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Two gangs, 16 suspects, 21 shootings: How NYPD and DA Bragg built massive Manhattan gun violence indictment
Prosecutors unveiled a massive Manhattan gang gun violence indictment on Tuesday in which 16 suspects were charged with 21 separate shootings across the borough last year.
13 teens, 3 adults charged in connection to over 20 shootings in Harlem
Thirteen teenagers and three adults are now being charged in connection with more than 20 shootings that took place in 2024 throughout Harlem.
NYPD takes down 16 gang members that caused havoc in Harlem
More than a dozen gang members involved in a war that tormented Harlem residents for months are now facing charges in the violent mayhem, Mayor Adams and NYPD officials announced Tuesday.
Over a dozen people indicted for 21 East Harlem shootings in alleged gang war
Sixteen people were indicted for their involvement with 21 shootings that occurred in upper Manhattan in an alleged war between the LA World and “Wuski” gangs, city officials announced on Tuesday.
16 arrested in street gang violence that terrorized Harlem
The murder of one gang murder morphed into a violent months-long conflict, including 21 shootings between rival gangs in East and Central Harlem, resulting in criminal charges Tuesday for 16 defendants.
D.A. Bragg, Mayor Adams, And P.C. Tisch: 16 Defendants Charged In Murder Conspiracy For 21 Shooting Incidents
“These defendants allegedly committed months of reckless gun violence that terrorized their neighborhoods and communities. We have absolutely no tolerance for this pervasive, indiscriminate gun violence, which jeopardized the lives of many innocent bystanders. These indictments are necessary for public safety, but they alone are not enough. We will continue to work with our community partners and elected officials to make investments in youth who are at risk of gun violence so we can stop these patterns of violence before they occur. That dual strategy is how we have been able to significantly reduce shootings in Manhattan by 45% over the past three years, but there is still a lot more work to be done,” said District Attorney Bragg.
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