DCA Reaches ‘Major’ Settlement With Crooked Car Dealer
/Major World, a large Queens-based car dealer, owed consumers $3 million for exploiting low-income customers, especially immigrants.
Read MoreMajor World, a large Queens-based car dealer, owed consumers $3 million for exploiting low-income customers, especially immigrants.
Read More“The victim suffered extensively at the hands of the defendant and will have to deal with the trauma she endured for the rest of her life.”
Read MoreEva Torres renovated her Woodhaven kitchen using appliances and cabinets that belong to the New York City Housing Authority, prosecutors say.
Read More“This defendant jeopardized the lives of residents in his community by hoarding large amounts of guns and ammunition in his home.”
Read MoreMohamed Pasha faces up to seven years in prison for uploading over 40 photographs and videos of boys aged 9 to 11 engaging in lewd sexual acts.
Read MoreJuan Cabrera contacted a preteen on Instagram to offer her $200 to watch him pleasure himself and $1,000 to have sex with him, prosecutors said.
Read MoreKarla Barba is charged with first-degree assault for slicing her ex-boyfriend Franklin Larrea’s arm with a samurai sword.
Read MoreIn the months leading up to her announcement, Malik has been an outspoken advocate for criminal justice reform on social media.
Read MoreTrevor Bates allegedly punched an NYPD officer after he was arrested for refusing to pay a cab fare.
Read More“I am running to transform the Queens District Attorney Office after years of witnessing its abuses on the front lines.”
Read More“Instead of fearing one another, we have faith in one another.”
Read MorePolice have warned residents of Corona, Elmhurst and Flushing about a man who allegedly ghosted potential renters after he received their security deposits.
Read MoreKarla Barba testified in her own defense, stating that the two severe wounds that Franklin Larrea suffered inside their apartment were the result of self-defense.
Read More“They are a target because they can’t defend themselves in court with a lawyer.”
Read MoreOverall crime in 2018 reached its lowest rate in the 20-year history of the MTA Police, dropping more than 13 percent from 2017.
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