The widow of a slain New York Town immigrant taxi driver located useless in the road soon after chasing down taxi fare-evading passengers is demanding justice, as no arrests have been designed as of Monday early morning. 

Kutin Gyimah, a 52-calendar year-aged married father of 4 young little ones from Ghana, lived with his spouse and children in the Bronx and worked his career as a cab driver in Queens on Sunday early morning when he let out a team of five passengers at about 6:30 a.m. in close proximity to Seashore 54 Street and Arverne Boulevard. 

But in its place of spending the taxi fare, the team allegedly tried using to rob Gyimah. Law enforcement resources instructed WNBC that surveillance footage displays Gyimah chasing immediately after the team on foot, grabbing on to a single of them making an attempt to flee. 

The team then allegedly commences to beat the driver.  One of them delivered a blow to Gyimah that sent him to the pavement and not able to get back up.

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Kutin Gyimah's widow, Abby Gyiham, embraces her children Sunday.  (WNYW )

The group fled the scene, and responding officers identified Gyimah lying in the road next to a playground suffering from trauma to the again of the head. He was transported to St. John’s Clinic, wherever he was pronounced useless.  

A spokeswoman for the New York Law enforcement Division verified to WHD News Digital that no arrests have been made as of Monday early morning. 

At a push conference arranged on Sunday, Gyimah’s grieving widow, Abby Gyiham, joined by their 4 children aged 3, 5, 7 and 8, spoke about her husband, describing him as the "backbone" of their relatives. 

"I have no text to describe him. He was a superior guy. He was a great, excellent man," she explained. "He was my backbone. I am lost devoid of him."

Kutin Gyimah's widow and young children obtain for a push convention with the New York Point out Federation of Taxi Motorists on Sunday, Aug. 14, 2022.  (WNYW)

All through an physical appearance on WHD News Monday morning, Joe Cardinale, a retired NYPD lieutenant, pointed to the condition of policing in the Huge Apple, as perfectly as New York Gov. Kathy Hochul’s guidance of cashless bail. 

"She must have justice," Cardinale explained of Gyimah’s widow. "How unhappy is it that in this town, this has turn into the norm. That persons take this, and she has to acknowledge this for the reason that the police aren’t authorized to do their work opportunities and this guy has to get the regulation into his have fingers and chase them down. It shouldn’t be like that. These criminals should really be off the streets." 

The New York Point out Federation of Taxi Drivers is supplying a $15,000 reward for details that qualified prospects to the arrests of the suspects. 

New York Condition Federation of Taxi Motorists held a push conference Sunday, permitting Kutin Gyimah's widow a time to phone for justice in her husband's dying.  (WNYW)

"Her spouse went to work this early morning like he did every single working day at 5 a.m. And he is hardly ever coming again," Fernando Mateo, of the New York State Federation of Taxi Motorists, advised reporters on Sunday. "This male picked them up to get them where they needed to go. Why eliminate the person?"

"It almost certainly was the to start with fare of his day," Mateo extra. "His existence was taken away. For what? For funds? It was taken away for funds. That is what it all boils down to." 

In a statement obtained by WABC on Sunday, a spokesperson for City Corridor said the NYPD "is actively investigating the fatal assault of a yellow taxi driver in Arverne, Queens," describing the incident as a tragedy that is "not only devastating but unacceptable."

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"Violence will not be tolerated in our city, which is why we are doing the job each and every working day to get violent criminals off our streets," the assertion reported. "We increase our deepest condolences to the victim's household, friends, and coworkers all through this unpleasant time, and we will work diligently to bring all people accountable to justice."