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Queens man indicted for threatening a passenger on Upper West Side train
A Queens man was indicted Friday for displaying a fully loaded weapon on an uptown 2 train earlier this month.
Queens man accused of pulling loaded gun during spat on UWS subway train
A Queens man was indicted for pulling a fully loaded gun on another subway rider during a dispute on a train on the Upper West Side this month, the Manhattan D.A. said Friday.
Gun-Toting Man Indicted For Threatening Passenger On UWS Subway: D.A.
The man who was arrested earlier this month for threatening a fellow straphanger with a loaded gun on an Upper West Side train earlier this month was indicted Friday on weapons charges, prosecutors said.
Man Indicted for Flashing Firearm at Fellow Train Passenger
Manhattan D.A. Bragg has announced the indictment of 33-year-old Michael Monahan for flashing his gun at a fellow straphanger while onboard a train on the Upper West Side earlier this month.
D.A. Bragg Announces Indictment Of Man For Displaying Loaded Firearm Onboard An Upper West Side Train
“As alleged, Michael Monahan possessed a fully loaded gun and displayed it to a subway rider while onboard a public train,” said District Attorney Bragg. “This alleged conduct also jeopardized the safety of the other train passengers and thankfully, nobody was hurt. Our transit system is no place for dangerous weapons and anyone who seeks to cause harm will be held accountable.”
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For years, prosecutors debated, fought and even, in at least two cases, resigned over the fate of the Manhattan district attorney’s investigation into Donald J. Trump.
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