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Man Dubbed ‘Migrant’ on Fox News and Beaten in Times Square Sues

‘NOT AFRAID ANYMORE’

Marco Piña said he made the decision to “tell my story” and “to seek justice.”

William Vaillancourt
William Vaillancourt
Marco Pina (center), Sergio Rodriguez (left) and Ricardo Cuautle during a press conference outside District Attorney Alvin Bragg's offices in downtown Manhattan Tuesday afternoon, March 5, 2024, in New York City.
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William Vaillancourt

William Vaillancourt

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