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Man sentenced to prison for antisemitic attack yelling ‘Kill the Jews’ and anti-Asian attack yelling ‘Go back to China’: DA 
A man was sentenced to prison for punching a 64-year-old Jewish man in Central Park after making antisemitic remarks and, in a separate incident, attacking a 63-year-old Asian woman in Times Square while making anti-Asian remarks, prosecutors announced.
Suspect Headed to Prison for Anti-Semitic, Anti-Asian Hate Crime Assaults 
Manhattan D.A. Bragg has announced the sentencing of 34-year-old Perin Jacobchuk for his anti-Semitic attack on a 63-year-old Jewish man in Central Park during December 2022.
D.A. Bragg Announces Prison Sentence Of Perin Jacobchuk For Brutal Antisemitic And Anti-Asian Attacks 
“Perin Jacobchuk will serve state prison time for committing two, separate, brutal attacks fueled by his prejudices and biases,” said District Attorney Bragg. “These hate crimes left both New Yorkers with physical injuries, which they have thankfully fully recovered from. I hope that the resolution of this case can offer the victims comfort in knowing that Jacobchuk has been held accountable, and I thank our Hate Crimes Unit for their hard work in this case.”
TWO TEENS INDICTED FOR SHOOTING OF 7-YEAR-OLD OUTSIDE A STARBUCKS IN HARLEM, DA SAYS 
Two teens were indicted for the shooting of a 7-year-old of girl outside of a Starbucks in Harlem last month, District Attorney Alvin Bragg announced.
2 Teens Indicted For Shooting 7-Year-Old Girl In Harlem 
Two teenagers were charged on Monday for shooting a 7-year-old girl in Harlem in November, Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg said.
D.A. Bragg Announces Indictments For Shooting Of 7-Year-Old In Harlem 
“As alleged, Daniel Idowu and True Womack callously shot at individuals on a crowded Manhattan sidewalk, seriously injuring a 7-year-old innocent bystander,” said District Attorney Bragg. “Thankfully, the child lived and brave police officers were able to act quickly to apprehend these defendants and prevent them from causing further harm. Children are among our most vulnerable New Yorkers and deserve to be safe from the very real, oftentimes deadly, consequences of gun violence. In Manhattan we will continue holding accountable those who commit these violent acts. I wish the victim a speedy recovery.”

Manhattan District Attorney's Office