Police have arrested and received a confession out of one of two suspects in the hate crime killing of an Ecuadorian man in Bushwick this past December. Police picked up 25-year-old Hakim Scott at his home in the Bronx and quickly got a full confession out of him. Police Commissioner Kelly said, "He said he had seen the news reports and that they had troubled him. He said he wanted to get it off his chest." Cops had used eyewitness accounts along with RFK Bridge surveillance footage to track down a vehicle driven by the other suspect, Scott's friend Keith Phoenix, a 28-year-old Bronx man (pictured) still being searched for. The assailants attacked the late Jose Sucuzhañay and his brother Romel when they saw them walking arm-in-arm along Bushwick Avenue and believed that they were homosexuals. A spokesman for the family said, “With anything, you are going to be appalled by any type of hate crime, whether mistaken as gay individuals or as immigrants, I think.” Mayor Bloomberg emphasized that "there is no such thing as a second-class citizen," giving remarks on the arrest in both English and Spanish.