41 prior arrests.
He shoved a man onto subway tracks — and was released back onto the streets. He skipped a required check-in, and now he’s on the loose.
This is what happens when repeat offenders face no real consequences and dangerous criminals are allowed right back onto our streets. New Yorkers are tired of being terrorized in the subway while repeat offenders cycle in and out of court with no consequences.
As attorney general, I will step in when weak prosecutors won’t.