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Knife-wielding maniac accused of stabbing officers in courthouse tantrum pleads not guilty as crew of cops look on
The knife-wielding maniac accused of stabbing three officers in a Manhattan courthouse attack pleaded not guilty Thursday – as more than a dozen uniformed cops glared at him.
NYC man accused of stabbing court officers had prior run-ins with police
Man Indicted For Slashing Court Officers At NYC Criminal Courthouse, DA Says
NEW YORK CITY — A 37-year-old man has been indicted on charges after he slashed multiple court officers at a Manhattan courthouse in June, prosecutors announced on Thursday.
Suspect accused of attacking court officers in Manhattan faces judge
There was a big show of support for the injured on Thursday morning as suspect Jonathan Wohl was arraigned before being indicted by a grand jury.
D.A. Bragg: Jonathan Wohl Indicted On Attempted Murder For Attack On Court Officers
“Court officers have the incredibly challenging job of keeping everyone in our courthouses safe, including judges, staff, attorneys, victims, witnesses, the public, and those facing criminal charges. From staffing the main entrances to dozens of individual court parts, they are a universal presence and keep our system moving. We have absolutely no tolerance for any attack on their safety, and the significant charges in this indictment reflect the seriousness with which we are treating this matter,” said District Attorney Bragg.
Contractor sent to prison for stealing workers’ wages
Alvin Bragg, the Manhattan DA who prosecuted the case, said Cole had used the money to “purchase lavish personal items”. He said: “Every worker in Manhattan deserves to receive each dollar they make, and my office will continue to create accountability for those who jeopardise that. We were also proud to use our Stolen Wage Fund to make these workers whole.”
Manhattan District Attorney's Office