A man from Yonkers will be sentenced to over 17 years in prison for a violent hate crime that left a 67-year-old woman in the hospital with a brain bleed.
pled guilty to committing a violent hate crimeEsco approached the victim from behind and punched her in the head sending her to the ground, according to court documents.
"Today's agreement secures justice for the brave victim who endured the shocking attack and its aftermath, and for a community impacted by the trauma of this hate-driven violence," Westchester County DA Miriam Rocah said. "I want to assure every community in Westchester County that my office will use every resource at our disposal to fight hate and hold perpetrators accountable."She said she was grateful to be alive, but "can't even believe" she survived.
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