NFT Scams and Frauds 
Recent months have seen an explosion in consumers’ interest and investment in non-fungible tokens (“NFTs”). March 2021 has already seen the sale of some of these NFTs for tens of millions of dollars. The proliferation of these tokens and sites dedicated to the sale and custody of these tokens has, however, also led to increased criminal activity. Investors and buyers can take certain basic steps to protect themselves from these attacks.
Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
At the heart of our Diversity Equity Inclusion and Justice work is the deep appreciation for the diverse communities we strive to keep safe every day and our complementary commitment to justice. We are dedicated to building a diverse workforce that reflects these communities as well as a culture of equity and inclusion.
Community Engagement and Programs
The Community Partnerships Unit is made up of three teams that work together to increase trust between the community and our office, raise awareness about the role and vision of
Services for Crime Survivors and Reentering New Yorkers During COVID-19
Our Office is continuing to provide vital services to keep Manhattan safe and support survivors, reentering individuals, and other vulnerable New Yorkers during COVID-19. Below you will find up-to-date resources available during COVID-19 from our office and our partners, including services related to re-entry, domestic violence, mental health wellness, housing and shelters, immigration, employment, food and pantry, senior citizens, children/teens, and sexual assault survivors, along with additional information.
Estafas y Fraudes Relacionados a COVID-19
La Oficina del Fiscal del Distrito de Manhattan está pidiendo a los neoyorquinos que estén informados y denuncien fraudes y estafas relacionadas con COVID-19. Sospeche de cualquier persona que se ponga en contacto con Usted, ya sea a través de una llamada telefónica, correo electrónico o mensaje de texto, solicitando dinero y/o su información de identificación personal (número de seguro social, fecha de nacimiento, dirección, etc.).
COVID-19 Related Scams and Frauds
The Manhattan District Attorney’s Office is calling on New Yorkers to be aware of and report COVID-19-related scams and frauds. Be suspicious of anyone who contacts you – whether via phone call, email, or text message – requesting money and/or your personal identifying information (Social Security Number, birth date, address, etc.).
Live: D.A. Vance, NYS Senators, and Advocates to Announce the Vehicular Violence Accountability Act
Grand Jury Report on Epidemic of Vehicular Violence
A grand jury empaneled by the D.A.'s Office recommended extensive legislative and policy fixes to address the epidemic of vehicular violence that has killed 28 of our Manhattan neighbors year-to-date, and injured thousands more. The report led the D.A.’s Office to craft the Vehicular Violence Accountability Act.