Millsboro man arrested after pursuit in stolen vehicle

Queens, NY – Xiaoning Zhang was sentenced to 25 years to life in prison for the murder of immigration attorney Jim Li. The announcement was made by Queens District Attorney Melinda Katz. Li was a prominent figure in his activism, particularly during the Tiananmen Square uprising in 1989.

District Attorney Katz explained that Li initially took on Zhang's case on a pro bono basis for her asylum application. Zhang admitted to falsifying information in her application, which led Li to terminate his representation.

This dismissal led to Zhang returning to Li's office armed with two kitchen knives and stabbing him, resulting in his death.

Zhang, a 27-year-old fromkissena Boulevard in Flushing, was convicted by a jury last month. She was charged with second-degree murder, fourth-degree criminal possession of a weapon, third-degree menacing, obstruction of breathing or blood circulation and second-degree harassment. Queens Supreme Court Justice Kenneth C. Holder announced the sentence.

The jury heard testimony that Zhang caused a disturbance in Li's office on March 11, 2022 because she was asked to remove her protest picture from the internet. After Li admitted lying on her asylum application, he decided to stop practicing law.

Georgetown, DE – Delaware State Police arrested Terence Savage, a 36-year-old Millsboro resident, on numerous felony charges following a stolen car chase near Milton.

On September 30, at approximately 6:45 p.m., members of the Sussex County Governor's Task Force came across a gray Chevrolet Camaro that had reportedly been stolen in a robbery the day before. The vehicle was spotted on the Lewes-Georgetown Highway, prompting police to conduct a traffic stop on Shinglepoint Road. However, the driver, later identified as Terence Savage, fled and led police on a high-speed chase through several streets.

The vehicle was eventually found unattended on North Park Avenue after police deployed stop sticks. With assistance from the Milford Police Department's K-9 unit, law enforcement was able to locate Savage nearby and arrest him without further incident. During a subsequent search, a backpack was discovered containing a loaded .40 caliber handgun with the serial number erased and approximately 3.94 grams of cocaine.

Savage was taken to Troop 4 where he was charged with multiple offenses including possession of a firearm during the commission of a felony, possession of a firearm by a person convicted of a violent crime,

MANHATTAN, NY – An off-duty New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA) employee was arrested in Manhattan on Thursday, September 26, according to authorities. The suspect, Donald Fontana, 56, was taken into custody in the 1st District/Transit District 2 around 7:20 p.m.

Fontana was charged with third-degree assault. No further details about the incident were released.

The investigation is ongoing and officials have not provided any further information.