On Tuesday, an appointed authority sentenced one of the suspects to seven years in prison. Mahmud Musa’s family condemned the judge who gave the sentence
Includes five years of managed discharge
In a major development in connection with the violent prejudice attack recorded in 2021, one of the suspects, Mahmud Musa, was sentenced to seven years in prison. The choice of the referee caused an explosion among Musa’s fans. The sentence includes five years of direct release.
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In the attack, which continued in 2021, Moses and others were seen slapping, kicking, punching and beating Joey Borgen at Route 47 and Route Seven. Borgen, who wore a yarmulke and went to a rally in support of Israel, was the survivor of the attack. Before condemning, Moses apologized to Borgen and the Jewish group, confirming that he did not expect to target Jews.
Video from 2021 of Palestinian extremists beating a Jewish man in Times Square. Their hatred of the Jewish people is nothing new. One of the attackers (Mahmud Musa) shouted “Free Palestine” in court today while he was sentenced to 7 years in prison. pic.twitter.com/gLaFDe3GRY
— Chet Cannon (@Chet_Cannon) 21 November 2023
Joey Borgen expressed disbelief about Moses’ remorse, citing preconceived notions about the attack. Referring to the Israel-Hamas struggle, Musa expressed confidence in a calm agreement.
The Manhattan attorney general originally sought a six-and-a-half-year sentence, but the judge increased that sentence to seven, taking into account an allegation of physical assault on a Rikers corrections officer.
Amy Borgen, the mother of the injured, and Steven Rat, the lawyer of the injured, emphasized the importance of starting a trend against attacks in the light of trust. Allies went to the procedures wearing “Equality for Joey” hats.
It is certain that another attacker, Waseem Awawdeh, who hit Borgen with a metal support, was also sentenced to eighteen months in prison. Faisal Elezzi, who punched Borgen, was initially sentenced to 3 years probation but later faced 60 days in prison for drug abuse.
Manhattan DA addresses Joey Borgen’s sustained injuries, accepting Moses’ responsibility. Barry Borgen, the father of the injured, reported that the outcome was met and noted that two participants were deemed responsible, while two more participants were awaiting reprimand on December 18. Additionally, Joey Borgen’s attorney announced that a common allegation connected to the attack has been documented.
