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Manhattan district attorney to release years of racial data as part of nationwide accountability push 
Driver Indicted in 2019 Crosswalk Death of NYC Toddler Walking With Mom
The cruelty of parole in New York
Pandemic Threatens Program Offering Minor Offenders Art Classes Instead of Jail Time
Don’t bring back broken windows: Manhattan DA Cy Vance argues against ratcheting back up prosecutions for smaller offenses (Op-Ed by Cy Vance, Jr.)
Manhattan DA won’t prosecute protesters amid mass NYC arrests, commends New Yorkers exercising civil rights at George Floyd demonstrations
Don’t Bar Ex-Offenders From Coronavirus Aid Funds (Op-Ed by Cy Vance, Jr.)
On parole violations, less is more: Three DAs urge reform to stop sending people back to prison
Harvey Weinstein sentenced to 23 years on sex crime convictions
Harvey Weinstein Is Found Guilty of Sex Crimes in #MeToo Watershed
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D.A. Vance Delivers Remarks at Cityforum Cybersecurity Summit
"Cybercrime losses for the year 2020 are estimated at nearly one trillion dollars – almost double the loss incurred just two years before. As we survey this young decade, this virtual but very real menace is – and I believe will continue to be – one of the greatest, non-COVID threats to our companies, institutions, residents, and way of life."
Statement from Manhattan D.A. Cy Vance, Jr. On The Passing of Eugene Webb
New York City and the village of Harlem lost a community pillar this past week with the passing of real estate pioneer Eugene Webb.
Manhattan D.A.’s Office Returns Three Antiquities to Nepal
“Today’s repatriation of three extraordinary pieces to the people of Nepal marks the latest in our ongoing efforts to repatriate stolen and looted antiquities seized from the illicit collection of Subhash Kapoor,” said District Attorney Vance.
D.A. Vance: Brandon Elliot Charged with Hate Crimes for Brutal Attack 65-Year-Old Asian-American Woman in Midtown
“Mr. Elliot is accused of brutally shoving, kicking, and stomping a 65-year-old mother to the ground after telling her that she didn’t belong here,” said District Attorney Vance. “Let me be clear: this brave woman belongs here. Asian-American New Yorkers belong here. Everyone belongs here. Attacks against Asian-American New Yorkers are attacks against all New Yorkers, and my Office will continue to stand against hate in all its forms.
D.A. Vance Delivers Remarks on Crimes Against Asian-American New Yorkers at NYPD Press Conference
Mr. Elliot is accused of brutally shoving, kicking, and stomping a 65-year-old mother to the ground – after telling her that she didn’t belong here. Let me be clear: this brave woman belongs here. Asian-American New Yorkers belong here. Everyone belongs here. Attacks against Asian-American New Yorkers are attacks against all New Yorkers, and my Office will continue to stand against hate in all its forms.
Manhattan D.A.’s Office Returns Pair of Statues Seized Pursuant to the Investigation of Subhash Kapoor
“This remarkable pair was part of the collection of thousands of looted and stolen antiquities that my Office’s Antiquities Trafficking Unit and our partners at Homeland Security Investigations seized from Subhash Kapoor,” said District Attorney Vance. "
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Today our Cyber Critical Services and Infrastructure Project (CCSI) hosted @nikesharora to discuss emerging infrastructural cyber risks.
CCSI increases communication and coordination across sectors to protect NYC's critical infrastructure. https://t.co/0gmKzpNKsw
Today we met with Asian-American community leaders in an ongoing dialogue about combatting the recent rise in anti-Asian hate crimes.
Our office is here to listen and help, regardless of your immigration status. 📞 212-335-3100. #StopAAPIHate https://t.co/LfoiEzax2k
April is #SecondChanceMonth.
Well-funded reentry services create opportunity and reduce re-incarceration. We’re proud to invest millions each year in reentering New Yorkers through our Criminal Justice Investment Initiative. ⏬
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