Controversy Surrounds Subway Stabbing Case as Suspect Released Without Bail

Jordan Williams, the man charged with manslaughter and criminal possession of a weapon in the deadly subway stabbing of Devictor Ouedraogo, was released without bail. Williams claims self-defense, and police are reviewing video footage of Ouedraogo harassing subway riders before the altercation. The Brooklyn District Attorney's Office had asked for $100,000 bail, but the judge released Williams without bail, stating that he believes Williams will fight the case.