Alvin Bragg is the 37th District Attorney elected in Manhattan. Alvin – a lifelong Manhattanite who served as a state and federal prosecutor – has spent more than two decades fighting to make our communities safer and our criminal justice system fairer.
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Former CFA Institute Executive Sentenced to Prison for Multimillion-Dollar Scam
A former marketing executive with the CFA Institute has been sentenced to three to nine years in prison for a multimillion-dollar embezzlement scheme that defrauded the organization and another entity. Michael Collins had pleaded guilty to two counts of grand larceny in April.
D.A. Bragg: Senior Living Residence Employee Indicted For Stealing More Than $400,000 From Residence & Elderly New Yorkers
“The defendant callously exploited his position in a senior living community to allegedly steal from nearly two dozen elderly New Yorkers,” said District Attorney Bragg. “One of the alleged victims was 92-years of age. Financial loss for older individuals can be absolutely devastating, and we will continue to use every tool available to address and prevent these types of pernicious schemes.”
Father and son charged in NYC gun trafficking ring: DA
A father and son were busted in an alleged gun trafficking ring that brought some weapons from Georgia to New York City, authorities said.
Former CFA Executive Gets Up to Nine Years for Embezzlement
The CFA Institute’s former chief marketing officer was ordered to spend at least three and as many as nine years behind bars for embezzling almost $6 million from the financial education group and another company.
Father-son duo peddled guns — including lilac revolver and Uzi — in illicit ‘Iron Pipeline’: NYC cops
A father-son duo peddled illegal guns ranging from a lilac-colored revolver to fully automatic Uzi through an illicit “Iron Pipeline” from Georgia to New York City, authorities said Monday.
Greedy NYC exec who stole $6M — and bought $150K engagement ring — learns his fate
A greedy Manhattan marketing exec who stole nearly $6 million from employers — splashing some of the dough on a $150,000 engagement ring — landed up to nine years behind bars in a plea deal Monday.
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