A man who broke into a family home on Christmas Eve and beat a mother in front of her young children and stabbed her boyfriend has been jailed for six years. Stephen Power, (34), who had prior convictions including for arson, possession of knives, possession of drugs for sale or supply, burglary, theft, criminal damage, was sentenced by Judge Colin Daly at Limerick Circuit Criminal Court.
Bronx prosecutors asked the judge that Marshall, a repeat offender with a stint in state prison under his belt, be held on $50,000 cash bail or a $150,000 bond in the Aug. 28 Bronx attack. "Well, certainly I have information before me that I would be perfectly - it would be perfectly reasonable for me to set bail here," Wolf said during the proceedings. "I don't have no bail on me," Marshall shouted, according to a transcript of the arraignment.
David Mazariegos, 25, was arrested in Times Square and charged with murder, robbery and grand larceny. Mazariegos was arrested 17 times previously, including on a robbery charge, according to NewsNation local affiliate PIX11. Per WABC, Mazariegos told police he beat Tanzi and stomped on his head multiple times because he didn't like the way the victim was looking at him. "@GovKathyHochul has blood on her hands," Department of Transit Secretary Sean Duffy said on X Thursday.
The unhinged attacker suspected of fatally stabbing a beloved Brooklyn deli worker after a clash over a "loosie" cigarette has been identified as a repeat offender with two dozen arrests on his record, cops said. The NYPD identified Oneil Millise, 42, as the person of interest in the Aug. 1 deadly knifing of Diego Sandoval Nava, 33, inside the Deli & Mini Market at Hegeman and Van Siclen avenues in East New York, authorities said.
The collision occurred Saturday afternoon at Highway 50 and Coleraine Drive, involving four vehicles and resulting in multiple injuries, including one critical case.
