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Days Since Bragg’s Conviction
What Is Alvin Bragg Hiding? Conviction rates keep dropping — and New Yorkers are paying the price.
Bragg’s office isn’t just soft on crime—it’s letting violence thrive. When felonies are pled down and repeat offenders walk out the door, the headlines become crime reports and New Yorkers pay the price
He too was charged with attempted murder after he allegedly shot at someone and missed in Harlem on Aug. 12, the sources said. A judge previously set his bail at $150,000 cash or $450,000 bond, with an electronic monitor as a condition if he were to post bail, according to the sources. But he was released when prosecutors didn’t file an indictment on time, as required by Section 180.80 in New York State Criminal Procedure Law, the sources said.
But DA Alvin Bragg’s office knocked down the charge to third-degree assault – a misdemeanor – and Kolenovic walked away with just 10 days probation and a one-year conditional discharge – meaning he won’t get a criminal record if he meets conditions, Conley, 58, told The Post.
“The monster who randomly sucker-punched me in the gut while I was walking to work two years ago was arrested on Aug. 18 — and given an insulting $1 bail by infamously soft-on-crime Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg.“