Janon Fisher is a freelance reporter and editor based in New York City. With a wide range of experience, his work has been featured in various publications including Newsday Media Group, Yahoo News, New York Daily News, and Business Insider. Janon covers a diverse range of topics including crime, local news, and legal issues.
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By: Janon Fisher
A person was stabbed and seriously injured in the Smith Haven Mall on Saturday night, according to Suffolk County police.
By: Janon Fisher
A Manhattan jury will hear closing arguments on Monday in the case against Daniel Penny, a West Islip Marine Corps veteran currently on trial for the chokehold death of Jordan Neely last year in a city subway car.
By: Janon Fisher
A Manhattan jury began deliberating Tuesday afternoon in the case against Long Island native Daniel Penny, who is on trial for the chokehold death of Jordan Neely last year in the city subway system.
By: Janon Fisher
A Manhattan jury completed its second day of deliberations without a verdict in the fatal chokehold case against West Islip native Daniel Penny for the death of a homeless man, Jordan Neely, on a subway train last year.
By: Janon Fisher
The father of Jordan Neely filed suit on Wednesday against Long Island native Daniel Penny for causing the chokehold death of his son on a city subway train last year, court papers filed in Manhattan Supreme Court show.
By: Janon Fisher
Deliberations stretched into a third day without a verdict in the second-degree manslaughter case against Long Island native Daniel Penny for the chokehold death of Jordan Neely, a homeless man killed on a city subway last year.
By: Janon Fisher
The defense made a motion for a mistrial after the jury said it was deadlocked. But the judge denied the request and sent the jury back to deliberate.
By: Janon Fisher
A Manhattan jury continued to deliberate Monday on the lesser charge of criminally negligent homicide in the trial against Long Island native Daniel
By: Janon Fisher
Gov. Kathy Hochul on Saturday called for the passage of federal legislation that would allow law enforcement agencies to intercept and destroy drones
By: Janon Fisher
The Town of Southampton filed suit against the trustees of the Shinnecock Indian Nation on Friday over the construction of a 10-acre gas station
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