Grinning loon who allegedly threw girlfriend, child from NYC balcony seen for first time in courtroom

The lowlife monster who flashed a sinister smile after being charged with tossing his girlfriend and their 8-month-old daughter from a Bronx balcony was seen for the primary time in courtroom Wednesday — however he wasn’t smiling this time.
Angel Carrasco, 31, appeared nearly from a hospital mattress as he was arraigned on second-degree homicide for fatally throwing his girlfriend, 23-year-old Nathaly Ramirez, from a 15-story balcony on October 5 — whereas she clutched their 8-month-old daughter Angel Novalty Carrasco-Ramirez, who someway survived the autumn.
Carassco, who has been caught inside a psych ward since his arrest final week, was ordered to stay in custody by Bronx Felony Courtroom Choose Cary Fischer.
The choose additionally issued a full order of safety for little Angel, who stays hospitalized at Jacobi Hospital after struggling “life-threatening accidents,” the felony grievance learn.
The crazed man allegedly confirmed up at Ramirez’s Allerton condo with flowers in an try and patch up their relationship after he was twice busted for home violence incidents there, in line with regulation enforcement sources.
However Carrasco’s try and win her again failed — which threw him into an alleged match of rage when he threw Ramirez and his daughter from the balcony round 3:40 a.m. earlier than fleeing the scene, sources mentioned.
He was nabbed a day after the alleged toss by US Marshals and NYPD cops — the place he then flashed a large smile whereas cuffed as he was being escorted right into a police automobile.
Carrasco was concerned in two home violence incidents involving Ramirez in January, the place he allegedly broke into her condo three days after he allegedly slapped her twice when she declined to speak to him.
Ramirez, who attended Baruch School, labored at Lishawns Consulting in Manhattan, the place a rep described the mother as a “rising star” and “very hardworking.”
Carrasco is charged with homicide, tried homicide, manslaughter, assault and endangering the welfare of a kid.
If convicted of homicide, he faces as much as life in jail at his sentencing.
He’s due again in courtroom on November 4.
