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‘Greed At All Costs’: 14 Charged In NYC Construction Corruption Scheme 
Fraud, bribes, business stolen from women- and minority-owned companies — those are among the crimes outlined in six Manhattan indictments.
‘Greed at all costs’: Eight execs and six companies indicted over fraudulent construction schemes 
Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg unveiled on Tuesday the indictment of eight people and six companies in what he called a wide-ranging construction industry fraud scheme.
D.A. Bragg: Three Indicted for String of Armed Robberies at Smoke Shops 
“As alleged, these defendants robbed several Manhattan smoke shops and threatened the lives of hardworking store clerks,” said District Attorney Bragg. “We will continue to stand up for the safety of our workers and will not allow smoke shops to become magnets for violent crime.”
D.A. Bragg Delivers Remarks on Indictments in a Wide-Ranging Construction Fraud Scheme 
The wide-ranging impact of this alleged corruption is significant. When the field is rigged, law-abiding companies and legitimate MWBEs are cheated out of much-needed contracts. And when executives care more about their bottom line than their employees, and more about their greed and lining their pockets than the law, hard-working New Yorkers suffer.
D.A. Bragg Announces Indictments in Wide-Ranging Construction Fraud Scheme 
“The common factor in all of these alleged schemes is greed at all costs,” said District Attorney Bragg. “When the field is rigged, law-abiding companies and legitimate MWBEs are cheated out of much-needed contracts. And when executives care more about their bottom line than their employees and the law, hard-working New Yorkers suffer. These indictments send the message that the Manhattan D.A.’s Office does not tolerate fraud in any form.”

Manhattan District Attorney's Office