Tompkins Square Park shooting suspect pleads guilty to gunfire that left two people wounded | amNewYork
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According to the Manhattan District Attorney's Office, 38-year-old Waldemar Alverio admitted on Jan. 13 to the shootings that left parkgoers in fear in the spring of 2024.
The individuals reportedly punched and kicked Alverio before attempting to flee. As they made their escape, law enforcement sources said, the suspect, later identified as Alverio, unzipped his bag, pulled out a handgun, and began firing wildly at the individuals.
I just heard four pops; it was really scary. I ran, oh I ran, said Olivia Nagle, an eyewitness on the day of shooting.
Just five days later, on March 21, Alverio made his way back to Tompkins Square Park at approximately 12:05 p.m. and accosted a group of individuals.
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