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New York man convicted of hate crime faces 25 years

Published Saturday, June 13, 2026 · Updated June 13

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  • Focus on Hate Crime and Social Equity — 1 source

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Dmitriy Popov has been convicted of manslaughter as a hate crime in Brooklyn after a three-week trial. The conviction relates to the death of O’Shae Sibley, a gay dancer.

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  • A jury found Dmitriy Popov guilty of manslaughter as a hate crime after a three-week trial in Brooklyn state supreme court.

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Focus on Hate Crime and Social Equity
  • The Guardian

    The article emphasizes the hate crime conviction in the death of a gay dancer, underscoring issues of social equity and anti-LGBTQ+ hatred.

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