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Fitness model indicted — not for murder — after his husband is fatally stabbed in NYC home 
The husband of an Instagram model and fitness trainer who was found dead in his bathroom was indicted Wednesday for allegedly assaulting his late spouse after breaking in to their Manhattan apartment, violating several protection orders, the Manhattan District Attorney’s Office announced.
D.A. Bragg: Christopher Velarde Sentenced For Unprovoked Attacks At Midtown Deli And Subway Station 
“Christopher Velarde committed vicious unprovoked attacks against two complete strangers in the span of minutes,” said District Attorney Bragg. “Both victims were significantly injured by this violence, requiring hospitalization and extensive surgeries, in addition to emotional trauma. Manhattanites deserve to be safe both above and below ground, and I hope the resolution of this case provides a sense of justice to the victims and their loved ones.”
Landlords indicted for harassing senior rent-regulated tenants in Chelsea 
NEW YORK (1010 WINS) — A Manhattan landlord was indicted for allegedly harassing senior tenants to get them to leave rent-regulated apartments they've lived in for nearly a half-century, officials said Wednesday.
Phony real estate agent scammed would-be renters out of $25K, Manhattan DA says 
Prosecutors say a Bronx man stole $25,000 from three victims through an apartment rental scam, and that there may be more victims who are yet to be identified.
D.A. Bragg Announces Indictment Of Donald Ziebenhood 
“As alleged, Donald Ziebenhood escalated his threatening conduct towards his husband in multiple acts of intimate partner violence over the course of a year. My thoughts are with Mr. Zieben’s loved ones,” said District Attorney Bragg. “If you or someone you know is being abused by a current of former partner, we encourage you to call us at 212-335-9373 where trained professionals can provide resources and help.”
D.A. Bragg Announces Indictment In Rental Scam That Defrauded Multiple Victims Of Thousands Of Dollars 
“Juan Valoy allegedly preyed on New Yorkers who were simply looking for a stable place to live at a time when affordable housing is scarce. The defendant allegedly exploited these circumstances so he could line his own pockets, all while leaving families with children without a home,” said District Attorney Bragg. “We believe there are additional victims of this scheme and encourage them to contact our Immigrant Affairs Unit at 212-335-3600. Interpreters are available to assist non-native English speakers and we encourage all to reach out regardless of immigration status.”

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