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兩月連肇6起仇亞案 涉案女嫌被控13項罪 
自今年3月中旬起，一名來自上西區的白人西裔 女子接連在其所居住的曼哈頓上西區肇下6起仇亞罪案，9名無端遇襲受傷的中年亞裔受害人中，有5人為華裔。這名涉案女子於31日獲控罪，被訴以包括7項仇恨罪在內的13項罪名。
NY lawmakers could end statute of limitations for sex trafficking
The New York State Senate voted Wednesday to end the statute of limitations for reporting sex trafficking crimes. State Sen. Cordell Cleare is optimistic legislation to end the statute of limitations will pass in the State Assembly as well.
Five more busted for gang-fueled East Harlem revenge killing: police
Five more people have been arrested for an East Harlem gang execution that was payback for an earlier murder, police said Thursday.
From Suites to Streets: Bragg Says Curbing White-Collar Crime Is Integral to Public Safety
As the streets and executive suites of New York City grow closer than ever, Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg says traditional white-collar prosecution tools help the office address the crimes that have long underscored traditional understandings of public safety.
6 Charged In Violent Harlem Retaliation Conspiracy After Shooting: DA
Six Harlem residents were indicted for their role in a deadly conspiracy retaliation plot over a different fatal neighborhood shooting in April, the Manhattan District Attorney's office announced Wednesday. The half dozen people indicted this week all have residential or social ties to the Lincoln Houses NYCHA complex in East Harlem, the DA's office said.
Police Officer Charged With Punching Man Acting Erratically, Breaking His Nose
A New York City police officer patrolling the West Village repeatedly punched an emotionally disturbed man in the face, breaking his nose, according to prosecutors with the Manhattan district attorney’s office who are seeking to hold him criminally accountable. The officer, Juan Perez, was arraigned on Wednesday in New York State Supreme Court, and charged with third-degree assault for the Nov. 10, 2021, encounter. He pleaded not guilty. Over the years, prosecutors in Manhattan have sometimes pursued charges against police officers for actions taken while on duty, but most instances of alleged police misconduct have been looked upon as possible violations of departmental rules rather than as crimes. Alvin L. Bragg, who was elected as district attorney in 2021, has made police accountability a focus of his tenure.
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