Bronx Prosecutor Resigns After Being Caught Trying To Meet With A 13-Year-Old Boy

Bronx Prosecutor Caught On Video Trying To Meet With A 13-Year-Old Boy

William C.C. Kemp-Neal, a Bronx prosecutor who handled child endangerment cases was forced to resign after he was caught on video allegedly attempting to meet with a 13-year-old boy.

He reportedly made $84,990 as an ADA, and ironically he handled mostly assault, harassment, and child endangerment cases.

According to The N.Y Post, the 30-year-old prosecutor quit his post in the Bronx District Attorney’s office four days after the group Dads Against Predators posted footage of him filmed in the parking lot of the Target on East Sandford Boulevard in Mount Vernon.”

In the video making rounds on social media, the vigilantes approach a man identified as Kemp-Neal, asking if he’s Marcus. Upon realizing it was a setup, Kemp-Neal, who graduated from Fordham Law in 2021, took to his heels.

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The men then ran after him, shouting, “Excuse me everybody, this man right here came to meet a 13-year-old boy.” The chase was cut short after a random man intervened, grabbing Kemp and placing him in a chokehold, as seen in the video that was recorded on July 8 at around 8:30 p.m.

The disgraced prosecutor can be seen struggling to breath and trying to break free while one of the men interrogates him. “You wanna take him to get a milkshake, right Marcus?” one of the men asked. “I didn’t,” Kemp-Neal replied.

The 30-year-old was quite manhandled by the unknown man, and at some point, his eyes began to bulge as the chokehold intensified.

Mount Vernon Police rushed to the scene, and questioned those present. Although no one was arrested, police saw the video and have stated that an investigation is in progress.

The authorities said in a statement that officers “encountered several individuals making allegations of wrongdoing,” and promised a “comprehensive investigation.” The Bronx prosecutor is yet to be charged with any crime.