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D.A. Bragg Announces Creation of Office’s First “Worker Protection Unit” 
A class that brings Manhattan prosecutors together with incarcerated men 
On a recent evening, as the Manhattan district attorney looked on, five prosecutors from the office received certificates for completing a semester-long course called Inside Criminal Justice. But what made the ceremony and the course unique were the class's other students: five convicted felons who had served their time and were now free.
Homelessness, Housing and Hotlines in Hell’s Kitchen are All on DA Bragg’s To-Do List 
It’s been an undeniably eventful first year in office for Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg, who became the first person of color elected to the position in 2021 after a highly competitive contest. In addition to pursuing large-scale targets like the Trump Organization, the District Attorney has announced wide-ranging housing, mental health and homelessness support services designed to confront Hell’s Kitchen challenges exacerbated by COVID-19.
Ex-con indicted in NYC cold-case killings of mom and daughter claims: ‘I’m not guilty’ 
The ailing ex-con accused of slaying a Harlem mom and her special needs-daughter told a judge he was “hanging in there” — and proclaimed his innocence — as he was hit with a murder indictment in the 1994 cold case on Thursday.
Ex-con indicted in 1994 cold case slay of Harlem mom, daughter 
An ex-con has been indicted on murder charges for the cold-case double-killing of a Harlem woman and her special-needs daughter in 1994.
D.A. Bragg Announces Indictment of Larry Atkinson for 1994 Murder of Mother and Daughter 
“As science advances, so does our ability to solve cold cases,” said District Attorney Bragg. “Here, new technology led to an indictment alleging the horrific murders of a mother and daughter dating back nearly 30 years. Alongside our partners at OCME and the NYPD, we remain steadfast in pursuing justice for New Yorkers, no matter how long it takes.”

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