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NYC postal worker allegedly stole thousands in checks and credit cards: DA Bragg 
A New York City postal worker and their partner have been charged for allegedly stealing thousands of dollars worth of checks and credit cards from the mail, Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg announced on Friday.
Man sentenced to 25 years to life for three sexual assaults in Manhattan 
A man who was arrested in connection with three violent sexual assaults along Manhattan’s waterfront in 2022 has been sentenced to 25 years to life in prison, prosecutors said Monday.
Infamous NYC serial sex offender Carl Phanor who sowed terror on West Side is sentenced 
An infamous serial sex offender who terrorized Manhattan’s West Side was slammed at his sentencing Monday — after his victims described how he wrecked their lives, even destroying one’s 20-year marriage.
Hell’s Kitchen Postal Worker and Partner Charged with Stealing Checks and Credit Cards from Mail 
A Hell’s Kitchen Post Office at W52nd Street was at the center of a major mail theft scheme, Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg announced on Friday.
D.A. Bragg Announces Indictment Against Postal Worker And Her Partner For Stealing And Selling Checks And Credit Cards From The Mail 
“We allege Destiny Anderson and Anthony Johnson brazenly stole checks and credit cards from the mail for their own personal gain. This type of conduct can be extremely harmful to the many Manhattanites who depend on reliable mail service for their paychecks or other important financial documents,” said District Attorney Bragg. “Public employees who take advantage of their jobs at the expense of others will be held accountable. I thank the U.S. Postal Service Office of Inspector General and the U.S. Postal Inspection Service for their partnership in this investigation.”
DA Bragg holds gun buyback in Washington Heights 
Manhattan District Attorney (D.A.) Alvin Bragg’s gun buyback in Washington Heights on Saturday, June 22, brought in 17 guns to be turned into cash. Anyone other than law enforcement was allowed to surrender firearms in exchange for money as part of ongoing efforts to get guns off the street this summer.

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