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NYPD Cop’s Lies Sent 2 People To Prison, DA Says 
A Manhattan narcotics detective's false claims got 3 people wrongly arrested, two of whom went behind bars, prosecutors say.
Manhattan narcotics cop indicted for perjury and making false arrests
An NYPD narcotics detective has been arrested over accusations he lied in court testimony and on official documents, leading to false arrests.
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.
New York Launches a Cybercrime Brigade
(Op-Ed by Cy Vance Jr. and James P. O’Neill) In a little more than a month last year, cybercriminals temporarily debilitated Atlanta’s computer systems, disrupted Baltimore’s 911 emergency system, and forced Colorado’s Department of Transportation offline.
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These defendants raked in $2.8M in crypto and cash from their website that sold RX-free steroids and other drugs to customers in all 50 states.
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. @POTUS proclaimed April #SecondChanceMonth but now the Trump administration wants job seekers to disclose whether they have gone through a criminal diversion program.🤔
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Manhattan District Attorney's Office