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Maniac subway shover sentenced to 10 years as victim details how her life has become an ‘invisible cage’ since attack
The married mom who was viciously shoved onto the tracks at a Manhattan subway station said she now lives her life in an “invisible cage” due to fear from the attack — as the maniac shover was sentenced to a decade in prison Monday.
Victim of random subway shoving speaks of deep mental trauma as judge hands down 10-year sentence
A Westchester man who pushed a woman onto the subway tracks during the throes of a psychiatric crisis said he was haunted by guilt Monday after the victim told him the psychological trauma stemming from the attack far outlasted her physical injuries.
D.A. Bragg Announces Sentencing Of Samuel Junker For Unprovoked Chambers Street Subway Shoving
“Samuel Junker has been held accountable for shoving an innocent woman – a wife and mother – onto the tracks of a Lower Manhattan subway station in a brutal, unprovoked attack,” said District Attorney Bragg. “We will continue to treat acts of violence committed throughout our subway system with the seriousness they deserve, and I thank our prosecutors for their hard work.”
D.A. Bragg Announces Prison Sentence In Subway Attempted Rape
“Patrick Robles violently attempted to rape a young woman on the subway as she did everything she could to escape the attack,” said District Attorney Bragg. “I thank the survivor for her bravery throughout this prosecution and during today’s sentencing.”
Aunt Wanted Her Niece Out of Apartment — Then She Was Beaten to Death with Hammer and Left in Bathtub
Kristie Miro, 34, pleaded guilty to second-degree murder on Sept. 25 in connection with the death of her aunt, Ana Nieves, 56, in February 2022, Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg said in a statement.
East Harlem Woman Killed Her Aunt With A Hammer, Prosecutors Say
Kristie Miro, 34, admitted in Manhattan Supreme Court to second-degree murder in the death of her 56-year-old aunt, Ana Nieves, inside Nieves’ East 100th Street apartment, prosecutors said.
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