Overview
- Longmire, sentenced Wednesday, received 13 years in state prison and 15 years of post-release supervision.
- A New York State Supreme Court jury convicted him on March 27 of first-degree attempted rape and first-degree sexual abuse after the survivor testified.
- Prosecutors said he exposed himself and then tackled a 21-year-old sunbather on June 24, 2024 in Central Park’s Great Hills, but she fought him off and he fled.
- Investigators used DNA and video to identify him, which led to a July 3, 2024 indictment on the top charges.
- In a court statement, the survivor described PTSD, therapy, job and housing changes, and a lasting fear of public spaces.