“Addressing vehicular violence is an essential part of ensuring comprehensive public safety,” said Bragg. “We will hold reckless drivers accountable for the harm they inflict on pedestrians, bikers, and other motorists, and I hope the victims in this incident can continue to make a full recovery from their injuries.”
Under the terms of the plea, Godwin is set to be sentenced to 4 1/2 years in state prison in October.
“Addressing vehicular violence is an essential part of ensuring comprehensive public safety. We will hold reckless drivers accountable for the harm they inflict on pedestrians, bikers and other motorists, and I hope the victims in this incident can continue to make a full recovery from their injuries,” said District Attorney Bragg.
When a Manhattan man complained to his upstairs neighbor about a bathroom leak, he never thought the visit would cause a fight, much less his death.
A 49-year-old, sleight-of-hand expert was indicted on Aug. 5 for stealing diamond rings from Tiffany & Co. and Cartier, Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg Jr. announced.
