Sex offender indicted for unprovoked slashing of gay man on subway in anti-LGBTQIA+ hate crime
A Bronx man was indicted on Monday for making homophobic remarks and slashing a gay man who was riding the subway in Midtown last month.
A Bronx man was indicted on Monday for making homophobic remarks and slashing a gay man who was riding the subway in Midtown last month.
“Courtney Ramirez abused her taxpayer-funded role at ACS to steal gift cards intended to reward children who completed a leadership program. She took advantage of her leadership position at an agency that seeks to help children facing immense challenges and used their gifts for herself,” said District Attorney Bragg. “Alongside our partners at DOI, we will continue to root out fraud in Manhattan and make sure government officials who abuse their power will face accountability.”
A 46-year-old Bronx man was indicted on hate crime charges in connection with a subway slashing last month, Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg said Monday.
“As alleged, Milton Hamlin viciously and without provocation, spewed derogatory remarks before attacking a man because of his sexual orientation,” said District Attorney Bragg. “Subway riders deserve to be safe while using our transit system, and we do not tolerate attacks rooted in discrimination. My office will work to pursue full accountability in this case and I wish the victim a speedy recovery.”
A real estate developer has been convicted on several serious offenses stemming from her involvement in two Upper East Side townhouse renovations.