Fleeing Migrants Accused of Beating NYPD Officers Arrested in Phoenix
TL;DR
ICE agents in Phoenix arrested migrants suspected to be connected to the group that fled NYC after assaulting two NYPD cops. The suspects were released without bail and are believed to have given false names to a nonprofit group for migrants. The high-profile case has sparked debate over bail-eligible offenses and calls for deportation of the suspects. Governor Hochul and the PBA president have expressed concerns about the handling of the case and called for stricter measures.
- Migrants arrested by ICE agents in Phoenix might be suspects in NYPD cop-beating who fled NYC: sources New York Post
- Several migrants accused in beating of New York City police officers arrested in Phoenix Fox News
- Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg to present evidence in Times Square assault on NYPD officers to grand jury next week WABC-TV
- After Times Sq. NYPD beating, top U.S. official slams NYC’s sanctuary status New York Daily News
- Migrants who fled after allegedly beating NYC police use stolen phones to buy cars, pools back home: report Yahoo News
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