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CUNY and charter school workers indicted in separate schemes totaling nearly $1M in fraud against NYS 
Three people were indicted in two separate cases for allegedly defrauding NYS of nearly $1 million through schemes involving education-related funds, the Manhattan District Attorney’s Office and the state Comptroller’s office said on Tuesday.
John Jay College of Criminal Justice bookkeeper swiped $700K from students: authorities
Cadelie Neat, 60, an accounts-payable manager at the anti-crime-focused Manhattan public institution, sent herself more than 260 fraudulent checks purportedly made out to current and former enrollees in a stipend program, plus some fictional “students” she invented, court papers claim.
Inside Manhattan DA Bragg’s effort to prosecute police accused of abusing power
Prosecutors in the Manhattan district attorney's office's Police Accountability Unit have been filling their dockets with NYPD officers they say have abused their positions while on duty.
Exclusive: After opting not to retry Harvey Weinstein, Manhattan DA urges legislators to step up for sex assault survivors
New York — Nearly a week after opting not to retry movie mogul Harvey Weinstein on a rape charge, Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg told CNN in an exclusive interview Wednesday that legislators will have to act to help survivors of sexual assault get their justice.
NYC prosecutors face many hurdles as they try to crack down on crimes involving cryptocurrency
Prosecutors across New York City say they're fighting back against an increase in crimes involving cryptocurrency.
Man accused of injuring 7 people in Penn Station stabbing spree: DA
A man is accused of a stabbing spree in Penn Station, injuring seven people, according to Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg.
Manhattan District Attorney's Office