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24 Indicted in $5 Million Construction Kickback and Bribery Scheme 
A subcontractor texted Robert Baselice, an executive at a Secaucus, N.J., firm helping a developer find construction companies for a project. He told Mr. Baselice that he had quoted the developer a price as high as $3.3 million for a job.
D.A. Bragg Announces Indictment in $7 Million Insurance Fraud 
“The New York State Insurance Fund provides critical insurance coverage to injured workers, including those in some of our most dangerous industries like construction and manufacturing,” said District Attorney Bragg. “By intentionally underreporting payrolls, scammers save millions in premiums at the expense of hardworking New Yorkers who put their physical safety on the line. I thank the New York State Insurance Fund and the New York State Department of Labor for their ongoing partnership as we continue to root out insurance fraud.”
Nailed! Manhattan DA helps hammer in criminal indictment of alleged $5M construction scheme 
Two dozen individuals and 26 companies found themselves charged in a multimillion-dollar construction industry kickback scheme in an indictment that Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg unveiled Wednesday.
Massive NYC Construction Kickback Scheme Stole $5M, DA Says 
A massive New York City construction industry bribery scheme took in $7 million in kickbacks, robbed developers of millions and corrupted dozens of contracts, prosecutors said.
D.A. Bragg Defends Essential Gun Violence Laws Against Pro-Gun Court Challenges 
“Combatting gun violence is my top priority, and I am going to use every tool available to keep Manhattanites safe,” said District Attorney Bragg. “We prosecute gun cases in court every day, and litigation is another important avenue we are utilizing to protect our state’s tough gun laws. The human toll gun violence has taken on our communities is enormous, and New Yorkers deserve nothing less than the most robust possible protection under the law.”
D.A. Bragg Announces Indictment in Fatal NYCHA Shooting 
“Gun violence continues to take a toll on our city,” said District Attorney Bragg. “Residents of public housing deserve the same safety and security as everyone else and we will not tolerate this type of violence where families live and socialize.”

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