A tragic incident unfolded in New Rochelle early Thursday morning when a 15-year-old boy was found unresponsive by the side of a road. The police responded to a call around 6 a.m. and discovered the teenager, later identified as Jonson Temaj, near the corner of Charles Street and Washington Avenue. His sudden and unexplained death has sparked an active police investigation.
Teen Found Unresponsive on Roadside
According to New Rochelle police, officers arrived at the scene after receiving a report of an unresponsive person. They found Jonson Temaj lying shirtless and shoeless. Emergency responders immediately attempted to provide medical assistance before rushing him to a hospital. Unfortunately, despite their efforts, he was pronounced dead shortly after arrival.
Cause of Death Yet to Be Determined
The exact cause and manner of Temaj’s death remain unknown. The Westchester County Medical Examiner’s Office will conduct an autopsy to determine the cause. At present, law enforcement has not identified any obvious injuries on his body, raising further questions about how he died.
Police Investigating Multiple Persons of Interest
Authorities have confirmed that they are actively investigating the case and have identified several potential persons of interest. However, they have not disclosed specific details regarding any suspects or possible leads. The timeline of events leading to Temaj’s death is still unclear.
Community Urged to Provide Information
As the investigation continues, police are urging anyone with information to come forward. The New Rochelle Police Department can be contacted at (914) 654-2300. Those who prefer to remain anonymous can call (914) 632-COPS.
The sudden and mysterious death of Jonson Temaj has left the New Rochelle community searching for answers. With no visible injuries and no immediate cause of death, investigators are working tirelessly to uncover the truth. As authorities examine all possible leads, they encourage residents to share any information that might assist in solving this tragic case.
