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New York man gets 17 years in prison for vicious hate crime attack against Asian woman

Por: CBS News Crime December 01, 2022

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A man who pleaded guilty to over 100 times during a hate crime attack earlier this year in Yonkers, New York, was sentenced Tuesday to 17 1/2 years in state prison, prosecutors said. Tammel Esco, 42, was sentenced for the the March attack against a 67-year-old Asian woman in the lobby of her Yonkers apartment building, the Westchester County District Attorney's office announced in a . Esco had pleaded guilty in September to first-degree... + full article



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