Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg last month called on YouTube to stop the proliferation of firearm-related videos to young users, and told the company it was failing to enforce its own policies. On Wednesday, Bragg said he applauded the company’s new policy.
“Today Osvaldo Marrero was held accountable for killing Mr. Holley as he walked away,” said District Attorney Bragg. “We are working hard to address gun violence through proposing legislative fixes, investing in our communities and getting serious drivers of violence off our streets.”
“We applaud YouTube for implementing these important commonsense fixes to their community guidelines, which will further limit dangerous videos and minimize firearm content for minors,” said District Attorney Bragg.
“Clifton Williams allegedly assaulted two men who were walking on Third Avenue within the span of ten-minutes. No person should fear for their safety when walking through Manhattan and those who threaten or harm pedestrians will be held accountable,” said D.A. Alvin Bragg. “I hope the victims continue to heal from these unprovoked attacks.”
“When tourists visit New York, they deserve To enjoy our city without fearing for their safety, “Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg said. “I Hope the victim continues to heal from this unprovoked attack.”
