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30 rival gang members arrested and indicted for years of violence in NYC: Manhattan DA
Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg and the NYPD on Thursday revealed the indictment of the members, who are part of the "200/8 block," "6 block" and O.E.D. (Own Every Dollar) gangs.
Home health aide indicted for allegedly stealing $24K from clients
A home health aide was indicted for allegedly stealing $24,000 from older homebound adults in her care and attempting to steal thousands more, Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg announced Thursday.
30 members of feuding NYC street gangs busted after bloody turf war that killed seven: ‘A climate of fear’
Three violent street gangs who terrorized upper Manhattan during a bloody six-year turf war are now out of commission — with 30 reputed gangbangers busted, prosecutors and police brass said Thursday.
Manhattan District Attorney’s Office Returns More Than 1,400 Antiquities Worth $10 M. to India
The items were recovered as part of ongoing investigations into criminal trafficking networks, including ones linked to convicted art trafficker Subhash Kapoor and Nancy Wiener. Notably, two of the items were acquired by the Metropolitan Museum of Art in the same year, 1993, and had been seized by the office’s Antiquities Trafficking Unit (ATU).
D.A. Bragg: 30 Gang Members Indicted For Widespread Gun Violence Over Six Year Period
“These groups have allegedly committed fatal and horrific gun violence in Inwood and Washington Heights over the past six years,” said District Attorney Bragg. “I want to be very clear: if you traffic illegal firearms into Manhattan, or use guns to commit violence against fellow Manhattanites, you will be held accountable. We will not accept this type of conduct, which tears at the fabric of our communities. I will continue to work in close coordination with all of our law enforcement partners to address the continued scourge of gun violence and ensure everyone in the borough can live in the safe neighborhood that they deserve.”
Manhattan District Attorney's Office