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One-on-one with Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg
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Man, 32, charged in attempted rape, robbery at Riverside Park
A 32-year-old man was indicted Thursday for sexually assaulting and robbing a woman walking through Riverside Park last month, the Manhattan D.A. announced
D.A. Bragg Announces Indictment In Riverside Park Sex Assault, Robbery
“Particularly in the warm summer months, New Yorkers need to know they can safely use our city’s many beautiful waterfront parks,” said District Attorney Bragg. “This individual allegedly attacked and sexually assaulted a woman in Riverside Park, and then attempted to prevent her from calling 911 by stealing her cellphone. Despite that, this brave survivor was able to call with help from a passerby, and I thank the NYPD for its quick response.”
D.A. Bragg Announces Homicide Indictment Against Drunk Driver For Car Crash That Killed Bicyclist, Injured Four Others
“Vehicular violence threatens the safety of New Yorkers who have the right to walk and bike without fear,” said District Attorney Bragg. “Mahbub Ali allegedly drove while intoxicated, killing a bicyclist and injuring multiple others as they were out on a summer Sunday. My thoughts are with the friends and family of the young man who lost his life, as well as the victims who continue to heal from their injuries.”
Reflection: DA Bragg discusses high profile indictments, social justice initiatives and crime with amNewYork Metro
Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg has had a historic year, from the first indictment of a former United States President to joining the battle against ghost guns.
De Blasio’s Security Chief Admits Hindering Corruption Investigation
The one-time head of security for former mayor Bill de Blasio pleaded guilty in Manhattan on Wednesday to deleting text messages and refusing to give investigators his cellphone during a probe into Mr. de Blasio’s misuse of city funds.
Former De Blasio NYPD security chief Howard Redmond pleads guilty of obstructing DOI probe
Howard Redmond, who as an NYPD inspector oversaw Bill de Blasio and his family’s around-the-clock security the whole time the former New York City mayor was in office, pleaded guilty to felony charges stemming from his work for City Hall moments after they were unsealed in court Wednesday.
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