DJ wants justice for his son’s fatal NYC stabbing — after losing his other child 16 months prior: ‘I couldn’t stop crying’

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Moore, T. (2026, September 5). DJ wants justice for his son’s fatal NYC stabbing — after losing his other child 16 months prior: ‘I couldn’t stop crying’. New York Post. https://nypost.com/2026/09/05/us-news/jamaican-dancehall-star-wants-justice-for-his-sons-fatal-nyc-stabbing-i-couldnt-stop-crying/

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Michael Davey, a Jamaican DJ known as Powerman, has lost his second child to violence in 16 months after his 25-year-old son Christopher was fatally stabbed in Brooklyn's East Flatbush neighborhood on Friday night. According to police, the incident occurred around 5:30 p.m. outside a laundromat near Christopher's home, and two men were seen fleeing the scene in a dark sedan. The father is seeking justice for his son and has vowed to stay strong for his remaining children, having lost his 32-year-old stepson just last May under unclear circumstances. Christopher had been struggling with depression after the loss of his brother.
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Michael Davey, a Jamaican DJ also known as Powerman, is mourning the loss of his 25-year-old son Christopher, who was stabbed to death in Brooklyn's East Flatbush neighborhood around 5:30 p.m. on Friday night. This is Davey's second child to die in just over a year: his 32-year-old stepson passed away last May after being killed while working in upstate New York. Christopher was walking to the laundromat for his mother when he was attacked, and later died at Kings County Hospital, where he had been rushed by EMS in critical condition. The incident has left Davey heartbroken, who described it as a "wicked" crime in an emotional post on Facebook.

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Tina Moore
30 article(s) here · 1 carrying a prediction
🔮 He then asked her if she’d been to church lately while moving closer and telling her he couldn’t hear her over the wind.
🔮 “Bel and I would often discuss how women who suffered violence would rarely have a voice.
🔮 Photos of other domestic violence victims, including Lovay Williams, stood nearby.
🔮 “He’s a menace to society,” one shaken resident said of Belgal — who Mayor Zohran Mamdani outrageously called a “New Yorker” whose he tried to negotiate as he railed against US Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
🔮 D’Angelo Caraballo, 25, and Sneider Mejia, 24, both from the Dominican Republic, were found by the US Marshals Service hiding in a basement of a home in Lynn and taken into custody overnight, according to the NYPD. They will be brought back to New York City to face attempted murder charges, the department said.
🔮 “He ran toward the danger and stopped the terrorist with a perfectly executed tackle, one that any NFL coach would be proud of.”
🔮 He would come hug up his mom.
🔮 The men wanted for brutally stabbing and slashing an off-duty NYPD detective seven times during a Bronx robbery could be seen making their getaway in new surveillance footage released by police Saturday.
🔮 ICE will not allow noncooperation to deter us from enforcing federal immigration law and protecting our communities.”
🔮 He was knifed in his neck and the leg, and rushed to Jacobi Medical Center, where he is expected to survive, according to sources and the FDNY. Two male suspects, believed to be Hispanic, quickly took off on their e-bikes, the sources said. It was not immediately clear what, if anything, was stolen, according to the sources.
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Brooklyn Facebook Jamaica Jamaican The Post

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Davey PERSON · 6× Brooklyn GPE · 3× Christopher Davey PERSON · 2× Kyle Mazza PERSON · 2× Powerman PERSON · 2× Chris PERSON · 1× Christopher PERSON · 1× Jamaican NORP · 1× Michael Davey PERSON · 1× The Post ORG · 1×

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Michael Davey, a veteran dancehall artist better known as Powerman, said his son Christopher was headed to the laundromat for his mother when he was ambushed around the corner from his East Flatbush home around 5:30 p.m. “I couldn’t stop crying,” the heartbroken dad told The Post Saturday.
framing: assertive · carried by 1 article(s) · first seen 2026-09-06
🔮 A popular Jamaican DJ whose 25-year-old son was fatally stabbed in Brooklyn Friday night said he “couldn’t stop crying” when he learned that he’d lost his second child in a 16-month span.

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A popular Jamaican DJ whose 25-year-old son was fatally stabbed in Brooklyn Friday night said he “couldn’t stop crying” when he learned that he’d lost his second child in a 16-month span. asserted
he → stab → span
Michael Davey, a veteran dancehall artist better known as Powerman, said his son Christopher was headed to the laundromat for his mother when he was ambushed around the corner from his East Flatbush home around 5:30 p.m. “I couldn’t stop crying,” the heartbroken dad told The Post Saturday. asserted
dad → know → p.m.
“My ex-wife, his mother, called me crying.” asserted
wife → call → me
She said, ‘They killed Chris, him dead, him dead,” Davey recalled. asserted
Davey → say → Chris
The younger Davey was stabbed twice in front of 882 Albany Ave. about three blocks from his home on Linden Boulevard, according to police. uncertain
Davey → stab → police
The dad said his son, who was born in Jamaica, was dropping off clothes at the laundromat when he was heinously kniifed — in a crime he called “wicked” in an emotional post on Facebook Saturday. asserted
he → say → Facebook
EMS rushed him to Kings County Hospital in critical condition, where he later died. asserted
he → rush → condition
The killing was the second tragedy the older Davey has suffered. asserted
Davey → suffer → ?
Last May, he lost his 32-year-old stepson, a tractor trailer mechanic, when he died while working in upstate New York — although details of his death remain unclear. uncertain
details → lose → death
Christopher Davey had been depressed over his brother’s death, quit his job and spent his days playing video games, according to his father. uncertain
Davey → quit → father
“He was going through a lot of problems,” the dad said. asserted
dad → go → problems
“He had just lost his brother and he went into depression.” asserted
he → lose → depression
Now the dad’s main focus is finding the person who killed his younger son Friday — and bringing him to “justice.” asserted
who → find → justice
“First and foremost, I’m looking for justice for my son,” he raged. asserted
he → look → son
The streets wouldn’t be safe for no one if they think they can walk up and kill people.” asserted
they → think → people
The father went to the scene of the crime after he learned what happened. asserted
what → go → crime
Start your day with all you need to know Morning Report delivers the latest news, videos, photos and more. asserted
Report → start → news
“I saw a little black scissors on the ground,” he said. asserted
he → see → ground
“I saw blood on the sidewalk.” asserted
I → see → sidewalk
Police couldn’t confirm that the scissors were the murder weapon, a police spokesman said. asserted
spokesman → confirm → ?
Two men were seen fleeing the scene in a dark sedan. asserted
men → see → sedan
One was wearing a white tank top and blue jeans, and there was no description of the second suspect, police said. asserted
police → wear → suspect
“I don’t know them,” the father said of the killers. asserted
father → know → killers
“I want to see them.” asserted
I → want → them
Powerman became popular in the 1990s and is known for his 1991 hit song “Stone.” asserted
Powerman → become → song
“I have to stay strong because I have more kids,” Davey said. asserted
Davey → have → kids
“I have to stay strong for them and myself.” asserted
I → have → them
Christopher Davey, 25, was fatally stabbed on the sidewalk outside 882 Albany Ave. in East Flatbush, Brooklyn. asserted
Davey → stab → Flatbush
NYPD officers work the scene where Davey was murdered on Sept. 4 in Brooklyn. asserted
Davey → work → Brooklyn
Kyle Mazza/Shutterstock Yellow evidence markers and laundry bags at the scene where Davey was killed. asserted
Davey → kill → scene
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