Jurors have begun hearing testimony on whether to give a death sentence to an Islamic extremist who killed eight people by driving down a New York City bike path.
in the attack. He intentionally drove a truck at high speed down a path along the Hudson River in 2017, running over bicyclists on a sunny morning just hours before the city's Halloween celebrations.
“He had no remorse then,” Houle said. “And the evidence will show he has continued to have no remorse.” Stern said Mohamed, 49, will testify in the penalty phase about what life is like under such strict prison conditions. After Joe Biden became president, his attorney general, Merrick Garland, announced a moratorium on federal executions, though he has allowed U.S. prosecutors to continue advocating for capital punishment in cases inherited from previous administrations.
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