BRONX, NY – The community is grieving the tragic death of Pamela Almon Cabria, a 35-year-old mother of three, who was fatally stabbed outside a Kingsbridge bar over the weekend. Friends and family gathered at a growing memorial outside the barbershop where she worked, sharing memories of her vibrant personality and kindness.
Cabria, a beloved manicurist, was known for her infectious smile and warm heart, making her sudden death even more devastating for those who knew her. Her two young sons reside in the Dominican Republic, while her daughter and husband mourn her loss in the United States.
The incident occurred early Sunday morning after a fight erupted outside Mama Dora Bar and Lounge on East Kingsbridge Road. Witnesses say Cabria was an innocent bystander caught in a chaotic scene.
A friend recalled their last encounter, describing Cabria’s joyful spirit. “She danced a little for me before leaving,” the friend said, urging her to stay safe. Hours later, the devastating news of her death reached them.
Authorities are actively searching for the suspect responsible for the attack. The community, united in grief, is demanding justice for Cabria, hoping for swift action from law enforcement.
As the investigation continues, the barbershop where Cabria worked has become a focal point for mourners. People come and go, sharing stories and offering condolences, highlighting the profound impact she had on those around her.
Police are appealing to the public for any information that could lead to the suspect’s arrest. Meanwhile, the community remains on edge, hoping for closure in the wake of this senseless tragedy.
Family and friends have expressed their determination to see justice served, emphasizing the need for accountability in such a heartbreaking situation. The loss of Cabria leaves a void in the community, but her memory lives on through the stories and love shared by those who knew her.