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NYC subway shove victim recalls pulse-pounding moment that changed her life as attacker learns fate: ‘Like a horror movie’ 
A mentally ill woman who randomly shoved a helpless commuter into a moving subway car in Times Square was sentenced to more than a decade behind bars Thursday — as the victim recalled thinking she was in a “scene from a horror movie” at the time.
Times Square subway shover gets 12 years in jail; Victim describes ‘nightmare’ incident, lingering anxiety 
A mentally ill woman who pushed a passenger into a moving subway in Times Square was sentenced to 12 years in jail on Thursday for an attack the victim described as “a nightmare, like a scene from a horror movie.”
No bail for ex-con, sidekick accused of killing ‘Upscale Cracc,’ popular sneaker reseller, on SoHo street 
A Manhattan judge denied bail to two men accused of stalking and fatally shooting a well-known sneaker reseller, saying that the murder accusations they face were “the most serious charge a person can face in this state.”
D.A. Bragg Announces Prison Sentence Of Anthonia Egegbara For Subway Shoving In Times Square 
“Anthonia Egegbara will serve a significant state prison term for viciously shoving a woman, who was on her morning commute, into a train as it entered the station,” said District Attorney Bragg. “The assault left the victim with stiffness and pain from her injuries to this day. I hope the resolution in this case can offer the victim a sense of justice.”
D.A. Bragg Announces Indictment In Fatal Shooting And Robbery Of Javier Osorio-Mejia 
“As alleged, Marc Haygood and Jayquan Straker planned a violent murder as they followed Mr. Osorio-Mejia into Manhattan, stealing jewelry off his body after fatally shooting him. Mr. Osorio-Mejia was a well-known sneaker seller, entrepreneur, and father whose life was cut short in this senseless tragedy,” said District Attorney Bragg. “I send my deepest condolences to Mr. Osorio-Mejia’s family and friends as they mourn his loss.”
Woman sentenced to 12 years for shoving victim into oncoming train: officials 
A woman who shoved a 42-year-old into an oncoming train at a subway station in Times Square was sentenced to 12 years in prison, officials announced Thursday.

Manhattan District Attorney's Office