Daniel Ohebshalom, known as New York City's worst landlord, was assaulted in Rikers Island prison. He turned himself in to begin a 60-day jail sentence after being found in contempt of court. Ohebshalom was allegedly punched by another inmate and is currently being treated at Bellevue Hospital. The investigation is ongoing.
The man considered to be New York City 's worst landlord , was assaulted on Rikers Island Friday, officials say. Daniel Ohebshalom turned himself in Thursday to begin a 60-day jail sentence after being found in contempt of court , after blowing off officials' orders for years.Upon arrival, not even 24 hours later, Ohebshalom was allegedly punched in the face by another inmate at the intake area of the prison, according to a NYC Department of Corrections (DOC) spokesperson.
The disgraced landlord is currently being treated at Bellevue Hospital with non-life threatening injuries. It is unclear what led to the incident or whether the inmate knew Ohebshalom personally. The investigation remains ongoing. Ohebshalom was ordered to fix ongoing hazards at two of his Manhattan buildings for years, but refused to do s
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