Kristian Gonzalez Perez gets his Border Patrol bracelet taken off by migrant rights activist Power Malu at the Port Authority bus terminal in New York City. © Omar Ornelas/El Paso Times / USA TODAY NETWORK
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(New York, NY) — Manhattan District Attorney, Alvin Bragg says the 14 migrants who attacked two NYPD cops in Times Square on January 26th, will eventually pay for what they did. Bragg is preparing to present charges against the crew involved to a grand jury on Tuesday. Surveillance video shows the group of migrants kicking and punching the two cops who were trying to break up a fight. Police say they are still searching for some of the wanted men.
Four of the migrants allegedly involved in the attacks are believed to have boarded a bus to California. Five out of six people arrested right after the melee were released without bail. DA Bragg says his office is working hand in hand with the NYPD to find those responsible and hold them accountable.
