Man Jailed 10 Years for Terror Threat, Targeting NY Synagogue

Christopher Brown, a 23-year-old from Aquebogue, Long Island, was sentenced to 10 years in prison Wednesday after threatening to attack a synagogue in a disturbing social media post.

NYC building super — once dubbed ‘lifeline for seniors’ — accused of stealing $350K from 100-year-old tenant

Rosalind Hernandez, 56, was indicted Thursday for deceiving the elderly victim into giving her access to his life savings, which she then blew on clothes, lingerie, and other personal expenses for nearly a year starting in July 2023, according to the Manhattan District Attorney’s Office.

New York building superintendent is charged with stealing $350,000 from 100-year-old man

Rosalind Hernandez, 56, who worked at a 53-unit co-op apartment where many residents were older adults, is accused of persuading the victim to grant her power of attorney and then using his checkbook and debit and credit cards to make hundreds of thousands of dollars’ worth of unauthorized purchases.

A New York man who threatened to ‘shoot up a synagogue’ gets sentenced to 10 years

Christopher Brown, of Aquebogue on Long Island, was arrested at Manhattan’s Penn Station in November 2022 after authorities were alerted to a series of threatening Twitter posts he had made including, “Gonna ask a Priest if I should become a husband or shoot up a synagogue and die.”

UES Gunman Convicted, Sentenced for 2021 Slaying: Prosecutors

Dozens indicted over NYC gang warfare that led to the deaths of four bystanders

Four bystanders were shot dead in the last 18 months because of gang rivalries in upper Manhattan, authorities said Thursday as they announced the indictments of dozens of people in a yearslong welter of gunfire, robberies, weapons deals, car crashes and more.