Grand jury indicts man in killing of Brooklyn jogger Katie Suarez

A Brooklyn grand jury voted to indict Sayed Mohassib, a former school teacher's aide, on a top count of second-degree murder in the death of jogger Katie Suarez. According to NBC New York, Suarez was found by her father after she did not meet her parents to finish a run, and she died days later from her injuries. CBS New York reports he has pleaded not guilty. Mayor Zohran Mamdani has promised a review of how Mohassib was hired. A wake for Suarez was set for Wednesday, with burial planned for Thursday. The case remains subject to court proceedings; he is accused and presumed innocent until a verdict.