The decision to release the suspect was seen by some Democrats as a ploy to fuel Mr. Zeldin’s anti-crime campaign as he runs for governor of New York.
Source: New York Times
How Did a Man Accused of Attacking Lee Zeldin Go Free Without Bail?
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