Samantha Max
speaker
66 appearances
8 recordings
1 series
first heard Jul 2025
last heard 11 Sep
Samantha Max’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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The defense asked the judge to release him to a psychiatric hospital, not sent him to jail.
The judge said she wants Arubaca to get treatment, but she's not convinced that he'll comply, so she ordered that he be held in jail instead.
Officials say three people suffered minor injuries, including one immigrant on the way to a court appointment.
For NPR News, I'm Samantha Max in New York.
Prosecutors say Andrew Aribaca spent months planning the attack and buying supplies.
They say he purposely chose to carry it out at a busy entrance and that he knew his actions could put people in danger.
Prosecutors also say he confessed to what he did and why he did it after his arrest.
Arabaca's defense attorney says his actions were likely motivated by mental illness.
The defense asked the judge to release him to a psychiatric hospital, not send him to jail.
The judge said she wants Arabaca to get treatment, but she's not convinced that he'll comply.
So she ordered that he be held in jail instead.
Officials say three people suffered minor injuries, including one immigrant on the way to a court appointment.
For NPR News, I'm Samantha Max in New York.
It was business as usual here after a jury convicted Combs on two counts and acquitted him of more serious charges.
Vendors sold clothing, ambulance sirens blared, and commuters waited for the bus.
Sam Stigger says combs means nothing to the local community.
Did you see any signs?
Anybody celebrating?
Anybody say Go Diddy?
Cause it's wrong.
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