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The turn-em-loose judge who released an alleged predator who randomly punches people left the bench Friday -- just days after the bizarre ruling -- and is headed for Florida.
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”It’s hurtful to see him again,” said Tanya Hinton McCray, the MTA train operator who told police she was punched by Jean-Francois Coste on Dec. 16 at the Stillwell Ave.-Coney Island station in Brooklyn.
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Jonathan Mikhaylov, 23, of Gravesend, was indicted Wednesday on manslaughter, criminally negligent homicide and other charges for the dramatic June 10, 2021 wreck.
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Alvin Charles, 43, is accused of getting into an argument with victim Tommy Bailey, also 43, on a Canarsie-bound L train at around 8:50 p.m. Friday. He stabbed and slashed Bailey repeatedly in the head, neck and torso, killing him, according to a criminal complaint.