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Man sentenced to 40 years to life in four Chinatown bludgeoning deaths
$2M worth of rare books recovered, returned to the Whitney family
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Former NYU Administrator Charged in $3.5 Million Fraud Scheme, Using Grants to Pay for Home Upgrades
New York prosecutors on Monday charged a former New York University administrator with fraud, alleging she diverted $3.5 million in state grants and used some of the money for a new swimming pool at her home.
Former New York University finance director charged with orchestrating fraud
A former New York University director of finance was charged Monday with orchestrating a six-year fraud.
Amateur bodybuilder stabbed man 16 times in Manhattan
An amateur bodybuilder visiting New York City was convicted of stabbing the host of the apartment he was staying at 16 times, officials said Thursday.
Manhattan D.A. Bragg, NYS Comptroller Dinapoli Announce Indictment of Former NYU Director of Finance for $3.5M Fraud
“Our multilingual learners and students with disabilities deserve top-notch services, and these funds should have gone directly to their schools,” said District Attorney Bragg. “Instead, we allege, the funds meant for student programs were used purely for personal gain by an NYU Director of Finance, who renovated a home in Connecticut and bought a swimming pool with the money. This $3.5 million fraud also negatively impacted our city's minority and women owned business enterprises by denying them the chance to fairly compete for and secure the funding. I thank the New York State Comptroller’s Office for its work on this investigation and look forwarding to continuing our partnership to root out fraud committed at the expense of our students and businesses.”
Man Who Pushed Stranger Onto Harlem Subway Tracks Sentenced To Prison
A man has been sentenced to a multi-year prison term for randomly shoving a stranger onto the tracks at a Harlem subway station last year, authorities announced.
D.A. Bragg Announces Trial Conviction of Geoffrey Tracy For Stabbing Apartment Rental Host
“Geoffrey Tracy critically injured an unarmed man. This type of violence cannot be accepted, and New Yorkers should know that my Office and our prosecutors are pursuing accountability by bringing these types of cases every single day. I hope the victim can continue to recover from his serious wounds and take a measure of comfort in the justice delivered from this verdict," said District Attorney Bragg.
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