Times Square NYPD Attack: Arrests Made, More Suspects Sought

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NYPD Chief of Patrol John Chell criticized the release of five suspects, including Jhoan Boada, accused of assaulting two cops near Times Square, calling them "cowards" and advocating for their imprisonment. The suspects, identified as migrants, allegedly attacked the officers after being instructed to move on, leaving the cops with minor injuries. Despite the arrests, the Manhattan District Attorney's Office did not request bail for any of the defendants, citing the need for further investigation. The incident has sparked outrage and calls for consequences for the attackers, with the investigation ongoing.
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