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Manhattan DA Bragg Expands White-Collar Push as Murders Decline 
“We’re charged with fighting crime from the streets to the suites, particularly when you’re situated where we are in the center of commerce,” Bragg said in an interview with Bloomberg Law.
‘Mr. Immaculate’ arrested for raping 2 NYC women, forcing 1 into sex trade: DA
A 40-year-old predator who goes by the online handle “Mr. Immaculate” was arrested for raping two women — one of whom he forced into sex work — inside his Manhattan apartment after meeting them on an online livestreaming app, prosecutors said Tuesday.
Fake safety cards put 20,000 construction workers at risk
The final defendant alleged by prosecutors to be involved in scheme selling fake construction safety certifications to roughly 20,000 workers across the city pleaded guilty last week, concluding a case that drew the attention of building trades unions over the consequences of fake training in an already dangerous industry.
Final Defendant Pleads Guilty in Sham Construction School Case Tied to UWS Death
The last defendant charged in connection with a sham construction safety school, which was linked to a worker’s fatal fall on the Upper West Side, has pleaded guilty. He’s been promised more time behind bars than the company’s president received.
Teen accused of stabbing tourist inside Midtown McDonad’s faces arraignment
Juan Mercedes, 25, faces multiple charges after allegedly stabbing the Australian teen tourist multiple times in an unprovoked attack.
Manhattan music studio shooter gets 17 years but victim’s mom says it’s not enough
A Brooklyn man who permanently paralyzed a defenseless young father in a bout of blind rage — shooting him in the head as he slept inside a Midtown recording studio — received a 17-year prison term on Tuesday.
Manhattan District Attorney's Office