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- Man accused of torching NYPD vehicles in Bushwick re-arrested for . . .
The man accused of setting fire to 11 NYPD vehicles in a Bushwick parking lot last month was released after his arraignment on federal charges on Monday – and promptly re-arrested, this time by NYPD officers, for a separate misdemeanor charge Jakhi Lodgson-McCray, 21, surrendered to police custody on Monday morning alongside his lawyer and mother He has been sought by law enforcement since
- Man accused of setting fire to 11 NYPD vehicles is arrested and charged . . .
A 21-year-old man has been charged with setting fire to 11 New York City police vehicles in Brooklyn during a time of nationwide protests in June
- Man arrested after setting fire to nearly a dozen NYPD vehicles | FOX 5 . . .
Jakhi Lodgson-McCray, 21, was arrested after allegedly setting fire to 11 marked NYPD vehicles on June 12 in Brooklyn during an anti-Israel protest McCray, who has prior arrests for reckless
- Man Charged with Torching 10 NYPD Vehicles in Brooklyn Lot
The 21-year-old Brooklyn resident with a history of arrests at pro-Palestinian protests, has been federally charged with arson
- Brooklyn Activist Charged With Arson in Torching of 10 NYPD Vehicles
Jakhi McCray, 21, faces federal arson charges in connection with the burning of police vehicles in a parking lot last month
- Suspect who allegedly torched NYPD vehicles in Brooklyn turns himself . . .
The suspect being sought in connection with the burning of nearly a dozen NYPD vehicles in Brooklyn turned himself in to authorities Monday, his attorney said
- Man accused of setting NYPD cars on fire arrested: Sources
BUSHWICK, Brooklyn (PIX11) – A man accused of setting NYPD cars on fire in Brooklyn last month was arrested Monday after a negotiated surrender, sources told PIX11 News
- 21-year-old man accused of setting NYPD vehicles on fire appears in court
The courtroom was packed for the appearance of Jahki McCray, who was arrested last month for allegedly setting fire to 11 police cars The vehicles caught fire inside a private NYPD parking lot
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