A violent ex-con accused of shooting an NYPD cop while on parole during a tense four-hour standoff flashed a sinister smirk as he was hit with an attempted murder indictment in Manhattan Supreme Court on Monday.
A suspected gunman who shot an NYPD detective while barricaded in a Manhattan apartment has been indicted on attempted murder and weapon possession charges, officials said Monday.
“We have absolutely no tolerance for any conduct that harms police officers, and the charges in this indictment reflect the seriousness with which we are treating this incident,” said District Attorney Bragg. “I want to thank the members of the NYPD who put on their uniforms every day to selflessly protect New Yorkers. Their jobs are incredibly dangerous, and I hope the detective who was shot will continue to recover from his injuries. I thank him, and everyone else on the scene that day, for their bravery and commitment to keeping everyone safe.”
The alleged Metro-North madman, Abdul Malik Little, 46, of Jamaica, Queens, accused of stabbing a 31-year-old man on board a train as it entered Grand Central Station on Saturday Jan. 4, has been indicted on multiple charges in New York State Supreme Court by Manhattan D.A. Alvin Bragg.
When victims of financial abuse get to Loangys Sanchez and her fellow social workers at a Bronx nonprofit for older adults, they generally fall into one of three stages: reluctance, recognition or rebuilding.
