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D.A. Bragg: Attorney Sentenced to 12 Years in Prison for Sexually Assaulting Three Women After Following Them Into Their Apartment Buildings 
“This sentence sends the message that in New York, cold cases do not go forgotten,” said District Attorney Bragg. “DNA evidence coupled with an anonymous tip received years after these horrifying crimes of escalating violence led to Rashaun Kelley’s arrest, and ultimately, to today’s sentencing. I would like to thank the attorneys in my Office for their diligent work on this prosecution and trial, and the NYPD officers who investigated and made this cold case arrest. Most of all, I thank the three survivors for their courage in testifying at trial, and hope today’s prison sentence helps close this chapter in their lives.”
Man indicted in deadly Manhattan stabbing of two men, including 60-year-old doctor 
A man was indicted Thursday for allegedly killing two people, including a doctor, and injuring several others during a violent spree in Manhattan.
Manhattan man charged for stabbing spree that killed two, injured two others in December 
A Manhattan man was officially indicted on charges for fatally stabbing two people in two separate incidents, prosecutors announced Thursday.
D.A. Bragg Announces Indictment in Fatal Stabbing Spree 
“Roland Codrington allegedly wreaked havoc across the city in a crime spree that left two dead,” said District Attorney Bragg. “Manhattanites deserve to live their daily lives without the fear of being attacked. My thoughts are with the families and loved ones of the victims.”
Juan Valdez coffee exec gets 3-6 years prison in New York over $900,000 theft 
A former top executive at the North American operator of Juan Valdez coffee has been sentenced to between three and six years in a New York state prison after stealing more than $900,000 from the company.
Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg speaks with CBS2’s Maurice DuBois: “There’s now a body of work to point to” 
Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg has started the new year with some momentum. Fresh from winning a conviction of the Trump Organization for fraud, he appears to be going after other aspects of Donald Trump's dealings, and he's pushing initiatives involving mental health and guns.

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