People v. Monserrate
Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York
1Opinion of the Court
*786Additional evidence adduced by the People included medical evidence of the complainant’s facial lacerations and injuries to her left forearm, which consisted of bruises and an abrasion, described as a “skin tear” or a “scrape.” The downstairs neighbor testified that she heard a “frantic” ringing of her doorbell three times, after which she heard a loud scream that trailed away; she looked through the peephole and saw the bloody towel on the stair. The complainant testified that, before she entered the apartment, she was drunk but had no injuries to her face or arms. The prosecutor did not ask…
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