Police said Frank Abrokwa shoved human feces into a woman's face at a Bronx subway station last month. He now faces hate crime charges stemming from another incident and has more than 40 prior arrests. NickJCaloway reports.
"It's serious. It's dangerous," said Elizabeth Staton.
"If he was to approach him, you know, God forbid, who knows what would have happened," one person said. The Brooklyn District Attorney said that's the most he could ask for under bail reform. According to the city, supervised release provides community-based supervision pre-trial."In my eyes, supervised release really is nonexistent. I mean,murderer was on supervised release. He was living in a homeless shelter and that didn't protect her," Harrison said.
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