Kearny Man Killed in Crossbow Shooting, Suspect Arrested After House Fire Standoff
Saturday’s crossbow murder in Kearny, New Jersey, rocked the area. Pablo Criollo, 45, of Harrison was killed by an arrow from a nearby property while going down the street.
Authorities say Oscar Feijoo, 44, of Kearny shot Criollo in the back with a crossbow through a window. Feijoo’s home fire caused a long police standoff. Cops immediately contained and secured the disturbance.
Feijoo faces first-degree murder, aggravated arson, and weapons charges. Police are investigating the motive behind this horrible assault, prosecutors say.
The tragedy grieved Pablo Criollo’s neighbors, family, and friends. Many praised him as a good father and community member without a crime. His sudden and terrible death shocked the community.
Anyone with information about the incident can help police investigate. Police claimed they studied the site and discovered enough evidence to prosecute Feijoo.
This occurrence raises Hudson County public safety and emergency response concerns about a rare but serious violent crime in residential neighborhoods. Stay alert and report suspicious activity to police.
As the disaster probe continues, officials vow transparency. Officials investigate Pablo Criollo’s death while the neighborhood mourns.
Sources:
Hudson County Prosecutor’s Office
Kearny Police Department
New Jersey State Fire Marshal
