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Manhattan DA’s Office looks to reverse trend of anti-LGBTQ hate crimes 
Hate crimes targeting LGBTQ individuals have made up a significant share of hate-motivated attacks in Manhattan in recent years, drawing the attention of Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg and his office.
Grand Central Stabbing Suspect Indicted for Attempted Murder, DA Says
A Queens man was indicted on Thursday for stabbing a man on the Metro-North train in Grand Central station this January, District Attorney Alvin Bragg said. According to Bragg, the suspect, Abdul Little, 46, stabbed a 31-year-old man on Jan. 4 at around 6:47 p.m. while onboard the train.
How to Deal With Wage Theft in NYC in the Trump Era
If you think your boss is shortchanging you, you’re not alone: an estimated 2.1 million workers in New York State are victims of wage theft annually, totalling $3.2 billion in unpaid wages and benefits, according to labor advocates.
NY Investment Firm Founder Charged With $4M Fraud
The founder of investment firm Never Alone Capital LLC was hit with parallel criminal and civil suits on Wednesday from the Manhattan district attorney and the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, alleging he ran a fraudulent scheme that raised approximately $4 million from investors, most of which he then misappropriated for personal use.
Mendoni receives 11 Greek antiquities recovered by the Manhattan District Attorney’s Office
Culture Minister Lina Mendoni on Tuesday received 11 ancient Greek artifacts from the Manhattan District Attorney’s Office, handed over by the Chief of the Antiquities Trafficking Unit and Senior Trial Counsel, Assistant District Attorney Matthew Bogdanos.
Metropolitan Museum repatriates ancient bronze griffin head that was stolen from Greek institution
The Metropolitan Museum of Art is returning a bronze griffin’s head from the seventh century BC to Greece after it was found to have been stolen from a museum there in the 1930s.
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