“Tabitha Bundrick’s absolutely callous conduct has left three devastated families,” said District Attorney Bragg. “Today in court, we heard powerful statements from the loved ones of the defendants victims, who are still mourning in anguish. I hope this prison sentence will allow for some measure of healing.”

“The conduct alleged in this indictment is absolutely horrific,” said District Attorney Bragg. “I am grateful for this survivor’s bravery in coming forward, despite the defendant’s alleged attempts to convince her that a coerced, videoed statement would make him impossible to prosecute. We want rape survivors to know that we are here to help, no matter the circumstances of the rape. Please call us at 212-335-3400.”

“This conviction sends a strong message that in addition to prosecting retail theft at the ground level, we do not tolerate larger-scale organized fencing operations. As proven at trial, the defendants’ store was a well-known hub for stolen goods. Retail theft continues to trend downwards in Manhattan, and we will hold accountable those who create breeding grounds for this criminal activity.”