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Trump’s Company Gets Maximum Punishment for Evading Taxes 
Former president Donald J. Trump’s family real estate business was ordered on Friday to pay a $1.6 million criminal penalty for its conviction on felony tax fraud and other charges, a stinging rebuke and the maximum possible punishment.
D.A. Bragg Trump Corporation & Trump Payroll Corp. Sentenced To Pay Maximum Fines Under Law Following Felony Trial Conviction 
"Today, former President Trump’s companies were sentenced to the maximum fines allowed by law following historic convictions for a total of 17 felony crimes,” said District Attorney Bragg. “Chief Financial Officer Allen Weisselberg, The Trump Corporation, and The Trump Payroll Corp. conducted and benefitted from sweeping fraud for well over a decade."
Manhattan man pleads guilty to fatally beating victim in East Harlem hate crime 
A Manhattan man admitted to attacking a Chinese immigrant in East Harlem, which led to his death in 2021, Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg announced on Thursday.
D.A. Bragg Announces Guilty Plea of Jarrod Powell For Hate Crime Killing of Asian Elder 
“This unprovoked attack took the life of Yao Pan Ma and took away a sense of security for so many in the AAPI community in New York,” said District Attorney Bragg. “Jarrod Powell attacked Mr. Ma because of his race and is now being held accountable. My thoughts are with Mr. Ma’s family and friends as they continue to mourn this loss.”
Khalief Young sentenced 25 years for randomly slashing tourist’s throat 
The deranged Manhattan man who slit a French tourist’s throat in a random Valentine’s Day “sneak attack” in Harlem was hit with a 25-year prison sentence on Wednesday.
D.A. Bragg Announces Indictment in Unprovoked Attack on an MTA Worker 
“Stanley Lafleur allegedly assaulted an unarmed MTA dispatcher who was merely doing his job,” said District Attorney Bragg. “We owe a lot to the hardworking members of the MTA for keeping our city moving and they deserve a safe working environment. We will continue to use all the tools at our disposal to keep our transit system safe.”

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