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Sunday, April 23, 1989 - Page 4

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2019

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Artist: Alexandra Bell, American born 1983

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© Alexandra Bell

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Sunday, April 23, 1989 - Page 4

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Artist: Alexandra Bell, American born 1983

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2019

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© Alexandra Bell

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DAILY NEWS Sunday, April 23, 1989 HORROR IN CENTRAL PARK 2 WORLDS COLLIDE Where trouble's called 24-7,' the kids grow up hard his mother, Dee. After talking the man in- side, according to his merher, Wise said: "Momma, mbe the Lord will bless me and II become a cop." By GENE MUSTAIN Ballet lessons are what Dany News Staff Wnter The teenagers charged in the Central Park at-takes place on crack-littered tack come from a world where, on the street, basketball courts, and Yale they call trouble "24-7" because it's an around- the-clock, all-week-long part of life. It is the world of Harlem, about as far away as one can get from the world of a young Ivy Company. League investment banker from Upper Saint Clair, Pa. and the upper East Side. Is the name of a lock Not involved The mother said heron was a "church kid" who at- tended youth services epdry Saturday. However, at the stealing fruit, acting crazy. I church, Greg Kelly, the te's never tried it myself." Raymond Santana, another "reat involved." of the accused, lived in a ten- ement where people did quiet outside the Schomburg, drugs on the sixth-floor land- whose twin 35-story spires ing. Clarence Thomas, anoth- soar above the northern ber- er, lived in a project where der of Central Park. os drugs and violence are com- kept coming to question roore monplace. A fourth suspect, Kharey Wise, earned money cutting ered up." an 11-year-old sald. friends' hair and making "Afraid. leather pendants. A few weeks ago, he talked a man who was dangling on a rope dents council described e outside the Schomburg into accused as "good and decnt climbing back inside. "If he was going to save a up. "Some of the kids aroud life, why would he go out and here are troublesome, but not rape and rampage?" asked them," said Marilyn Davis grew up in Schomburg Plaza. uncle, said Wise was ot In the dense projects and crowded tenements that are home to the teenagers ae- cused of the beastly acts against the woman jogger, all the problems of the urban poor come together like a vise. Ballet lessons are what takes place on cerack-littered basketball courts, and Yale is the name of a lock company. Though many families do cope and live law-abiding tackers live. "They learn you 'Let's bug out' lives, it is a hard place to raise children police accounts hold true, a place that produces hard children. Yesterday, relatives and friends of the accused talked When you're sitting around of teenagers who couldn't possibly have done such crimes. But others talked of a place where the young grow up on the edge of violence and where random "wilding" is a therapy for angst that, building, John Spencer, has somehow, got out of hand. "Here, children learn ear- ly." said Norval Wright, a res- ident of Schomburg Plaza, here 24-7." where four of the alleged at- and there ain't nothing to do, you start looking for victims and one thing leads to anoth- er." One of the accused is An- tron McCray. A resident of his Yesterday, it was unusuay sent his own son away to boarding school to escape "trouble walking through teenagers. "Everybody's upstairs,sov- And a member of the - don't carry too much with you, don't dress too good, and MeCray's neighborhood base- keep looking behind you." "There ain't nothing out will say, Let's bug out.' So there for these kids to do." they'll go downtown or Cen- said Elliot Shepard, 23, who trai Park, cursing people out, A teenager who plays on and, if the ball team added: "Someone kids" she had watched gow Iaieet is eniffw inogent n 3/20 2019
DAILY
NEWS
Sunday,
April
23,
1989
HORROR
IN
CENTRAL
PARK
2
WORLDS
COLLIDE
Where
trouble's
called
24-7,'
the
kids
grow
up
hard
his
Dee.
talking
side,
said:
"Momma,
mbe
Lord
will
cop."
MUSTAIN
Central
place
on
tack
come
a
world
where,
basketball
courts,
Yale
they
trouble
"24-7"
it's
an
around-
all-week-long
life.
Harlem,
one
can
from
Company.
Clair,
upper
East
Side.
Is
name
of
lock
Not
mother
heron
was
"church
kid"
who
at-
tended
epdry
at
acting
crazy.
Greg
Kelly,
te's
it
myself."
another
"reat
involved."
accused,
ten-
ement
where
quiet
outside
drugs
sixth-floor
whose
spires
Thomas,
above
er,
lived
project
and
com-
kept
question
monplace.
A
fourth
suspect,
Kharey
Wise,
earned
money
cutting
ered
up."
11-year-old
sald.
friends'
hair
making
"Afraid.
leather
pendants.
few
weeks
ago,
he
talked
man
dangling
rope
dents
council
described
e
Schomburg
into
accused
as
"good
decnt
climbing
back
inside.
"If
going
to
save
up.
"Some
aroud
life,
why
would
go
out
here
are
troublesome,
but
not
rape
rampage?"
asked
them,"
said
Marilyn
Davis
grew
in
Plaza.
uncle,
Wise
ot
In
dense
projects
crowded
tenements
that
home
teenagers
ae-
cused
beastly
acts
against
woman
jogger,
all
problems
urban
poor
together
like
vise.
Ballet
lessons
what
takes
cerack-littered
is
company.
Though
many
families
do
cope
live
law-abiding
tackers
live.
"They
learn
you
'Let's
bug
out'
lives,
raise
children
police
accounts
hold
true,
produces
children.
Yesterday,
relatives
friends
When
you're
sitting
around
couldn't
possibly
have
done
such
crimes.
But
others
young
edge
violence
random
"wilding"
therapy
for
angst
that,
building,
John
Spencer,
has
somehow,
got
hand.
"Here,
ear-
ly."
Norval
Wright,
res-
ident
Plaza,
24-7."
four
alleged
there
ain't
nothing
do,
start
looking
victims
thing
leads
anoth-
er."
One
An-
tron
McCray.
resident
unusuay
sent
own
son
away
boarding
school
escape
"trouble
walking
through
teenagers.
"Everybody's
upstairs,sov-
And
member
-
don't
carry
too
much
with
you,
dress
good,
MeCray's
neighborhood
base-
keep
behind
you."
"There
say,
Let's
out.'
So
these
do."
they'll
downtown
or
Cen-
Elliot
Shepard,
trai
Park,
cursing
people
out,
teenager
plays
and,
if
ball
team
added:
"Someone
kids"
she
had
watched
gow
Iaieet
eniffw
inogent
n
3/20
2019
mother,
After
in-
according
merher,
bless
me
II
become
By
GENE
Dany
News
Staff
Wnter
The
charged
Park
at-takes
crack-littered
street,
call
because
the-clock,
part
It
about
far
get
Ivy
League
investment
banker
Upper
Saint
Pa.
involved
youth
services
Saturday.
However,
stealing
fruit,
I
church,
never
tried
Raymond
Santana,
did
Schomburg,
land-
twin
35-story
ing.
Clarence
soar
northern
ber-
der
Park.
os
coming
roore