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Six Charged in Illegal Donation Scheme to Eric Adams’s Mayoral Campaign 
Six businesspeople involved in the construction industry were charged in an illegal campaign-finance scheme to make straw donations to New York City Mayor Eric Adams in hopes of gaining favor with his administration, the Manhattan district attorney’s office said Friday.
D.A. Bragg Announces Sentencing Of Christian Jeffers For Attack At Union Square Station 
“A jury held Christian Jeffers accountable for this intentional assault in our subway system. This conviction sends a strong message that we will thoroughly investigate and prosecute those who target other New Yorkers with this type of violence,” said District Attorney Bragg. “I thank our prosecutors for their work achieving this outcome and to the victims who testified and bravely shared their stories in court.”
D.A. Bragg: Three Indicted For Murder Conspiracy Following Drug Sale Dispute 
“As alleged, for several weeks these defendants carefully plotted to murder Timothy Parker before fatally shooting him last fall,” said District Attorney Bragg. “We see time and time again the countless lives that are taken due to gun violence and we stand at the ready to prosecute those who commit these acts of violence.”
D.A. Bragg Announces Indictments In Major Campaign Finance Fraud Scheme 
“We allege a deliberate scheme to game the system in a blatant attempt to gain power. The indictment charges the defendants with subverting campaign finance laws by improperly structuring campaign contributions,” said District Attorney Bragg. “The New York City Campaign Finance Board program is meant to support our democracy and amplify the voices of New York City voters. When the integrity of that program is corrupted, all New Yorkers suffer.”
Manhattan D.A. redistributes $6 million in seized financial crime money to Harlem-based mental health investment 
Mental health is wealth, so $6 million will go toward Harlem-based nonprofit The Bridge from the Manhattan D.A.’s Office to provide peer services to key areas in the borough, as announced last Thursday, June 27.
Accused stabber Nisean Graves pleads not guilty to murder in rush hour rampage 
Accused stabber Nisean Graves pleaded not guilty to murder for a gruesome, fatal, broad-daylight stabbing in Midtown Manhattan at a brief arraignment Friday, where prosecutors said they have a “strong case” against him in an “unprovoked” confrontation.

Manhattan District Attorney's Office