Jessica White, was shot and killed by a black clad gunman while sitting in a playground in the Bronx, watching over her three kids playing nearby

A teenage member of the “Dominicans Don’t Play” gang was charged Wednesday with firing the bullet that killed a Bronx mother of three sitting on a park bench, prosecutors announced.
Wandy Tejada, 17, faces life in prison for the stray bullet that killed Jessica White on June 11, 2016.
The tragedy was the result of a gang beef revolving around drug sales at the John Adams Houses, federal prosecutors in Manhattan said.

Stiven Siri-Reynoso has been indicted in the killing of Jessica White, who was fatally shot while trying to protect her children just over a year ago

At the scene, Gola White [Second right] in black bandana, Jessica’s mother, mourned the loss of a third child to gun violence in the same neighborhood

Members of the Trinitarios gang tried to attack Stiven Siri-Reynoso, 24, who is also a member of the rival Dominican gang known by the acronym DDP, prosecutors said.
Siri-Reynoso then ordered Tejada to exact revenge, authorities say.
The teen unleashed a fusillade aimed at a group of men sitting in a playground at the housing complex in Longwood, but struck White, 28, below her heart, prosecutors charge. With her last words she worried about the safety of her children, witnesses told the Daily News.

Jessica White, Bronx mother of three sacrificed her life to save her children from indiscriminate shots of rampaging gunman

Jessica white was killed watching over her children playing in the Bronx in summer of 2016

Damian Bell is raising his children as a single parent after his fiancée was died in a playground cross shooting by rival Dominican drug dealing gangs in the Bronx,June 2016

Police at the crime scene behind 700 Westchester where White was shot and killed on June 11, 2016

“Today’s indictment will not return Ms. White to her family, but we hope it provides some solace to know that the men who allegedly took her life will be held to account,” acting Manhattan U.S. Attorney Joon Kim said.
Siri-Reynoso has already been charged with ordering the hit and faces life in prison or the death penalty. He has pleaded not guilty. A call to Tejada’s attorney was not returned.