One of the men who took part in a “wilding” 2010 Easter mob of unruly youths that harassed tourists in Times Square was sentenced yesterday to 16 years in prison. Rayvon Guice, 21, smiled as he left his sentencing for attempted murder in Manhattan Supreme Court. Guice was one of 30 teens arrested last spring.
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