Gabriel Hostin, son of 'The View' co-host Sunny Hostin, has had his trespassing case dismissed after completing a diversion program in New York.
The citation against Gabriel was dismissed following his completion of the Fresh Start program, a pre-arraignment diversion initiative for eligible first-time, low-level offenders.
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The program required a three-hour educational course, which Gabriel successfully completed on Aug. 20.
Gabriel was cited on June 16 after an incident with police involving alleged trespassing on the right-of-way of active railroad tracks.
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He was not arrested.
Sunny Hostin wrote a letter to the district attorney requesting the case be dropped, describing her son as a 2025 Harvard graduate with no criminal history.
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She explained Gabriel was jogging and noticed a gravel incline for hill training, but did not see a 'No Trespassing' sign.
Body cam footage showed the encounter, including officers cuffing Gabriel before Sunny arrived. The footage also captured Sunny noting Gabriel's Harvard graduation.
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Prosecutors said they repeatedly offered Gabriel the Fresh Start program. After initially insisting on immediate dismissal, he accepted and completed the course.
