纽约布鲁克林地铁站68岁老妇遭割脸 70岁嫌疑人周日凌晨过堂后无保获释

纽约——位于纽约州金斯县的纽约市,据《纽约邮报》报道,10月17日(周六)上午9时许,在布鲁克林 Sheepshead Bay 的 B 线与 Q 线地铁站的紧急出口门处,一名68岁老妇与人发生争执后遭持刀割脸。据纽约市警察局与刑事起诉书,嫌疑人将刀抵在老妇脸颊上、扬言「你还想再来吗?」("Do you want more?")后划伤了她的脸。
嫌疑人为70岁的埃里克·麦考伊(Eric McCoy),是一名退休邮政工人。他于周日凌晨1时在布鲁克林刑事法院过堂,被控一项持械蓄意伤人的重罪袭击罪,以及包括非法持有武器、骚扰在内的三项轻罪。法庭记录显示,麦考伊对全部指控表示不认罪。
法官 Christopher Whitehair 未设保释金,以个人担保方式将其释放,并对其下达了针对受害人的保护令,下一次开庭定在1月。据报道,麦考伊所面临的最重袭击指控最高可判七年监禁,且该指控属于可设保释金的罪名;检方在过堂时可能寻求的保释金额尚不清楚,布鲁克林地区检察官办公室周日未回应《邮报》的置评请求。
(GSM 据《纽约邮报》报道)
Woman, 68, Slashed in the Face at a Brooklyn Subway Station; 70-Year-Old Suspect Freed Without Bail After Sunday Arraignment
New York City is a city in Kings County, New York. New York — A 68-year-old woman was slashed in the face at the emergency-exit door of the Sheepshead Bay B and Q subway station in Brooklyn at about 9 a.m. on Saturday, October 17, during an argument, the New York Post reported. According to the NYPD and a criminal complaint, the suspect put a knife to the woman's cheek and sneered, "Do you want more?" before cutting her face.
The suspect, Eric McCoy, 70, a retired postal worker, appeared before a judge in Brooklyn Criminal Court at 1 a.m. on Sunday. He was charged with a felony count of assault with intent to cause harm with a weapon and three misdemeanors, including illegal weapons possession and harassment, court records show. McCoy pleaded not guilty to the charges.
Judge Christopher Whitehair released McCoy on his own recognizance, with an order of protection against the victim, ahead of a January court date. The top assault charge carries a potential prison term of up to seven years and is bail-eligible; it was unclear what bail prosecutors may have sought at the arraignment, and the Brooklyn District Attorney's Office did not respond to the Post's request for comment on Sunday.
(GSM via the New York Post)
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