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Manhattan DA pushes state lawmakers for tougher 3D-printed gun laws 
Manhattan DA calls for new law to fight cryptocurrency crime
Hochul proposes bills to crack down on 3D-printed guns, other illegal firearms
13 alleged gang members expected in court in major NYC case
Drunk trucker who ran over NYC families celebrating July 4 convicted of murder
NYC landlords could face felony for harassing tenants, Manhattan DA says
Prominent surgeon accused of raping woman at gunpoint in his NYC apartment: Prosecutors
Three charged in alleged fraud scheme of brownstone worth $1 million in Harlem
Chelsea landlord neglected building to oust seniors, DA says
La importancia de proteger y defender a los neoyorquinos vulnerables
En este momento, hay demasiados neoyorquinos trabajadores que están en la mira y a quienes se explota porque se les percibe como vulnerables
3 Men Sentenced to Decades in Prison in Connection with Murders of Men Lured from NYC Gay Bars
Three men convicted of murder after luring men from New York City gay bars, drugging them and robbing them, were given lengthy prison sentences.
Bragg: New discovery law removes judges’ handcuffs — so my prosecutors will try more cases
Come to Manhattan Criminal Court any day of the week and you’ll see prosecutors from my office arguing their cases, fighting for accountability for crimes that occur in this borough.
UWS Doorman Pleads Guilty to Stealing Nearly $500K from Elderly Couple
An Upper West Side doorman has confessed to stealing almost half a million dollars from an elderly couple who lived at his building, according to a press release from the office of the Manhattan D.A.
NYC Doorman Steals $477K From Retired Residents, Prosecutors Say
UPPER WEST SIDE, NY — An Upper West Side doorman has pleaded guilty to stealing $477,685 from a retired New York City schoolteacher and her husband who lived in the building where he worked, Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg said.
D.A. Bragg Announces Additional Charges In Cryptocurrency Recovery Scam
“As alleged, these defendants conspired to use Coin Dispute Network to defraud dozens of people desperate to retrieve their cryptocurrency, and used lies and deception to steal from nine New Yorkers,” said District Attorney Bragg. “Our Investigation Division and its Cyber Crime Bureau follow the money, whether that means cold hard cash or the rapidly evolving world of cryptocurrency. If you have additional information about this alleged scheme or similar crypto scams, please call us at 212-335-9600.”
Manhattan District Attorney's Office