Kristal Bayron-Nieves, 19, was killed during a robbery while working the night shift last week.
Her mother, Kristie Nieves, 36, clutched a big teddy bear handed to her by a supporter. She came to the crime scene, walking distance from the family’s home, with a sister, brother-in-law and cousins.“Thank you everyone and everyone who supported me including my family” she said, growing increasingly emotional. “The only thing I want is justice for my daughter.
A makeshift memorial was made for Krystal Bayron-Nieves, 19, at the East Harlem Burger King where she was murdered.Robert Miller The young woman, who had just started working at the fast-food restaurant three weeks before — and already wanted off the late shift because she was so scared — was fatally shot in the stomach over $100 on Jan. 9, cops said.“We really don’t have any safety in here. All the Burger Kings have security. They see how bad it is in here … they never got security for us at all,” co-worker Samantha Martinez told The Post. “I don’t really think they care about us.
His rap sheet dates back to 2017, and includes a November arrest for threatening a security guard at the homeless shelter in Queens where he was living. Glynn was released from jail on his own recognizance after the incident because the misdemeanor charge was not “bail eligible.”
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