Irish Man Accused of Throwing Fatal Punch Fights Assault Charge
/Steven O’Brien, 25, is charged with third-degree assault for allegedly throwing the punch that killed John “Danny” McGee during an altercation outside a Sunnyside bar.
Read MoreSteven O’Brien, 25, is charged with third-degree assault for allegedly throwing the punch that killed John “Danny” McGee during an altercation outside a Sunnyside bar.
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Read More"Always remember who you are, what you do and why you do it," he said. "Continue to be proud of that.”
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