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Two cops cuffed for stealing cash during NYPD integrity test: DA 
Two NYPD officers were arrested for allegedly stealing cash during an “integrity test” held by the department, prosecutors announced Tuesday.
DNA evidence exonerates New York City man for 1985 sex assault
After spending a full 25-year sentence in prison for a crime he did not commit, a Bronx, New York, man was exonerated by the first prosecutorial conviction review unit on the East Coast.
Metro-North exec busted for pocketing $70K in kickbacks from scam involving $10 million in contracts awarded to crooked company
A greedy Metro-North manager pocketed $70,000 in kickbacks for steering $10 million in crooked contracts to a waste disposal business in a lucrative bid-rigging scam, the Manhattan District attorney charged Friday.
Manhattan landlord and contractors sentenced to 4 to 12 years behind bars for fatal East Village gas explosion
A Manhattan building owner and a pair of crooked construction workers were sentenced Friday to four to 12 years in prison for running an illegal gas line that triggered the deadly East Village blast that killed two people.
Landlord, contractor and plumber sentenced to 4 to 12 years for East Village gas explosion
The three people responsible for a deadly East Village gas explosion that leveled several buildings and killed two men landed four to 12 years behind bars Friday.
Trial of 6-Year-Old’s Killer Exposes Lapses in City’s Child Welfare System
A Harlem man was convicted of murder in the beating of his girlfriend’s son after a trial that shed light on the city’s failure to intervene.
@ManhattanDA
Today, D.A. Vance and @NYPDDetectives announced the takedown of a gun trafficking ring. These defendants put the safety of our neighborhoods up for sale in a case that demonstrates a life-threatening gap in our state’s otherwise strong gun laws. https://t.co/xIZSrc7Wvi
We support the coalition working to repeal the "Loitering for Prostitution" statute. This offense unfairly impacts LGBTQ New Yorkers, undermines trust, and does not make us safer. We haven't charged it for years. #WalkingWhileTrans. https://t.co/fKtFPbzJZg
“A prosecutor’s job is not just to seek convictions, but to seek justice." Read D.A. Vance's statement on vacating the 1985 rape conviction of Rafael Ruiz ⚖️ @innocence https://t.co/V1hZoz5sTw
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