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Former NYU Administrator Charged in $3.5 Million Fraud Scheme, Using Grants to Pay for Home Upgrades 
New York prosecutors on Monday charged a former New York University administrator with fraud, alleging she diverted $3.5 million in state grants and used some of the money for a new swimming pool at her home.
Former New York University finance director charged with orchestrating fraud
A former New York University director of finance was charged Monday with orchestrating a six-year fraud.
Amateur bodybuilder stabbed man 16 times in Manhattan
An amateur bodybuilder visiting New York City was convicted of stabbing the host of the apartment he was staying at 16 times, officials said Thursday.
Man Who Pushed Stranger Onto Harlem Subway Tracks Sentenced To Prison
A man has been sentenced to a multi-year prison term for randomly shoving a stranger onto the tracks at a Harlem subway station last year, authorities announced.
D.A. to Fund Mental Health Care for People Arrested in Manhattan
Many New Yorkers charged with crimes will be connected with mental health and housing services soon after their first court appearances in an effort to speed treatment, Manhattan’s district attorney said on Wednesday.
Manhattan DA returns Iraqi antiquities looted in 2003
The Manhattan district attorney's office returned antiquities to Iraqi officials that were looted from the Iraq Museum in Baghdad amid the United States-led 2003 invasion of that country.
Manhattan District Attorney's Office