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Manhattan man sentenced for causing his toddler son’s fatal fentanyl overdose
The Manhattan man convicted of allowing his two-year-old to ingest fatal levels of fentanyl attempted to call the 2021 incident a “freak accident” in court on Wednesday as he sought leniency at his sentencing hearing.
Man Sentenced to State Prison for Central Park Sunbather Attack
The Upper West Side man convicted of tackling and attempting to rape a woman sunbathing in Central Park nearly two years ago will be spending more than a decade behind bars.
Convicted creep sentenced for trying to rape sunbathing woman in Central Park
A Manhattan man convicted of attempting to rape a 21-year-old woman who was sunbathing in Central Park in 2024 was sentenced to 13 years in state prison, Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg said.
Young woman recounts life-altering Central Park sex attack
NEW YORK (PIX11) — A young woman says her life was shattered after she was nearly raped while sunbathing in Central Park two years ago.
Sicko who tried to rape Central Park sunbather gets 13 years as survivor describes painful aftermath
A creep who tried to rape a Central Park sunbather was slapped with a 13-year prison sentence Tuesday as the resilient victim recalled how the attack tore her “from spaces in the city I used to love.”
Statement From Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg on the Sentencing of Anthony Rosa
D.A. Bragg said: “Not only did Anthony Rosa ignore repeated warnings of the dangers associated with fentanyl use around children, he harassed concerned ACS workers and fought against their protocols and precautions every step of the way. By doing so, his recklessness directly caused the death of his two-year-old son, Charlie. I thank my Office’s Child Abuse Bureau for its pursuit of justice for Charlie.”
Manhattan District Attorney's Office