NYC boy, 16, surrenders to cops in murder of another teen who he shot after sneering, Im going to throw some pain

A 16-year-old boy surrendered to cops to face charges in the Bronx apartment murder of another teen – who he allegedly shot after callously declaring, “I’m going to throw some pain,” cops said. Kalvin Veloz, turned himself in Tuesday and was charged with murder for allegedly firing a .45 caliber weapon at 15-year-old Riley Billingsley inside a fifth-floor apartment on Claflin Avenue near West 197th Street in Kingsbridge Heights around 5:20 p.m.Aug.

12, authorities said.Billingsley’s grief-stricken grandmother, Elaine Rogers, 62, told The Post Wednesday by phone that she was thankful for the teen suspect’s surrender. “I’m definitely grateful that this young man turned himself in,” Rogers said.“Whatever reason he had to turn himself in…the fact that he turned himself in is beautiful.”“I’d love to know what this was all about,” she added.The deadly violence erupted when a group of teens — including Billingsley, who did not have a criminal record — were “hanging out in a bedroom,” NYPD Chief of Detectives Joseph Kenny said last week.“Our perpetrator here, Kalvin Veloz, produces a firearm from his backpack, inserts a magazine, racks the gun back, and makes a statement, ‘I’m going to throw some pain,’” he said.

“And at that point, he shoots Riley in the head, killing him instantly.”Rogers previously said that her slain grandson’s friends knocked on her door to share the devastating news.“I couldn’t comprehend what they were saying, you know? ‘He’s been shot.’ I couldn’t grasp their words,” Rogers said at the time. “I can’t even process that portion of it.It’s hard to believe.”She said Riley’s last words to her earlier in the day were, “‘See you later, G-Ma.’ That’s what he called me.”A second victim of the apartment gunfire, a 13-year-old boy, was grazed in the chest by a ricocheted bullet that first hit the wall, Kenny added.He was hospitalized in stable condition. Investigato...