A longtime repeat offender was arrested in Manhattan on April 9, 2025, marking his thirty-second arrest since 1983. According to a New York Post report, the man’s record includes at least six prior sex crime charges, sparking renewed public concern about how New York handles high-risk offenders.
Authorities Seize Ghost Guns and AK-47 in Staten Island Butcher’s Business Raid On August 19, 2025, a Staten Island butcher was arrested after police executed a raid on his residence and business, uncovering a cache of ghost guns and even an AK-47. According to SILive’s report, the NYPD and federal agents seized dozens of firearms, … Authorities Seize Ghost Guns and AK-47 in Staten Island Butcher’s Business Raid
Brooklyn Duo Arrested in Monroe for FBI Impersonation Scheme Two Brooklyn residents were arrested on August 4, 2025, in connection with a Monroe, NY, scam involving false impersonation of FBI agents, according to the New York State Police official news release. Authorities allege that the suspects posed as federal investigators to defraud victims, a scheme … Brooklyn Duo Arrested in Monroe for FBI Impersonation Scheme
Queens residents have been closely watching as federal prosecutors pursue a high-profile public corruption case connected to the administration of New York City Mayor Eric Adams.
Felony assault charges in Manhattan can turn your life upside down in an instant.
The recent case of a Staten Island elementary school secretary who embezzled nearly $150,000 in taxpayer funds has drawn widespread attention across New York City.
On July 28, 2025, Manhattan law enforcement arrested Shane Devon Tamura in connection with a shooting that took place near 345 Park Avenue, a high-traffic location in Midtown East.
An unprovoked act of violence targeting an 11-year-old girl has drawn public outrage and renewed attention to the way Brooklyn prosecutors handle hate crime cases.
A July 26, 2025, arrest in Queens sent shockwaves through the community when NYPD officers apprehended a suspect for an alleged sexual assault inside a residential building on 94th Avenue.
Drug crime arrests in Staten Island can lead to severe consequences under New York law, including long prison sentences, steep fines, and lasting damage to your reputation.