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New York City beauty and cosmetics store accused of selling stolen products 
"Retail theft is a scourge that impacts our local businesses and jeopardizes the safety of employees and customers alike. We must use every tool in our toolbox to address the root causes of retail theft, and a critical piece of that is upstream, proactive investigations into those who stand to profit. In addition to disrupting fencing networks, we will continue to target the small number of recidivists who are driving a significant amount of retail theft and ensure appropriate accountability," said Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg.
NYC cosmetics store that doubled as fencing operation busted with over $1M in stolen goods: DA
“Retail theft is a scourge that impacts our local businesses and jeopardizes the safety of employees and customers alike,” Bragg said in the statement.
Manhattan beauty supply store owners accused of peddling $1M worth of stolen goods
“We must use every tool in our toolbox to address the root causes of retail theft, and a critical piece of that is upstream, proactive investigations into those who stand to profit,” Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg said in a statement.
Serial Manhattan homeless stabber sentenced to 25 years to life for fatal spree
“While today’s sentence will not bring back an innocent life lost and cannot undo the pain two New Yorkers face, I hope it provides a sense of comfort and closure,” Manhattan District Attorney Bragg said in a statement.
Man Sentenced to 25 Years in Stabbings of 3 Homeless Men in Manhattan
“New Yorkers who face the painful and difficult experience of being unhoused shouldn’t have to simultaneously fear for their safety,” Mr. Bragg said in a statement on Wednesday.
The worst landlord was formally prosecuted for forced eviction due to creating a harsh environment
New York City's "worst landlord" Daniel Ohebshalom has been indicted, accusing him of harassing rent-controlled tenants and evicting them from their apartments as unlivable conditions so he could sell the properties for money, prosecutors said.
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