Migrants in NYPD Times Square Attack Offered Plea Deals Despite Re-Arrest of Suspect

Six suspects in the January assault on police officers face varied plea deals, with public backlash intensifying over lenient treatment.

Six migrants charged in the January attack on NYPD officers in Times Square were offered plea deals.
One suspect, Yohenry Brito, was re-arrested for theft while out on bail, prompting stern warnings from the judge.
The plea deals range from six months to two years in prison for charges including second-degree assault and obstructing government administration.
The Manhattan District Attorney's office has not yet received acceptance from the defendants' attorneys.
The incident has sparked significant public outcry and calls for stricter immigration and criminal justice policies.