The ringleader of an interstate crew of migrant moped crooks who terrorized the Big Apple — and was the subject of a three-month manhunt last year — was finally hit with a state prison sentence Tuesday.
“The return of these pieces is the product of a substantial and ongoing investigation into several traffickers,” said District Attorney Bragg. “I am pleased we have now seized more than 120 antiquities throughout the investigation, and that is continuing to this day. I am grateful to our antiquities trafficking team and partners in Greece for their outstanding collaboration and partnership.”
“This ring snatched more than two dozen cell phones in Manhattan, and now its ringleader is being held accountable,” said District Attorney Bragg. “This investigation also led us to a larger alleged gun trafficking conspiracy that involves four defendants selling illegal firearms. I want to thank our attorneys for their diligent investigation that was able to connect this criminal activity. It demonstrates the depth of knowledge and expertise we have here in the Manhattan D.A.’s Office to combat crime in all its forms.”
La oficina del fiscal general de Manhattan y líderes locales explicaron cuáles son los recursos disponibles para inmigrantes que quieran hacer denuncias respecto a robos de salario, accidentes, negligencia o fraudes relacionados con el trabajo y también asuntos relacionados con la inmigración, entre otros servicios.
A man was indicted for repeatedly stabbing a subway rider as he slept on a Manhattan train last month, District Attorney Alvin Bragg announced Monday.
