NEW YORK AP - A New York City man was convicted of hate crimes Tuesday in connection with a series of muggings that included an assault on a centenarian on her way to church.A jury deliberated less than a day before convicting Jack Rhodes of victimizing three women, including Rose Morat, who is now 103.Rhodes, 47, could face up to up to 90 years in prison when he is sentenced on robbery, burglary and assault charges.
October 07, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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NEW YORK AP – A New York City man was convicted of hate crimes Tuesday in connection with a series of muggings that included an assault on a centenarian on her way to church.
A jury deliberated less than a day before convicting Jack Rhodes of victimizing three women, including Rose Morat, who is now 103.
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