Harlem Trio Sold Ghost Guns, Meth To Undercover Cop: DA
A Harlem trio sold illegal ghost guns, assault rifles and meth to an undercover cop, prosecutors said.
A Harlem trio sold illegal ghost guns, assault rifles and meth to an undercover cop, prosecutors said.
The Astoria resident who shoved an elderly woman to the ground earlier this year, causing her death five days later, pleaded guilty to manslaughter Wednesday and will be sentenced to eight years in prison.
“As alleged, these defendants knowingly and willingly sold dangerous firearms to an undercover officer,” said District Attorney Bragg. “These weapons included ghost guns, assault rifles and semi-automatic pistols – all of which could have inflicted significant violence and harm on our neighborhoods. I thank the NYPD for its partnership and to the officer who put themself in harm’s way to protect Manhattanites. Addressing gun violence and the flow of illegal firearms continues to be my top priority.”
A woman who shoved a beloved grandmother who later died from her injuries pleaded guilty to one count of manslaughter.
Lauren Pazienza, 27, of Port Jefferson, entered her plea on Wednesday.
Relatives and friends of beloved Broadway singing coach Barbara Maier Gustern slammed Wednesday a plea deal accepted by a Long Island event planner who shoved Gustern to her death in an unprovoked attack on a Chelsea sidewalk.