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2 artworks returned to heirs of Holocaust victim. Another is tied up in court 
New York prosecutors on Friday returned two pieces of art they say were stolen by Nazis from a Jewish performer and collector murdered in the Holocaust.
D.A. Bragg Announces Return Of Two More Nazi-Looted Art Drawings 
“I am thrilled that two more drawings are now being returned to the relatives of Fritz Grünbaum. The fact that we have been able to return ten pieces that were looted by the Nazis speaks to the dogged advocacy of his relatives to ensure these beautiful artworks could finally return home. Let us use this moment as an opportunity to honor and preserve the extraordinary legacy of Mr. Grünbaum – a life that we should never forget,” said District Attorney Bragg.
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Man Gets 20 Years For 2021 Inwood Hill Park Attacks: DA 
Two years after a slew of sexual attacks in Inwood Hill Park, the attacker was sentenced to 20 years in state prison, prosecutors announced Wednesday.
D.A. Bragg, DOI Commissioner Strauber Announce Charges Against Man Who Allegedly Possessed $115k Of Stolen Encrypted Radios From City Garbage Trucks 
“As alleged, Ramon Munoz possessed more than $115,000 worth of stolen radios from New York City Department of Sanitation garbage trucks across four different boroughs. As ‘New York’s Strongest,’ the Department of Sanitation helps our city run smoothly, and Ramon Munoz threatened its effectiveness with his actions,” said District Attorney Bragg. “I thank the Department of Investigation for their partnership in investigating this major theft.”
Alvin Bragg, pols urge NY state to eliminate 5-year cap for sex trafficking survivors to come forward 
Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg on Thursday called on New York State lawmakers to support victims of sex-trafficking by doing away with the limit on how many years they have to come forward about the abuse.

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