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Subway Shover Headed to Prison for Paralyzing UES Commuter in Heinous Attack: Prosecutors 
Less than a month after being convicted of Attempted Murder by a jury of his peers for a horrific attack inside an Upper East Side subway station that left a commuter paralyzed from the shoulders down, the 42-year-old homeless man who shoved her has learned his fate, prosecutors say: a lengthy prison sentence.
Woman paralyzed after being shoved into a NYC subway speaks about her attacker’s “evil action” at his sentencing
The man convicted of pushing a woman into a moving New York City subway car, leaving her paralyzed, was sentenced on Wednesday to 20 years in prison.
Man sentenced for shoving woman into subway on Upper East Side, leaving her paralyzed
NEW YORK (WABC) -- A man convicted of shoving a woman into a moving subway train in 2023, leaving her paralyzed, has been sentenced to 20 years in prison.
Paralyzed NYC subway shove victim breaks down as her attacker is sentenced — but can’t wipe away her own tears
The award-winning artist who survived being shoved into a moving Manhattan train heartbreakingly needed her mom to wipe away her tears at her attacker’s sentencing Wednesday — after the senseless attack left her paralyzed from the shoulders down.
Hit-and-run Mercedes driver who allegedly killed motorist on NYC highway in 2021 is arrested: cops
Jay Taveras, 27, was charged with manslaughter, criminally negligent homicide and leaving the scene of an accident in the early-morning crash that killed Thomas Dunlea, 58, in late December of 2021, according to authorities.
NYC Trinitarios ex-con arrested for manslaughter for 2021 West Side Highway Mercedes hit-run
In a statement, Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg said, “The defendant’s alleged out-of-control driving caused a horrific tragedy. Furthermore, we allege that the defendant then flees the scene, leaving the victim to die without ever alerting law enforcement. I am grateful to the dogged work of our prosecutors for building this case and pursuing accountability.”
Manhattan District Attorney's Office