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Reckless Driver Pleads Guilty to Assault, After Oct. ‘22 Crash That Ended Taxi Driver’s Career 
A reckless driver who blew two red lights in Midtown and grievously injured a taxi driver has pled guilty to assault, according to the Manhattan D.A.’s office.
GUILTY: Serial Stabber Pleads To Murder, UES Stabbing, Says DA
The man accused of stabbing three homeless New Yorkers, including a man sleeping in an Upper East Side Playground and another who died in the West Village, has pleaded guilty to the crime, prosecutors said Wednesday.
Manhattan DA returns art stolen by the Nazis to one-time owner’s heirs
Jewish cabaret performer and art collector Fritz Grünbaum died in a concentration camp during the Holocaust. On Friday, his heirs were reunited with two drawings that prosecutors say the Nazis stole from him, then trafficked illegally through New York.
Manhattan DA sends letters to financial apps demanding more consumer protections
Manhattan District Attorney Alvin L. Bragg sent letters to various financial apps this week demanding they provide more protections for consumers.
Flatiron building super accused of raping undocumented immigrant who cleaned apartments
A building superintendent pleaded not guilty Tuesday to charges he raped, sexually abused and coerced an undocumented immigrant who cleaned apartments in the Flatiron building where he worked.
NYC apartment super charged after allegedly raping, abusing, threatening migrant cleaner for over 6 years: DA
Jose Espinoza, 62, superintendent at a building in the Flatiron District, allegedly used threats to prevent the survivor from leaving for more than six years, according to the indictment.
Manhattan District Attorney's Office