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$40,000 Worth of Cocaine Found in Corrections Officer’s Manhattan Home: DA 
A 47-year-old New York state corrections officer has been accused of dealing cocaine out of his East Harlem apartment and allegedly had $40,000 worth of the drug stashed at the residence, Manhattan prosecutors said Thursday.
Ex-MTA manager who sold transit secrets gets up to three years in jail
Former Metro-North Railroad contract manager James Berlangero, 64, was ordered to serve one to three years in state prison for “corrupting” the MTA’s bidding process to benefit himself and WRS Environmental Services, Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg said in a statement. Berlangero “misused taxpayer dollars and railroaded a contracting process that should have been decided based on free competition,” Bragg said.
U.S. Returns Rare Coin Minted by Jews During Rebellion From Rome
Earlier this year, the Israeli government enlisted the help of the Manhattan district attorney’s office to make the case that the coin was probably stolen.
Steve Bannon charged with money laundering, conspiracy
Longtime Trump ally and right-wing firebrand Stephen Bannon, who dodged federal charges in a charity fraud case thanks to a last-minute presidential pardon, must now face the music in New York state court. Bannon, 68, surrendered to Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg on Thursday morning. A six-count indictment charges the controversial former White House adviser with money laundering, conspiracy and scheming to defraud for his alleged role in We Build the Wall, a group that raised at least $15 million to construct a barrier along the border with Mexico but skimmed the donations.
Bannon pleads not guilty in ‘We Build the Wall’ scheme
Former President Donald Trump’s longtime ally Steve Bannon pleaded not guilty Thursday to duping donors who gave money to build a wall on the U.S. southern border — a state-level reboot of a federal case that ended with a presidential pardon last year. Bannon, 68, was released without bail after his arraignment on charges including money laundering, conspiracy and fraud related to the “We Build the Wall” campaign. He is the second person pardoned by Trump and later charged by the Manhattan district attorney’s office for the same alleged conduct.
Nueva York repatria a España dos libros robados de la escritora sor Juana Inés de la Cruz
“Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz fue una mujer notable que ha influido en generaciones de pensadores y escritores”, dijo el fiscal de distrito Bragg.
Manhattan District Attorney's Office