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D.A. Bragg Announces Sentencing Of Elhadji Sene For Serial Identity Theft 
-“Elhadji Sene was sentenced to significant time in state prison for stealing the identities and hard-earned money of countless individuals and for unlawfully possessing a loaded firearm. I hope today’s sentencing sends a message that people who steal the identities of vulnerable New Yorkers will be held accountable,” said District Attorney Bragg. “If you are a victim of identity theft, please call us at 212-335-8900.”
New York Gov. Hochul proposes legislation to block 3D printing of guns 
“These illegal firearms are being manufactured in homes and used in crimes right now, which is why I have been working with my colleagues in Albany and the private sector over the past several years to stop their proliferation. Passing these measures will reduce crime and strengthen public safety for all New Yorkers,” Bragg said in the governor's statement.
Gov. Hochul seeks restrictions on 3D printers and ghost guns 
Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg praised the proposal. “These are real killing machines,” he said. “We’ll have new tools if this passes, when this passes, to hold people accountable.”
80-year-old invited homeless neighbor into his home, then was fatally stabbed, DA says 
An 80-year-old Manhattan man who was stabbed to death had let his accused killer stay in his home because the man had nowhere else to go, prosecutors said.
Macy’s Herald Square stabbing suspect indicted for violent attack on mom as she changed baby’s diaper in restroom 
The woman accused of stabbing a tourist while changing her baby’s diaper inside a bathroom at Macy’s Herald Square’s flagship store last month was indicted on Wednesday as more information surrounding the attack emerged.
Woman indicted for ‘unprovoked’ stabbing of a tourist mom in Macy’s flagship store: DA 
A 43-year-old Massachusetts woman has been indicted on attempted murder and other charges for allegedly attacking a California tourist -- at random -- last month in a bathroom at Macy's flagship Herald Square.

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