As Manhattan District Attorney, Cy Vance, Jr. has made the advancement of criminal justice reform part of the mission of the District Attorney's Office, right alongside our centuries-old founding mission of public safety.
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DA Vance has made justice reform a part of our mission, right alongside our founding mission of public safety.
Our strong partnerships with Manhattan communities help prevent crime and reduce involvement in the justice system.
Sexual violence affects all communities and workplaces. We ensure that survivors are not just heard, but given equal access to justice.
We’ve developed partnerships, technology, and expertise to become a national leader in cybercrime prevention and prosecution.
Since 2010, our proactive investigations have led to the removal of more than 1,700 guns from New York City streets.
Because Manhattan is a global financial capital, our Office is uniquely positioned to fight white-collar crime.
DA Vance announces the results of the office's $38M investment in testing the national rape kit backlog
DA Vance welcomes players to our annual Saturday Night Lights Invitational Basketball Tournament
DA Vance joins advocates to call on New York legislators to turn speed safety cameras back on in school zones
DA Vance introducing community leaders to our "Criminal Justice Investment Initiative" programs
DA Vance at one of our office's forums on the opioid epidemic
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A Top Dark Web Drug Ring Goes Down — Thanks to ATM Withdrawals
Until a few weeks ago, sinmed was one of the largest drug vendors at Dream Market, the foremost dark web bazaar.
How a Dark Web Drug Ring Was Uncovered After Suspicious A.T.M. Withdrawals
In recent years, drug trafficking on the dark web has exploded, as drug traffickers and other criminals have discovered that its anonymity makes it ideal for illicit transactions using cryptocurrencies.
UniCredit To Pay $1.3B To End US Sanctions Investigations
U.S. and New York authorities said Monday that they've reached settlements totaling $1.3 billion with the UniCredit banking group to resolve investigations related to transactions processed allegedly in violation of sanctions.
D.A. Vance, Partners Take Down Major Dark Web Drug Seller
“When our office received reports of suspicious activity at ATMs in New York and New Jersey, our talented investigators followed the money, using our state-of-the-art Cyber Lab to uncover a dark web counterfeit pill seller whose $2.3 million operation spanned the U.S.”
LIVE: DA Vance, Partners Announce Takedown of Major Dark Web Drug Seller
Unicredit Bank AG to Plead Guilty and Pay $316 Million to DA’s Office Related to Illegal Transactions on Behalf of Nuclear Weapons Proliferator
Guilty Plea is Part of $1.3 Billion Settlement of Parallel Criminal and Regulatory Investigations into UniCredit Bank AG, UniCredit Bank Austria AG, and Unicredit S.p.A. D.A.’s Office Uncovered the Conduct in its Related Investigation of the Islamic Republic of Iran Shipping Lines (“IRISL”), a Sanctioned Proliferator of Weapons of Mass Destruction Indicted by D.A’s Office
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Friday April 12
Collaborative Responses to Protect and Support Victims of Crime
In honor of National Crime Victims' Rights Week, join us for a panel presentation and discussion with experts from the Special Victims Bureau - Sex Crimes, Domestic Violence, Human Trafficking, Elder Abuse and Witness Aid Service Units.
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👏 👏 Thanks to a new @NYSCourtsNews policy, immigration authorities are no longer allowed to make arrests in courthouses without a judicial warrant.
Next step: pass the #ProtectOurCourts Act to stop arrests just *outside* of court too. #ICEOutOfCourts https://t.co/X2fknVo0AS
🍩☕️We hosted @NYPDPBMS for breakfast this morning to discuss ways we can continue to work together to keep Manhattan safe. https://t.co/zM2WT0OFUx
Today we’re announcing the takedown of a storefront on the dark web that made, sold, and shipped fake Xanax 💊 to buyers in 43 states, and laundered $2.3M of the proceeds using cryptocurrency.
Watch Live: https://t.co/Qg6EpGwyVl https://t.co/dPxE8mFP9Z
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