Police Commissioner Ray Kelly yesterday met for the first time with the parents of an unarmed teenage drug suspect who was fatally shot by a cop in the family’s Bronx apartment, The Post has learned.
Franclot Graham, Constance Malcolm and their attorneys huddled with Kelly at One Police Plaza for about an hour, and then exited without comment.
The sitdown came about seven weeks after their 18-year-old son, Ramarley Graham, was killed on Feb. 2 by Officer Richard Haste, who was assigned to a Street Narcotics Enforcement Unit.
“The Bronx DA’s Office is still interviewing witnesses. They have not put anyone in front of a grand jury,” a law-enforcement source told The Post.
The slain teen’s parents said they would speak today during a vigil from 3 p.m. to 9 p.m. at the family’s home on East 229th Street.