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The Man Who Allegedly Shot And Killed A Woman Pushing A Stroller Has Been Charged With Murder
Manhattan District Attorney Alvin L. Bragg Jr. said in a statement that Isaac Argro killed Johnson, the mother of their 3-month-old child, "in a premeditated act of fatal domestic violence."
D.A. Bragg Announces Murder Indictment Against Man Who Fatally Shot Mother Walking With Their 3-Month-Old On UES
“As alleged, Isaac Argro murdered Azsia Johnson, the mother of their 3-month-old child, in a premediated act of fatal domestic violence” said District Attorney Bragg.
Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg discusses Central Park jogger case
The Manhattan district attorney's office on Monday announced that the conviction of a lesser-known co-defendant in the Central Park jogger case was overturned, the first exoneration under Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg.
Co-defendant in Central Park jogger case is exonerated
Steven Lopez was exonerated in response to requests by both Lopez’s attorney and prosecutors at a court hearing in Manhattan.
Sixth Teenager Charged in Central Park Jogger Case Is Exonerated
A forgotten co-defendant of the Central Park Five, who, like them, was charged with the rape of a jogger in a case that shook New York City and the nation, had a related conviction overturned Monday in downtown Manhattan.
D.A. Bragg Moves to Vacate Steven Lopez’s Conviction in Central Park Jogger Case
“All of the factors taken together – as set forth in our motion papers – show what the people believe are unique circumstances, combined with Mr. Lopez’s youth, made his plea involuntary – and therefore unconstitutional," said D.A. Bragg.
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