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Club promoter sentenced to prison after violently raping 2 women: DA 
A club promoter from New Jersey was sentenced to 18 years-to-life in prison for violently raping two women in his car in September 2021, according to prosecutors.
Manhattan district attorney warns of fraud risk with finance apps 
Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg is sounding the alarm on cash payment apps like Venmo and Zelle, warning of a growing number of incidents of fraud and theft.
D.A. Bragg Announces 18-To-Life Sentence For Club Promoter Who Violently Raped Two Women 
“Christopher Macias abused his power as a supervisor to assault two survivors, scarring them with trauma that they face to this day. While we cannot erase what happened, I hope there is some sense of closure knowing Christopher Macias is being held accountable for the brutal crimes he committed,” said District Attorney Bragg. “My Office is here to fully assist anyone who has been the survivor of sexual abuse, and I urge anyone who has experienced this type of violence to call us at 212-335-9373.”
D.A. Bragg Announces Indictment Of Man For Sexually Assaulting Three Women On New Year’s Eve 
“As alleged, Christopher Marrero sexually assaulted three women within the span of mere hours on New Year's Eve,” said District Attorney Bragg. “From trailing a woman across boroughs on the subway, to pushing his way into a bathroom, to following a woman into an apartment building, these allegations represent some of New Yorkers’ worst fears. If you or someone you know has been a victim of sexual assault, please call us at 212-335- 9373. We are committed to supporting survivors and holding offenders accountable.”
Manhattan DA pushes Venmo, Zelle, Cash App to crack down on fraud 
Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg is raising red flags on what he calls a growing problem linked to the rise of mobile payment services such as Venmo, Zelle and Cash App.
NYC building superintendent raped undocumented apartment cleaner, demanded nude photos of daughter as blackmail: DA 
A Manhattan building superintendent allegedly raped an undocumented apartment cleaner during a years-long campaign of terror in which he demanded nude pictures of the woman’s special needs daughter in a twisted form of blackmail.

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