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Two men convicted in Harlem gunpoint robbery murder of Alonza Georgia 
MANHATTAN, N.Y. — A Manhattan jury has found Zaire Allen, 21, and Hassan Winston, 24, guilty in the March 2023 killing of Alonza Georgia, who was fatally shot during a gunpoint robbery in the lobby of his Harlem apartment building.
D.A. Bragg Announces Trial Convictions Of Two Men In 2023 Gunpoint Robbery Murder 
“Today, a jury of Zaire Allen and Hassan Winston’s peers found them responsible for the murder of Alonza Georgia in a vicious robbery which turned fatal,” said District Attorney Bragg. “Mr. Georgia, was a Manhattanite and beloved family man. My thoughts remain with the family as they continue to mourn their devastating loss. The conviction in this case is a testament to the hard work and diligence of our Violent Criminal Enterprises Unit and I thank the jury for its service.”
Man who stabbed teenage tourists at iconic NYC train station gets 26 years in prison 
A New York City man who stabbed two teenage tourists from Paraguay at Grand Central Terminal on Christmas Day 2023 was sentenced Friday to more than 26 years in prison.
Digital design firm agrees to block 3D guns, following letter from Manhattan DA 
One of the world's largest digital design platforms, Thingiverse, is taking new steps to block 3D-printed guns and gun parts after investigators in New York discovered an alarming number of design files for 3D-printed weapons available for download.
Serial rapist, 79, gets 32 years to life for brutal sexual assault of woman, 81, in NYC 
A serial predator will most likely never walk free again after receiving what amounts to an effective life sentence this week for sexually assaulting and strangling an 81-year-old woman in her Manhattan apartment two years ago, the Manhattan District Attorney’s Office announced Thursday.
D.A. Bragg Announces Prison Sentence Of Esteban Esonoasue For Christmas Day Attacks At Grand Central Terminal 
“Esteban Esonoasue will serve a very significant prison term for attacking three victims, including two teenagers, at Grand Central Terminal,” said District Attorney Bragg. “My thoughts remain with the victims and their loved ones, who continue to navigate the psychological and emotional effects from this horrific attack. New Yorkers, commuters and tourists rely on the transit system daily and deserve to be safe when they travel, and we will hold those accountable who commit acts these of violence.”

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