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NYC professor who threatened Post reporter with machete arrives at court, could get plea deal
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0:31Now PlayingThe unhinged former Manhattan college professor who threatened to “chop” up a Post reporter with a machete could strike a plea deal with Bronx prosecutors in the case, it was revealed Monday.
The prospective agreement was discussed in Bronx Criminal Court, where Shellyne Rodriguez, 46, appeared for a hearing flanked by more than a dozen supporters — who shielded her from news photographers and reporters while a large contingent of court officers stood by.
Bronx Criminal Court Judge Matthew Bondy indicated there was a “possible disposition” in the case, in which the since-fired Hunter College arts professor is charged with harassment and menacing for the caught-on-video May 23 assault on reporter Reuven Fenton.
Details about the possible deal weren’t revealed, but the judge said he had a letter from Bronx Community Solutions, a neighborhood-based program that offers alternatives to jail for criminal defendants, including counseling and community service, according to its website.
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