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Shane Hoskins Sentenced to Eight Years for Role in Hell’s Kitchen Drugging and Robbery Scheme
Shane Hoskins was sentenced this afternoon (Thursday) in Manhattan Criminal Court to eight years in state prison with five years of post-release supervision for his involvement in a conspiracy that targeted gay men in Hell’s Kitchen bars with the intent to drug and rob them.
Former NYC Jewelry Store Employee Arrested in 2017 Choking Death of Boss
A former jewelry store employee who has been on the run for eight years after allegedly choking his boss to death with zip ties has been returned to the United States, the Manhattan District Attorney’s Office announced this week.
Ex-NYPD commander pleads guilty to off-duty drunk driving crash coverup
A former NYPD commander pleaded guilty Wednesday to covering up an off-duty drunken driving crash with a cabbie on a Midtown Manhattan street in 2022, officials said.
Disgraced NYPD cop who took mistress on drunken joyride in cruiser dodges jail
A disgraced former NYPD Deputy Inspector has avoided jail after admitting to taking his mistress on a drunken joyride before crashing into a taxi cab.
Fugitive charged 8 years after allegedly killing jewelry store boss with zip ties
A former employee of a New York jewelry store is being accused of choking his boss to death with zip ties on Valentine's Day in 2017, according to prosecuting officials.
Fugitive caught 8 years after choking boss to death with zip ties in NYC jewelry store, DA says
A man accused of strangling his boss to death with zip ties and subsequently fleeing the country has been caught and extradited back to New York, where the alleged killing took place, authorities said. Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg announced this week that his office brought a second-degree murder charge against the longtime fugitive.
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