Sources told CBS New York Bowling was taken into custody Thursday morning and questioned at the 81st Precinct.
NEW YORK - Brian Dowling, an 18-year-old Brooklyn man, is facing murder charges in the deadly stabbing of New York City activist Ryan Carson, police sources tell CBS New York.Bowling was taken into custody Thursday morning and questioned at the 81st Precinct.Sources say he was charged with murder and criminal possession of a weapon.Surveillance video shows person of interestCarson and his girlfriend were seen on surveillance video around 4 a.m.
Carson lay dying on the sidewalk, the male with the knife kicks him in the chest, threatens to stab the woman companion and spits in her face,' Kenny said.Investigators said they do not believe the suspect knew Carson or his girlfriend. Carson remembered as community advocateCarson was known for his activism against opioid overdoses. Over last decade, he worked at New York Public Interest Research Group, most recently dealing with recycling and solid waste.
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