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One of three teens charged with killing a Chinese food deliveryman described the attack yesterday in chilling testimony that left the victim's family in tears. Nayquan Miller described how he and two pals bludgeoned 18-year-old Huang Chen with a hammer in a bloody slaying he admits served as initiation for a local street gang.

"I know what I did was wrong," Miller testified in Queens Supreme Court in return for a reduced prison term of 20 years to life.

"We took this guy's life for nothing. There's no way I'm getting parole," he said.

Miller, 19, was on the witness stand for more than three hours at the murder trial of former co-defendant William (Hitz) Capehart.

The Feb. 13, 2004, attack in Miller's South Jamaica apartment was so vicious the killers found themselves slipping on the bloody floor.

Miller told his violent story in a low monotone voice as Chen's parents and two sisters sobbed in the second row.

He said he, Capehart, 19, and a third accused killer, Charles (C-Murder) Bryant, 18, were smoking pot and waiting for a food order from the nearby Ming Garden restaurant when Bryant said he wanted to become a member of a Bloods faction called the Gun Squad.

"So [Capehart] told him, 'When the Chinese man come you got to get him, you gotta do the Chinese man,'" Miller told jurors, saying the intention was to rob him. "Charles said 'All right.' I didn't believe he was going to do it."

Miller said Chen was lured inside and they started kicking him. The teen pleaded for his life and offered the trio his money, he said.

But Capehart grabbed a hammer from the kitchen and started hitting Chen over the head with the clawed end while Bryant and Miller continued kicking him, Miller said.

"After a while we got tired of kicking him and Charles turned around and stabbed the guy in the chest.

"He pulled it out [and] he just stopped moving."

Later, while they were dumping the body in a nearby pond, Bryant, who was convicted in March and is serving 51-1/3 years for the crime, slammed Chen's body with a baseball bat, Miller said.

Miller - who said his street name Brim stood for "Bright, Righteous, Intelligent and Militant" - had ordered takeout weekly from the Ming Garden restaurant but didn't recognize Chen, he said.

"I'm not trying to be racist or anything, but they all look alike to me," he said.

Names aren't reserved to one race.
That's a stereotype.

Besides the race issue was dropped a couple posts back..but you brought it up again.
And I think everyoen is pretty much focused on the crime...the race thing is just a side note.

I think you're talking about some other delivery man, because in this article, the delivery man was 18 years old...

But yeah, this is a terrible crime. And it's sad how it happens a lot here in New York too... I hope he rests in peace, and I feel so bad for his family.