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Luigi Mangione indicted on first-degree murder charge in UnitedHealthcare CEO’s killing 
30 rival gang members arrested and indicted for years of violence in NYC: Manhattan DA
Stolen wages returned to former Grimaldi’s Pizzeria employees
Man sold guns from prison using ‘white supremacist’ Telegram chat: DA
New York City beauty and cosmetics store accused of selling stolen products
DA Bragg talks about hate crime in the city
Manhattan DA calls on YouTube to take action against ghost gun videos
Owner of famed NYC pizzeria allegedly stole more than $20K in wages from workers
Man pleads guilty to Tompkins Square Park shootings, faces 13 years in prison
Waldemar Alverio, 38, has pleaded guilty to three counts of attempted murder for two separate shootings in Tompkins Square Park that left two people seriously injured, Manhattan District Attorney Alvin L. Bragg, Jr. announced Tuesday.
D.A. Bragg Announces Guilty Plea Of Waldemar Alverio For Tompkins Square Park Shootings
“Waldemar Alverio was held accountable for committing two broad-daylight shootings in Tompkins Square Park, just days apart,” said District Attorney Bragg. “These senseless and reckless shootings left two victims significantly injured and put the safety of many New Yorkers at risk. Combatting gun violence is crucial to achieving lasting public safety and we will continue to work with our law enforcement partners to remove illegal firearms off our city’s streets and drive down shootings.”
Bronx contractor hit with felony wage-theft counts
The owner of a Bronx-based construction company faces felony charges for wage theft from 10 employees who worked on an Upper West Side high-rise project, the Manhattan District Attorney’s office announced.
ID theft ring charged with stealing over $500K from 5 victims, including PTA of Brooklyn public school: DA
“Each of these accounts, from a public-school PTA’s operating funds to a home health aide’s life savings, was drained within days,” Bragg said. “We allege this operation stole credit and debit cards from the mail, and then activated them by taking over the victims’ phone numbers, before withdrawing cash, wiring funds, or going on shopping sprees. Fast-acting scams like these are on the rise, and we urge consumers to be vigilant when monitoring their accounts.”
D.A. Bragg: ID Theft Ring Charged With Stealing $500,000+ From At Least Five Victims, Including PTA, Home Health Aide
“Each of these accounts, from a public-school PTA’s operating funds to a home health aide’s life savings, was drained within days,” said District Attorney Bragg. “We allege this operation stole credit and debit cards from the mail, and then activated them by taking over the victims’ phone numbers, before withdrawing cash, wiring funds, or going on shopping sprees. Fast-acting scams like these are on the rise, and we urge consumers to be vigilant when monitoring their accounts.”
Retail theft in NYC: How trespass notices could reduce repeat offenders
The Manhattan District Attorney's office is utilizing a decades-old tool to reduce burglaries to felony charges in stores.
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D.A. Bragg was honored to speak at the Baptist Minsters Conference MLK Day celebration today as he discussed the importance of our investments in mental health services through our navigator programs, our new mental health legislation and how they can make our city safer.
3As we honor the legacy of MLK JR, read D.A. Bragg’s op-ed in @nytimes emphasizing the importance of investing in mental health services as Dr. King “recognized treatment as the best path to keep those with mental illness, and those around them, safe.”
This morning, D.A. Bragg joined @TheRevAl at the @NationalAction’s Annual MLK Day Policy Forum at the House of Justice in Harlem as they celebrated Dr. King’s legacy.
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