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January 20, 2023

Manhattan DA News: January 2023 Vol 2 Click For More

Holding the Trump Organization accountable, demanding accountability for violent crime, and more

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January 6, 2023

Manhattan DA News: January 2023 Vol 1 Click For More

Driving down shootings & homicides, collaborating for public safety and zeroing in on transit crime.

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December 30, 2022

Manhattan DA News: December 2022 Vol 4 Click For More

Reflecting on 2022, combatting gun violence, and protecting Manhattan tenants

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December 16, 2022

Manhattan DA News: December 2022 Vol 3 Click For More

Investing in mental health, holding the Trump Organization accountable, and meeting our team

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December 13, 2022

Manhattan DA News: December 2022 Vol 2 Click For More

Holding the Trump Organization Accountable

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December 2, 2022

Manhattan DA News: December 2022 Vol 1 Click For More

Standing against antisemitism, collaborating for safe communities, and stemming the flood of illegal opioids


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D.A. Bragg highlights the link between white-collar crime & public safety and how we are “harnessing group white-collar long-term investigative capacities for traditional street crimes.” Read more:
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“We’re seeing a proliferation of people engaged in street crimes also engaging in what is allied white-collar fraud, Bragg said in an exclusive interview.
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Manhattan District Attorney's Office4 days ago
“Whether it is in your career or as a volunteer in your community, I encourage you to do something to serve. Advance your career, yes, but also measure your success by what you do for others.” - D.A. Bragg.

Read his message to Harvard University’s class of 2023 🎓
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Whether it is in your career or as a volunteer in your community, I encourage you to do something to serve. Advance your career, yes, but also measure your success but what you do for others — students taught, victims counseled, patients healed.
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ICYMI: An NYPD Officer was indicted after allegedly “repeatedly punching an emotionally disturbed man in the face, breaking his nose.” More here:
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Prosecutors do not often charge officers for actions in the line of duty, but Alvin L. Bragg, Manhattan’s district attorney, has pressed for police accountability.