A woman was indicted Thursday on a second-degree murder charge after she allegedly stabbed an on-duty U.S. mail carrier at a deli in Harlem this month.

“I hope he’s maggot food,” Jaia Cruz, 24, told detectives in a statement recorded at the 28th Precinct stationhouse hours after the Jan. 2 stabbing, according to court documents. “I killed ...

A packed courtroom greeted Jaia Cruz, 24, after she was indicted on a second-degree murder charge in the stabbing death of USPS postman Ray Hodges, 36, who prosecutors said confronted her about ...

Jaia Cruz, 24, of Manhattan, is charged with second-degree murder in the slaying of 36-year-old Ray Hodges, New York City police said in a statement. The incident occurred about 2:38 p.m. inside 168 ...

Jaia Cruz, the 6-foot-4-inch suspect also known as Alvin, allegedly started an argument with 36-year-old postal carrier Ray Hodge III as they stood in line to order lunch sandwiches on Jan. 2.

Troubled transgender woman Jaia Cruz is seen up close rolling her eyes and smiling seductively in a nine-second video, while a song blasts the raunchy lyrics, “I’m such a wh-re, but I’m not ...

Ray Hodges, an on-duty USPS letter carrier in Manhattan, was stabbed several times inside the deli after he stepped in front of Jaia Cruz, who was waiting in line. Cruz was arrested at the scene ...

Cruz, who now faces murder charges, has a violent history with at least five prior arrests. A new video has surfaced, shedding light on the unsettling persona of Jaia Cruz, the 24-year-old accused ...

Jaia Cruz, 24, has been charged with the murder of USPS worker Ray Hodges, 36, on January 2. The two got into an argument after Hodges accused her of cutting in the sandwich line at Joe's Grocery ...

when he ducked into Joe’s Deli Grocery in Harlem and suddenly crossed paths with repeat criminal Jaia Cruz. Witnesses said they soon became embroiled in an argument as Cruz — who has been ...

Witnesses said the killing followed a quarrel over whose turn it was to order. Jaia Cruz, 24, was being held without bail after her arraignment in the killing of letter carrier Ray Hodge.