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D.A. Bragg, Senator Hoylman-Sigal And Assemblymember Rosenthal Announce New Push To Address Emergence Of 3D-Printed Guns & Auto Sears 
“Driving down gun violence and addressing the proliferation of 3D-printed and ghost guns is an ongoing priority for my office that requires an aggressive and holistic approach. Auto sears are dangerous weapons that further exacerbate gun violence and need to be treated extremely seriously. Our proposed legislation reflects a comprehensive legislative fix that would give us additional tools to hold people accountable who are using and developing illegal firearms. I hope the legislature gives serious consideration to this bill before the session ends in June, and I thank Senator Hoylman-Sigal and Assemblymember Rosenthal for their continued support and leadership,” said District Attorney Bragg.
Man On NYC Groping Spree Set A Woman’s Hair On Fire, DA Says 
The man attacked several women in one day, District Attorney Alvin Bragg said.
D.A. Bragg Announces Return Of Eight Antiquities To The People Of Peru 
“I am proud that this is the second repatriation we have had with Peru under my administration,” said District Attorney Bragg. “Many of the objects being repatriated today are from areas of Peru that have been repeatedly targeted by looters, but today we were able to undo some of the harm they have caused.”
Cyber Scams Are On The Rise — Here’s How The Manhattan DA Recommends You Protect Yourself 
The deputy chief of the Manhattan district attorney's Cyber Crime Bureau shares how to keep your personal information and money safe.
Man Indicted, Accused Of Sexually Abusing Corpse On NYC Subway 
A man indicted on charges and is accused of sexually abusing a corpse in a New York City subway train in April, prosecutors announced on Wednesday
Manhattan subway corpse rapist will be prosecuted ‘to fullest extent’ on sex assault indictment, DA Bragg says 
Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg pledged on Wednesday to prosecute “to the fullest extent” the man who allegedly raped a corpse on a Manhattan subway train last month.

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