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D.A. Bragg Announces Guilty Plea Of Michael McCloskey For Stabbing At Port Authority Bus Terminal
“Today, Michael McCloskey was held accountable for stabbing a man in an unprovoked attack at a public, densely populated transit hotspot,” said District Attorney Bragg. “Although the victim has thankfully recovered, he must live with the physical scars this attack has caused. We will continue to treat harmful conduct against commuters with the seriousness it deserves, and I thank our prosecutors for securing this strong outcome in court.”
Man in Port Authority Stabbing Pleads Guilty to Attempted Murder
A man who stabbed a 65-year-old carpenter nine times in the back and neck in an unprovoked attack in the Port Authority in April has pleaded guilty to attempted murder charges.
Men accused of shooting Lower Manhattan sneaker re-seller dead arraigned on first-degree murder indictment
A woman who pleaded guilty to shoving a straphanger into the path of an oncoming train at the Times Square station three years ago apologized in court before being sentenced to 12 years behind bars.
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.”
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