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Robber Indicted After Shooting 2 NYPD Sergeants Last Month: DA 
A 22-year-old man has been indicted on charges after he shot two NYPD as they tried to apprehend him in Lower Manhattan last month, police said.
Joshua Dorsett, accused of shooting 2 NYPD sergeants in Chinatown, pleads not guilty 
A man accused of shooting two NYPD sergeants in Chinatown last month was arraigned in Manhattan Criminal Court on Tuesday.
D.A. Bragg, NYPD Commissioner Caban Announce Indictment Of Man Who Shot Two NYPD Officers After Robbing Group At Gunpoint 
“As alleged, Joshua Dorsett shot two NYPD officers while fleeing from the scene of the armed robbery where he targeted a group of people playing mahjong. Every day, the brave members of the NYPD risk their lives to protect New Yorkers and Joshua Dorsett’s alleged actions could have killed these responding officers,” said District Attorney Bragg. “I thank the NYPD for their constant partnership as we work together to keep Manhattan safe. I hope Sergeants Carl Johnson and Christopher Leap continue to heal from this horrific attack.”
Outreach program funded by Manhattan DA Bragg’s office aids New Yorkers in crisis 
DA Alvin Bragg says he knows the Neighborhood Navigators initiative is unexpected coming from his office, which is chiefly concerned with prosecuting crimes, but he believes he can also use his resources to prevent people whose circumstances often land them on the wrong side of the law from ever making it to court.
Man accused of shooting 2 NYPD sergeants on Lower East Side said he ‘blacked out’: prosecutors 
The suspect accused of shooting two NYPD sergeants last month after sticking up a Lower East Side mah-jongg parlor told detectives he had no recollection of what happened — but that his first thought was, “F–k, my life is over,” prosecutors alleged in court filings accompanying his indictment Tuesday.
Neighborhood Navigators pave in-roads in Harlem 
A moral compass guides the Neighborhood Navigators’ expedition across Harlem. Lenny Ortiz and Alex Brass spend the workday between Lenox and Lexington from 116th to 125th Street, building relationships with New Yorkers experiencing homelessness, addiction and mental health disorders with the ultimate goal of connecting them with housing and social services.

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