North Massapequa man arraigned on 92-count indictment
Nassau County District Attorney Anne Donnelly said one of the homes struck had three sleeping children inside, and a bullet came through a wall and passed over a child. She said a parent in the home got all three kids on the floor and waited until police arrived.
Steven Frigand, accused of shooting out of his North Massapequa basement apartment in August and striking two homes, was arraigned on a 92-count indictment on Tuesday.
He pleaded not guilty.
Prosecutors said he had assault weapons, high-capacity magazines and a large amount of cocaine in the basement on Sussex Avenue.
Nassau County District Attorney Anne Donnelly said one of the homes struck had three sleeping children inside, and a bullet came through a wall and passed over a child. She said a parent in the home got all three kids on the floor and waited until police arrived.
Frigand’s attorney Rachel Ostreich asked for a psychiatric evaluation of her client, which the judge granted.
Ostreich said Frigand has the support of his family.
He is behind bars, being held on $2 million cash bail and is due back in court next month.
