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250K Pairs Of Pants Stolen By Lawyer, Brothers In NYC Import Plot: DA
A lawyer and two brothers stole more than 250,000 pairs of pants worth $2 million in a Manhattan import plot, prosecutors said.
Tony Chiu of Mineola and Rex Chiu of Albertson sold more than 250,000 pairs of fraudulently obtained pants to wholesalers, DA Bragg says
Two brothers from Long Island have been accused of conspiring to fraudulently obtain more than $2 million in clothing using stolen business information from a New York City home furnishings importer for whom a co-conspirator had provided legal services, the Manhattan District Attorney’s Office announced Wednesday.
Atty Indicted Over Scheme To Steal 250,000 Pairs Of Pants
A suspended attorney and two brothers have been charged in New York court with scheming to assume the identity of a company that had worked with the lawyer and steal over 250,000 pairs of pants valued at more than $2 million, Manhattan District Attorney Alvin L. Bragg said Wednesday.
D.A. Bragg cracks down on crypto-recovery scam with website seizure
Lost your crypto? “We’ve got it,” is the claim by a number of websites that say they can restore access to virtual wallets after users have misplaced their passwords or had their Bitcoin or Ethereum stolen.
NYC child services staffer lied about work to pocket $21K in salary while on trips to Africa, across US: prosecutors
A veteran city Administration for Children’s Services staffer allegedly lied about being at work in order to cash in on his taxpayer-funded salary — when he was actually on jaunts to Africa and across the US, authorities announced Wednesday.
NYC fraudsters stole company’s identity to order 250K pairs of trousers worth $2M: prosecutors
They got caught with their pants down. Three men were indicted over a scheme in which they allegedly stole more than 250,000 pairs of jeans and joggers worth over $2 million, Manhattan prosecutors said Wednesday.
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