AN ARGUEMENT GONE WRONG LEAVES A 25 YEAR OLD WOMAN DEAD IN THE BRONX!

A 25-year-old woman was found shot to death in a Bronx apartment late Saturday night - and cops were searching for a young gunman who was fingered by a second victim, police said.
Cops responded to Nelson Ave. in Highbridge a few minutes before midnight Sunday and found Jordan Miles, 17, bleeding from a graze wound to his arm, police said.

Miles led cops to a grisly scene a block over on Woodycrest Ave., where the slain woman was discovered, dead of gunshot wounds to the head and chest.

Miles, who was in stable condition after being treated at Lincoln Hospital, told investigators that a 30-year-old man gunned down the woman in the heat of an argument, a police source said.

The nature of the argument and the relationship between the victim and the gunman - neither of whom police would name - were unclear early Sunday. It was also unclear how Miles came to be involved in the deadly dispute.

A neighbor said he heard two shots ring out - and minutes later, cops swarmed on the block.

The neighbor, who would provide only his first name, Willie, said he had seen the dead woman on the block several times but did not know her well.

"She was a quiet girl," the 51-year-old neighbor said. "I would see her going to the store. She'd keep to herself, mind her own business."

"This is a hot block. There are always fights, drugs, shootings, muggings," the neighbor said, adding that men routinely drink alcohol outside the building where the dead woman was found.

"You would see guys coming and going from the front and back [of the building] at all hours," he said.

The death scene is on the same block as the doomed row house where nine children and one woman perished in March 2007 after a faulty space heater sparked a raging inferno.