Lesandro Guzman-Feliz

Hundreds attended the funeral of Bronx teenager Lesandro Guzman-Feliz who was dragged out of a bodega by gang members and stabbed to death on June 20.

Police arrested an eighth suspect in Lesandro’s murder on Tuesday. Elvin Garcia was seen making the perp walk from the 48th Precinct to court on Wednesday morning.

Garcia, 23, is charged with murder along with six other suspects from The Bronx and New Jersey. Police apprehended one suspect in his native Dominican Republic where he fled after Lesandro’s death.

Graphic video of the attack caused an uproar when it went viral on social media last week. The video shows 5 gang members dragging the 15-year-old out of the bodega, then slashing and stabbing him as he fought for his life.

Lesandro was left for dead but he struggle to his feet and ran towards a nearby hospital. He collapsed on the sidewalk and died about a block from his home.

Lesandro was the innocent victim of a mistaken identity. The thugs believed he was a rival gang member who filmed a SnapChat video of himself having sex with the little sister of one of the gang members.

Several of the suspects apologized to Lesandro’s mother.

Six of the suspects appeared in a New Jersey courtroom on Tuesday. Only one of them spoke English. The rest of the gang members required Spanish translators.

The gang members complained that their families were being threatened.

“Social media has been very active about this case,” said public defender Judith Fallon, according to the NY Post.

“Their families are being threatened, children,” she told the judge, as the suspects stared at the floor.

NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio rushed back from the Mexican border to get camera time in front of the funeral home.

Mourners yelled at the mayor in English and Spanish, criticizing him for not contacting Lesandro’s mother for days. The mayor was busy at the border protesting ICE agents separating immigrant families.

Some social media users criticized former President Obama for shipping MS-13 “unaccompanied minor” gang members to New York and New Jersey. Georgia refused to accept them.

Lesandro Guzman-Feliz

Lesandro’s family told the crowd to boycott the bodega when, or if it ever reopens. Witnesses say the bodega owners did nothing to intervene and instead they told the gang members to take the violence outside.

The bodega remains closed while police investigate the crime scene.

A small memorial for the slain teen outside the store grew to a sea of candles and flowers by Tuesday night.

A GoFundMe account has raised $256,000 for the teen’s funeral expenses.

Bronx rapper Cardi B donated $8,000 to the family under her government name Belcalis Almanzar.