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NYC financier sentenced to 16 years for repeatedly drugging and raping teen girl, preying on minors 
A New York City financier convicted of drugging and raping a teenage girl, creating child sex abuse material and a litany of other offenses committed against minors — including after his arrest — was sentenced to 16 years in prison for his depravity on Tuesday.
Midtown Hub Expands in Hell’s Kitchen to Tackle Drug Use and Safety Concerns 
Local advocates are joining forces with city agencies to expand the Midtown Hub, aiming to build upon successes in tackling safety and quality-of-life issues and collaborating in a more effective neighborhood response.
17-Year-Old Boy Murdered In ‘Horrific Tragedy’ In East Harlem, DA Says 
A 62-year-old man has been indicted on murder charges for the death of a teenager in East Harlem, Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg said on Thursday.
D.A. Bragg announces sentencing of shooter in gang-related murder on 3rd Street and Avenue D 
On Friday, Manhattan D.A. Alvin L. Bragg Jr. announced the sentencing of 20-year-old Zymir Humphrey for murdering 21-year-old Brandon Atkinson on May 15, 2022, on Third Street and Avenue D. That shooting set in motion a series of retaliatory deadly shootings.
D.A. Bragg Indicts Alleged West Side Slasher for November Knife Attack 
“Joshua Zinberg allegedly slashed an international tourist who was walking on the Upper West Side in an unprovoked and brazen daylight attack. When tourists visit New York, they should not have to fear for their safety,” said D.A. Bragg. “We will continue to prosecute those who commit random acts of violence on the streets of Manhattan. I hope the victim continues to heal from this horrifying assault.”
Gang member sentenced to 15 years to life for Lower East Side killing that sparked double murder 
A 20-year-old gang member was sentenced to 15 years to life in prison Friday for a Lower East Side murder a prosecutor said sparked off a chain of violence that resulted in two more grisly deaths and ruined multiple lives “based on nothing.”

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