Deletion of Ivaylo Ivanov (criminal)

Comment: This is ''exactly'' what  was meant for. There certainly has not been significant |impact from this relatively small-time criminal and misrepresenting sources as done above will not make the subject any more notable. "Continuing coverage" are actually |routine follow-ups after lapses in any material whatsoever
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:What Wikipedia is not (WP:NOTNEWS||WP:LASTING||WP:ROUTINE)

Comment: I agree that this doesn't meet . Spray painting graffiti and making bombs are sadly routine. There were a few articles that came out during the events and ensuing trial, the NY Times article being the most notable publication, but it was routine coverage that you'd find in any copy of the Daily News
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:PERP)

Comment: per .  No fewer than 7 separate stories about Ivanov appeared in the New York Times over the course of three years, https://www.google.com/search?q=%22Ivaylo+Ivanov%22++site%3Anytimes.com&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&client=firefox-b several are INDEPTH stories. Similar in other New York area newspapers, srory also covered in national  and international press including Bulgaria, Canada and Israel.  It is likely that Nom's  searches were hampered by the fact that the story is a decade old and there are several other people named Ivaylo Ivanov  (including a footballer, a pastor, a corporate executive) who get their names into English-language media regularly, and perhaps hampered further by lack of access to a news archive (many of which are paywalled).  However, using keywords in  news archive search produces dozens of articles, (UPI https://search.proquest.com/news/docview/468065233/fulltext/93304198960548A5PQ/14?accountid=10226 Police find weapons in N.Y. apartment;    "New York police evacuated several residential buildings after finding pipe bombs and a collection of guns in an apartment Sunday. Ivaylo Ivanov, 31, arrived at Long Island College Hospital shortly after midnight Sunday with a gunshot wound to the hand police later said was self-inflicted accidentally...")  and the case is revisited in a number of academic books on hate crime, usually discussed as a type in a group with other cases a scholar is describing as similar in some specific way
Stance: keep
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