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Elderly man dies weeks after being pushed onto NYC subway tracks; case now a homicide
Bairon Hernandez, of Brooklyn, was previously arraigned on charges including assault and attempted assault. His case is ongoing in Manhattan criminal court.
83-year-old man dies from injuries in NYC subway attack, defendant faces murder charge
The Manhattan district attorney's office said it is now charging Hernandez with murder for Williams’ death and several counts of assault for the incident. Police said he lives in Sunset Park.
Elderly man shoved onto subway tracks dies, prompting murder charge for alleged assailant
The 34-year-old Brooklyn resident was initially charged with attempted murder, assault and other charges, but in light of Williams’ death, those charges have been upgraded to murder, Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg’s office said.
83-year-old veteran randomly shoved onto NYC subway tracks dies from injuries, illegal migrant charged with murder
His alleged attacker, Honduran national Bairon Hernandez, 34, was arrested March 10 at a homeless shelter — and his charges have been upgraded to second-degree murder following Williams’ death, court records show.
Elderly vet shoved onto subway tracks has died from injuries, alleged attacker charged with murder
An elderly Air Force veteran who was shoved onto the tracks at a Manhattan subway station in a random attack has died of his injuries, and the alleged killer now faces murder charges.
D.A. Bragg Announces Prison Sentence For Serial Subway Sex Abuse
“Not only did Cecil McKenzie return to the subway after being banned for prior sexual abuse, he did so to commit the same crime,” said District Attorney Bragg. “A jury found he has repeatedly harmed women on the subway, and he will now serve a significant prison sentence. I thank my office’s prosecutors for ensuring accountability in this case.”
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