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D.A. Bragg: Man Indicted For Stabbing At West Harlem Subway Station 
“As alleged, Victor Solis brutally attacked a man who was just trying to make his way home after a day of hard work,” said District Attorney Bragg. “This attack caused significant, life-threatening injuries that were thankfully nonfatal. I wish the victim a full and swift recovery, and I am grateful to the New Yorkers whose selfless actions potentially saved this victim’s life and ensured an arrest was made.”
Pay Dirt: Worker Protection Unit at Manhattan district attorney’s digs up stolen employee wages 
Since its inception in February 2023, the Worker Protection Unit at the Manhattan District Attorney’s Office has recovered and disbursed $1.3 million in wages owed to about 50 workers whose bosses knowingly underpaid them.
DA Alvin Bragg to target wage-fixing in latest initiative 
The Manhattan district attorney’s office will go after wage-fixing, a widespread problem across industries, especially health care and retail, Crain's has learned.
Manhattan prosecutors concerned immigration crackdown deterring wage theft victims from coming forward 
Rachana Pathak has built a career fighting for New Yorkers who often live in the shadows, including undocumented workers.
Times Square triple shooting: Teen indicted on attempted murder charges 
A teenager was indicted in connection with a triple shooting that happened in Times Square on Aug. 9, Manhattan District Attorney Alvin L. Bragg, Jr., announced Thursday.
D.A. Bragg Announces Indictment In Times Square Triple Shooting 
“As alleged, Jayden Clarke callously fired multiple gunshots in the middle of Time Square – an area with considerable foot traffic and tourist activity,” said District Attorney Bragg. “As we further allege, Clarke’s actions resulted in significant injuries to three victims, including an older man and a teenage girl, who were each enjoying the night with their families as they visited New York City. Thankfully the injuries were nonfatal, and I wish each victim a full and speedy recovery.”

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