Posted on 06/10/2023 7:52:46 PM PDT by Angelino97
A man stabbed to death during a vicious Chelsea street brawl was wanted for murder in Baltimore, sources told The Post.
The victim, 36, was knifed by another man Friday morning during a wild broad-daylight melee in the middle of a crosswalk, where they settled their score as non-plussed New Yorkers went about their business, according to a video of the face-off.
Nisean Graves, 34, a homeless man, was later charged with murder in the fatal encounter and was held without bail during a Saturday appearance in Manhattan Criminal Court.
Video shows Graves instigating the unprovoked confrontation by taking a swing at the victim, said prosecutor Emily Yonan, who noted Graves repeatedly gave officers different names once he was caught.
Graves and the victim fought for several minutes before he allegedly pulled a knife, prosecutors alleged.
The victim, who had no weapon, “threw a kick’ at Graves, who simultaneously swung his blade and stabbed the victim in the chest.
Graves, who is homeless, walked away as the mortally wounded man “collapsed to the ground, while holding his chest with both hands,” Yonan told Judge Stephen Antignani.
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What goes around, comes around.
I’m struggling with feeling sorry for a murdered murderer dying.
I agree, he reaped what he sowed.
HOMELESS MAN just killing the murderers that JUDGES don’t want to murder...
On the one hand, some justice was done.
On the other hand, another unprovoked attack by a lunatic homeless man that shouldn’t be on the street.
It used to be Fidel Castro sending criminals and lunatics to our shores.*
Now, the criminals and lunatics are in the White House. They love having thousands more on the street. Chaos is the goal.
*For those who do not know, Castro emptied his prisons and 'allowed' thousands to leave. If you look up Mariel Boatlift, don't believe it was mostly unskilled labor. Criminals and lunatics were sent to our shores.
Ofsetting penalties, still first down.
CC
Now he has a home. Win-Win.
The murderers are being stabbed by other murderers in NY...
What a cool place!
Finally, some street justice!
Tell you all what.
Being in the meat wagon business in the big city is a lucrative business these days.
Its unsafe for anyone to visit unless armed with sword and firearm.
Perfect illustration of 2% of the population responsible for 60% of the murders. We know EXACTLY what the problem is and nothing is done about it.
We need a law and order mayor in NYC.
A reincarnation of Judge Isaac Parker of Fort Smith, Arkansas would do quite well.
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“After the Civil War, the number of outlaws had grown, wrecking the relative peace of the five civilized tribes that lived in Indian Territory. By the time Parker arrived at Fort Smith, Indian Territory had become known as a very bad place, where outlaws thought the laws did not apply to them and terror reigned.
Replacing Judge William Story, whose tenure had been marred by corruption, Parker arrived in Fort Smith on May 4, 1875. At the age of 36, Judge Parker was the youngest Federal judge in the West. Holding court for the first time on May 10, 1875, eight men were found guilty of murder and sentenced to death. Judge Parker held court six days a week, often up to ten hours each day, and tried 91 defendants on the bench in his first eight weeks. In that first summer, eighteen persons came before him charged with murder, and 15 were convicted. Eight were sentenced to die on the gallows on September 3, 1875. However, only six would be executed as one was killed trying to escape, and a second had his sentence commuted to life in prison because of his youth.
When the fateful day of September 3, 1875, arrived, the hanging became an extraordinary media event when reporters from Little Rock, St. Louis, and Kansas City flocked to the city. Other newspapermen traveled far from eastern and northern cities to catch the “scoop.” Beginning a week before the hanging, the city began to fill with strangers from all over the country, anxious to view the hangings. More than 5,000 people watched as the six men marched from the jail to the gallows on the day they were to be condemned.
The Fort Smith Independent was the first newspaper to report the event on September 3, 1875, with the large column heading reading: “Execution Day!!” Other newspapers around the country reported the event a day later. These press reports shocked people throughout the nation. “Cool Destruction of Six Human Lives by Legal Process” screamed the headlines.
Of the six felons, three were white, two were Native American, and one was black. Seated along the back of the gallows, their death warrants were read to them, and each was asked if they had any last words.
When the preliminaries were over, the six were lined up on the scaffold while executioner George Maledon adjusted the nooses around their necks. The trap was sprung; all six died at once at the end of the ropes.
Though the hangings indicated that the once corrupt court was functioning again, Parker’s critics dubbed him the “Hanging Judge” and called his court the “Court of the Damned.” However, most of Parker’s critics didn’t live in the frontier and did not understand the ethics (or lack thereof) of the untamed Indian Territory. Most of the local people approved of Parker’s judgments, feeling like the utter viciousness of the crimes merited the sentences imposed. From these first six hangings in 1875, there would be 73 more until he died in 1896.”
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https://www.legendsofamerica.com/ar-isaacparker/
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Just saved the tax payers a lot of money for no trial and a life in prison sentence.
Yup, good news story of the day. Good to see wolves killing other wolves.
MS13 just found new turf and nobody will notice.
FAFO
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