Wash Heights Super Sentenced For Dog Fighting, Fentanyl Possession: DA
A Washington Heights man was sentenced to nearly half a decade in prison for his role in an organized dog fighting ring in the neighborhood, authorities said.
A Washington Heights man was sentenced to nearly half a decade in prison for his role in an organized dog fighting ring in the neighborhood, authorities said.
“Albert Brown allegedly preyed on a woman as she walked down the street when he used a firearm to rob her and coerce her into performing a sexual act,” said District Attorney Bragg. “These allegations are deeply disturbing, and I thank the prosecutors and staff of our Intimate Partner and Sexual Violence Bureau for working tirelessly to seek justice for survivors. We encourage anyone who believes they have been the victim of or witness to sexual violence to call 212-335-9373.”
“As alleged, Li De Ming attacked a stranger when he pushed him onto the train tracks, putting his life at risk,” said District Attorney Bragg. “Thankfully, the victim was able to return to the safety of the subway platform and avoid further injury. My office will continue working diligently to hold those accountable who threaten the basic safety of Manhattan subway riders. I wish the victim a full and speedy recovery.”
A man was sentenced to four and a half years in prison for participating in a dogfighting ring and abusing dozens of dogs in Washington Heights, Manhattan District Attorney Alvin L. Bragg, Jr., announced Thursday.
Ex-JPMorgan Chase Assistant General Counsel Jennifer Jacques, who also is a former assistant district attorney in the Bronx, is facing a string of felony charges after prosecutors alleged she conspired with family members to gain access to affordable housing units for which they were ineligible—thereby reaping hundreds of thousands of dollars in improper benefits.