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Nan Wu, aka “FireBunny,” was sentenced to a minimum of 6 ½ years in state prison and 5 years of post-release supervision. 
Nan Wu, a Queens man who led one of the largest dark web drug trafficking rings ever through a vendor account known as “FireBunny,” was sentenced today to prison after nearly three years of shipping drugs nationwide from Flushing, New York and Upland, California, and laundering $7.2 million through cryptocurrency exchanges. Wu was sentenced to a minimum of 6 ½ years in state prison and 5 years of post-release supervision.
Man sentenced to 10 years for subway stabbing at 14th Street Station
The sentencing was announced Thursday by Manhattan District Attorney Alvin L. Bragg Jr., who called the attack “vicious” and emphasized the city’s commitment to subway safety.
International jewel thief, also charged on LI, sentenced for stealing diamonds in Manhattan, DA says
An international jewelry thief who pleaded guilty to stealing $260,000 worth of diamonds from two luxury Manhattan stores and was charged with stealing a $17,000 watch from a Manhasset store was sentenced to three to nine years in state prison, the Manhattan District Attorney's Office said.
Convicted con-man who tried to pull racist stunt accused in new $250,000 tax prep scam
A convicted con-man has been accused by the Manhattan district attorney’s office of running a new scam. Jon Girodes was accused of stealing $250,000 from unsuspecting victims in a tax preparation scam. It comes after he was running for a state senate seat in Harlem in 2016, then went to prison for a rental fraud. Sarah Wallace reports.
A conversation with Manhattan D.A. Bragg Gun Violence Prevention.
A conversation with Manhattan D.A. Bragg Gun Violence Prevention.
DA Charges Man in Alleged Rental Scam at W42nd Street’s Orion Condo
Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg has charged a Rochester man with running an alleged apartment-rental scam at The Orion condominium on W42nd Street, accusing him of stealing more than $32,000 from four apartment-hunters this spring.
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