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Man indicted for 2 hate crime stabbings near NYC synagogues
A man accused of stabbing two people near synagogues in the Upper West Side has been indicted, according to the Manhattan District Attorney’s Office.
Upper West Side double-stabbing suspect arraigned on hate crime charges
The man who allegedly stabbed two people on New York's Upper West Side pleaded not guilty to hate crime charges Tuesday.
Man charged with stabbing 2 men in NYC indicted with hate crime
Manhattan prosecutors say the man accused of stabbing two men on the Upper West Side in July was motivated by antisemitism in a four-count indictment announced on Tuesday.
Raul Morales pleads not guilty to antisemitic stabbing attack on Upper West Side
The man accused of committing back-to-back stabbings on the Upper West Side — plunging a knife into an Asian man’s back and a screwdriver into a Jewish man’s chest — pleaded not guilty to felony hate crime charges Tuesday in court in Manhattan, where prosecutors alleged they had uncovered evidence of his antisemitic bias.
Man Indicted on Hate Crime Charges in Attacks Near Manhattan Synagogues
A man who was accused of stabbing two people on the Upper West Side in July, in what prosecutors said were unprovoked and antisemitic attacks, was indicted on Tuesday on charges that included attempted murder as a hate crime.
D.A. Bragg Announces Hate Crime Indictment In Anti-Gay Shooting At Harlem Deli
“Every New Yorker deserves to feel safe and be treated with respect, without fear of harm simply for being who they are,” said District Attorney Bragg. “Theodore Tucker allegedly escalated hateful words into senseless gun violence, targeting an innocent stranger because of his sexual orientation. These allegations are deeply troubling, and my thoughts remain with the victim as he continues to recover from his significant injuries.”
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