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April 10, 2024 | Audacy

CRIME IN MANHATTAN: 1010 WINS talks with DA Bragg about crime decreases, public perception Click For More

“Just look at the results we’re getting, the collaboration, you know, 38% decline in shootings during my two-year tender, 21% decline in homicides, the fact that Manhattan is, you know, down in all the index crimes,” Bragg said.

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April 10, 2024 | Audacy

Woman who struck cellist with bottle in Manhattan subway station indicted Click For More

Amira Hunter, the woman who slammed a metal water bottle into the head of a subway cellist in a Manhattan subway station earlier this year, was indicted on Wednesday, prosecutors said.

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April 10, 2024 | New York Post

Alleged NYC subway cellist attacker pleads guilty – then changes her mind in bizarre court scene Click For More

“Subway musicians bring joy to New York’s bustling subway system, and they deserve to perform in a safe environment. As alleged, Amira Hunter’s random and violent action left a subway musician in immense pain,” Bragg said.

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April 9, 2024 | Pix 11

Ex-ACS employee pleads guilty to stealing thousands of dollars from kids: Manhattan DA Click For More

“Courtney Ramirez took advantage of her leadership position at an agency that seeks to help children facing immense challenges and used their gifts for herself,” said Bragg.

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April 9, 2024 | New York Post

Ex-ACS director dodges prison after stealing Visa cards from needy kids: ‘Used their gifts for herself’ Click For More

A rogue bigwig at the city’s Administration for Children’s Services who swiped gift cards from needy Big Apple kids dodged jail time by copping a sweet plea deal in Manhattan court Tuesday.


Manhattan District Attorney's Office
Manhattan District Attorney's Office1 day ago
ICYMI: In a New York Times op-ed, D.A. Bragg called on the legislature to improve public safety by investing in NYC's mental health system: “We must meet the needs of people in crisis with treatment and support. In order to do so, we need more funding.”
Manhattan District Attorney's Office
Manhattan District Attorney's Office2 days ago
This morning, D.A. Bragg volunteered with the Met Council as he helped pack food boxes that will be distributed to people in need across the city.
Manhattan District Attorney's Office
Manhattan District Attorney's Office2 days ago
This afternoon we were excited to join Councilmember Chris Marte’s State of the District! Councilmember Marte cares deeply about public safety and Lower Manhattan is fortunate to be represented by this dedicated public servant!