says he spoke to Trump, Javits Frimpong's mother to get visa to see son for the last time. Times of India. https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/us/bullied-ghana-teenager-shot-to-death-on-his-way-to-school-in-bronx-mayor-mamdani-says-he-spoke-to-trump-javits-frimpongs-mother-to-get-visa-to-see-son-for-the-last-time/articleshow/135411473.cms
Ghosh, Poulomi. “Bullied Ghana teenager shot to death on his way to school in Bronx: Mayor Mamdani says he spoke to Trump, Javits Frimpong's mother to get visa to see son for the last time.” Times of India, 31 Oct. 2026, https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/us/bullied-ghana-teenager-shot-to-death-on-his-way-to-school-in-bronx-mayor-mamdani-says-he-spoke-to-trump-javits-frimpongs-mother-to-get-visa-to-see-son-for-the-last-time/articleshow/135411473.cms.
Ghosh, Poulomi. “Bullied Ghana teenager shot to death on his way to school in Bronx: Mayor Mamdani says he spoke to Trump, Javits Frimpong's mother to get visa to see son for the last time.” Times of India, October 31, 2026. https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/us/bullied-ghana-teenager-shot-to-death-on-his-way-to-school-in-bronx-mayor-mamdani-says-he-spoke-to-trump-javits-frimpongs-mother-to-get-visa-to-see-son-for-the-last-time/articleshow/135411473.cms.
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A 15-year-old boy named Javits Frimpong, originally from Ghana, was fatally shot in the Bronx on October 27 as he walked to school near East 171 Street and Third Avenue. Video footage shows him running alongside someone dressed in black before collapsing; three males believed to be between 16 and 18 years old were seen fleeing the scene after the shooting. Javits' father, Thomas Frimpong, believes the incident is linked to bullying at DreamYard Preparatory School.
Mayor Zohran Mamdani announced that President Donald Trump has agreed to grant a visa to Javits' mother so she can travel from Ghana for her son’s funeral. This comes amid international attention and coordination between Ghanaian officials and U.S. authorities, aiming to secure justice in the case.