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NYC subway shover to serve 12 years in prison for terrifying random attack 
A mentally ill woman who shoved a female straphanger into the side of a moving train during morning rush hour in Times Square will serve 12 years in state prison after pleading guilty to the unprovoked attack, prosecutors announced Thursday.
Subway shover pleads guilty to unprovoked attack at Times Square station in 2021
A Manhattan woman admitted to shoving another woman into an oncoming train in Times Square, prosecutors announced Thursday.
Woman pleads guilty to pushing female stranger into oncoming train at Times Square subway station
Woman pleads guilty to pushing female stranger into oncoming train at Times Square subway station
Harlem man gets 18 years for fatally shooting mother’s ex
A Harlem man was sentenced to 18 years in prison on Tuesday for fatally gunning down a beloved father and community member, a crime he said filled him with “shame and guilt.”
Chinese jewelry thief who stole from South Korea to New York, California, USA and committed crimes indicted on 4 counts
Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg and New York City Police Chief Edward Caban jointly announced on the 5th that they had charged a Chinese international with four felony counts for allegedly stealing diamond rings worth hundreds of thousands of dollars from multiple high-end jewelry stores in New York. The thief Wan Yaorong (Yaorong Wan, transliteration).
Man Kidnapped, Sex Trafficked 2 Women In NYC And NJ: DA
A 37-year-old man has been indicted for kidnapping, raping and sex trafficking two women in Manhattan and New Jersey in 2014 and 2020, prosecutors announced.
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ICYMI: Learn more about Anthonia Egegbara’s guilty plea for shoving a 42-year-old woman into an oncoming train at a subway platform in Times Square in @nypost:
Last night, our 30 high school interns participated in our annual Mock Trial putting into practice skills they’ve been learning over the course of their internship!
4“Anthonia Egegbara was held accountable for pushing a stranger into an oncoming train during morning rush hour in a completely unprovoked attack.” – D.A. Bragg. Learn more about her guilty plea in @amNewYork:
Watch here as D.A. Bragg talks with the President of the 28th Precinct Community Council about the importance of fostering community relationships with law enforcement during National Night Out Against Crime!
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