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East Village resident pleads guilty to running a ‘sophisticated ghost gun factory’
An East Village resident pleaded guilty on Tuesday "for running a sophisticated ghost gun factory" in his apartment and possessing firearms, ammunition, 3-D printers, and ghost gun parts, according to D.A. Bragg's office.
Manhattan flag football coach accused of soliciting nude photos and videos from kids
A flag football coach in Manhattan is facing charges after allegedly soliciting nude and sexual photographs from the children he was entrusted to coach.
East Village ghost gunmaker pleads guilty
A man pleaded guilty this week to charges that he manufactured guns in his East Village apartment.
NYC Flag Football Coach Solicited Nude Photos Of Minors: DA
A Manhattan youth flag football coach has been indicted on felony charges after reportedly soliciting nude and sexual photographs and videos from children he coached in exchange for cash and gifts, authorities said.
NYC football coach indicted for paying minors to send nudes through Snapchat: DA
A Manhattan youth football coach was indicted on Thursday on charges of buying nude and sexual photos and videos from children, prosecutors said.
D.A. Bragg Announces Indictment Of Youth Flag Football Coach For Paying Children To Send Nude Photos
“As alleged, this flag football coach used his access to children to gain their trust and paid them to send him explicit images and videos,” said District Attorney Bragg. “While this case began with an initial report, more survivors came forward with similar accounts. We urge concerned parents and caregivers whose children may have had contact with this individual to call our Special Victims Division at 212-335-3400.”
Manhattan District Attorney's Office