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Bronx man gets 40-to-life for killing 4 homeless men in Chinatown 
A man convicted in the brutal murders of four homeless men on the streets of Chinatown was sentenced Thursday to 40 years-to-life in prison.
Convicted killer of 4 homeless men in Chinatown sentenced to 40 years to life
A homeless man with schizophrenia was sentenced to 40 years to life in prison for bludgeoning four other homeless men to death in Chinatown, a judge ruled Thursday.
Man Sentenced to 40 Years in Murders of 4 Sleeping Homeless Men
A man convicted of bludgeoning four homeless men to death was sentenced to 40 years to life in prison on Thursday, in a case that a Manhattan judge said highlighted the city’s challenges addressing mental health, homelessness and violence.
18-to-life sentence in fatal 2024 East Village stabbing
Alejandro Piedra was sentenced yesterday to 18 years to life in state prison for the fatal stabbing of Clemson Cockfield and the wounding of two others during a violent June 2024 attack in the East Village.
He beat a man in the subway while shouting gay slurs. 3 years later cops finally found him.
Manhattan District Attorney Alvin L. Bragg, Jr. announced last week that 26-year-old Tavaughn Thompson has been indicted for the alleged anti-gay assault of a 27-year-old person in a West Harlem subway station.
NY moves to ban 3D printers that make guns, but can it be enforced?
Bragg also defended the proposed law in a statement to the Times Union. "This new law delivers an innovative response,” Bragg said. "This measure targets the root of the issue and gives law enforcement another critical tool to enhance public safety."
Manhattan District Attorney's Office