William Blount Convicted in Queens Subway Hammer Attack
William Blount Convicted in Queens Subway Hammer Attack

William Blount Convicted in Queens Subway Hammer Attack

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William Blount, a 60-year-old man, has been convicted of first-degree robbery and assault after brutally attacking a woman, Nina Rothschild, with a hammer at the Queens Plaza subway station in 2022. The attack left Rothschild with multiple skull fractures and other injuries, requiring emergency surgery. Blount, who approached Rothschild from behind, kicked her down the stairs and struck her head 13 times with a hammer before fleeing with her belongings. Despite being acquitted of attempted murder charges, Blount faces up to 25 years to life in prison. The conviction followed a six-week trial during which video surveillance and DNA evidence played crucial roles. Blount's sentencing is scheduled for May 7.

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