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Former de Blasio NYPD security head pleads guilty in obstruction investigation 
The NYPD inspector who oversaw former Mayor Bill de Blasio’s security detail pleaded guilty in Manhattan Criminal Court on Wednesday afternoon to six charges related to his attempts to obstruct an investigation into de Blasio’s alleged misuse of the detail.
NYC man indicted for alleged attempted rape of woman aboard J train 
A 44-year-old man from the Bronx was indicted on various charges in connection to the attempted rape of a woman aboard a J train in June, Manhattan District Attorney Alvin L. Bragg, Jr. announced Wednesday.
Former NYPD inspector pleads guilty in de Blasio security detail probe 
Former NYPD Inspector Howard Redmond pleaded guilty Wednesday to criminal charges stemming from ex-New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio's misuse of his security detail during his failed presidential bid.
‘Horrifying attack’: Man charged with attempting to rape woman in NYC subway 
A man allegedly tried to rape a woman in a “horrifying attack” on a subway train in New York City, Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg said Wednesday.
D.A. Bragg Announces Trial Conviction Of Pedro Vinent-Barcia For Fatal Stabbing in Domestic Violence Incident 
“Today, Pedro Vinent-Barcia was held accountable for this horrific act of domestic violence,” said District Attorney Bragg. “I know the past few years have been incredibly painful for Ms. Rosado’s family and loved ones, and while nothing can undo this tragedy, I hope this conviction can bring some measure of comfort. I thank our prosecutors on this case for their thorough investigation and for achieving this strong outcome in court.”
D.A. Bragg Announces Guilty Plea And Sentencing of Former Chief of Mayor De Blasio’s Security Detail 
“Inspector Redmond engaged in a clear and brazen pattern of obstruction and tampering throughout the entirety of DOI’s investigation,” said District Attorney Bragg. “Position and rank do not exempt anyone from cooperating and participating with a law enforcement investigation, and we will continue to hold accountable any public official who thinks the rules do not apply to them. I thank our prosecutors for their diligent and thorough investigation into this matter, and to DOI for their critical assistance and partnership.”

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