Paroled NYC suspect arrested in two-murder, 48-hour spree
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A violent parolee, Jesus Acosta, 31, was arrested after a 48-hour spate of stickups across New York City that left two victims dead—the wings-spot worker in the Bronx and a deli customer in Brooklyn. The FBI had offered a $25,000 reward. Acosta, who had been on parole since April following a 10-year state prison sentence for assault and weapons, was identified by police as the suspect and was taken into custody, with NYPD praising the work of officers and New Yorkers alike.
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