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Man indicted for East Village random slashing, attack on taqueria worker
“As alleged, Steven Johnson attacked a restaurant employee just one day before slashing a pedestrian who was sitting in a plaza,” Bragg said. “My thoughts are with the victims as they heal from their extensive injuries. Those who harm and threaten the safety of New Yorkers will be held accountable.”
Man indicted for allegedly throwing, burning puppy: DA Alvin Bragg
"As alleged, Joseph Kauffmann abused his dog by throwing him off the bed and scalding him with hot water for a prolonged period of time," Bragg said. "Pets are expected to be cared for by their owners, and this horrific alleged behavior will not be tolerated."
D.A. Bragg annouces indictment of suspect in random slashing on Astor Place
Manhattan D.A. Alvin Bragg yesterday announced the indictment of Steven Johnson, 35, in the random slashing of a man on Astor Place on June 6. Bragg said that Johnson is also accused of assaulting a restaurant employee with a tire chain on St Mark's Place the day before.
Stolen wages returned to former Grimaldi’s Pizzeria employees
“I am humbled to spend some time with these courageous workers who stepped forward after being mistreated criminally buy their employer,” Bragg told NY1 exclusively.
D.A. Bragg Announces Indictment Of Man For Severe Abuse Of 14-Week-Old Puppy
“As alleged, Joseph Kauffmann abused his dog by throwing him off the bed and scalding him with hot water for a prolonged period of time,” said District Attorney Bragg. “Pets are expected to be cared for by their owners, and this horrific alleged behavior will not be tolerated.”
Manhattan District Attorney's Office