The grieving daughter of a Manhattan woman allegedly gunned down by a neighbor months after he was arrested for breaking into her apartment — and then set free on bail — sat stoically in court Tuesday as her mom’s accused killer was arraigned on murder charges.
“As alleged, Lenue Moore tracked down and fired multiple shots at Jacqueline Billini, Harvin Levaughn and a dog in a vicious act of cruelty after Ms. Billini appropriately reported Mr. Moore to law enforcement for previous alleged acts of violence,” said District Attorney Bragg. “Two beloved New Yorkers are dead, and my thoughts are with their utterly devastated family members in their ongoing grief. The presence of a gun makes any situation far more likely to turn lethal, and ridding our streets of illegal firearms and the violence they bring remains my top priority as district attorney.”
An East Village resident pleaded guilty on Tuesday “for running a sophisticated ghost gun factory” in his apartment and possessing firearms, ammunition, 3-D printers, and ghost gun parts, according to D.A. Bragg’s office.
A flag football coach in Manhattan is facing charges after allegedly soliciting nude and sexual photographs from the children he was entrusted to coach.
A man pleaded guilty this week to charges that he manufactured guns in his East Village apartment.
