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2 men cleared in 1994 killing that sent them to prison for decades. New DNA tests cast doubt
Two men who went to prison as teenagers for a 1994 killing were exonerated Thursday, after prosecutors said new DNA testing and a fresh look at other evidence made it impossible to stand by the convictions.
Watch: D.A. Bragg Gives Remarks After Moving To Vacate Two Unjust 1994 Homicide Convictions
D.A. Bragg Moves To Vacate Two Unjust 1994 Homicide Convictions
“Charles Collins and Brian Boles served significant time in jail and suffered the devastating consequences of their unjust convictions for decades,” said District Attorney Bragg. “We cannot undo the harm to their lives, but it is never too late to do what is right. I also want to acknowledge the pain still felt by the family of Mr. Reid, whose life was lost in this terrible act of violence. Unjust convictions not only hurt impacted individuals, but also undermine faith in the criminal justice system, which makes all of us less safe. I want to commend our Post-Conviction Justice Unit for an incredibly rigorous and thorough investigation that included new DNA testing in partnership with OCME, which was not possible at the time of the original investigation. I hope that Mr. Collins and Mr. Boles can take some measure of comfort now that their convictions are officially vacated.”
Suffolk man accused of sexually abusing kids while working at Harlem Middle School
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“As alleged, Saneel Boodram used his position at a public middle school to inappropriately touch and engage with at least three children," D.A. Bragg said. “Please reach out to our Office at 212-335-4300 if you believe your child may have been abused by this individual – our experienced team has trauma-informed training to handle these investigations with the care and sensitivity they deserve.”
NYC middle school employee indicted for sexually abusing three students, DA says
An employee at a New York City middle school was indicted after sexually abusing three students at the school where he worked, according to the district attorney.
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