Brooklyn Feds Say 311 Call Turned Into ‘Shocking’ Civil Rights Nightmare
Federal prosecutors in Brooklyn say defendants who responded to a 311 prostitution complaint committed acts that violated a vulnerable victim’s civil rights. The U.S. Attorney's Office says it will pursue accountability.
East Harlem Yoga Instructor Booted From School After 6-Year-Old Contact Claim
A meditation instructor who taught at P.S. 108 in East Harlem was removed after investigators said he inappropriately touched a 6‑year‑old, prompting a probe into vetting.
Cincy Man Behind ‘Kathy’ Romance Ruse Gets 41 Months In $2 Million Dating Scam
A Cincinnati man was sentenced to 41 months after prosecutors say he laundered proceeds from an online romance scam that took more than $2 million. The court ordered nearly $1.4 million in restitution to victims.
Booze Bust And Slimy Chicken: Duquesne Hookah Lounge Shut Down After Raid
State police executed a March 5 search at Paradise Island Hookah Lounge; county inspectors posted a closure after finding spoiled food and other violations. Authorities seized liquor and equipment during the operation.
Elite Palo Alto Girls School Pays $2.25 Million To Settle Sex Abuse Suit
Castilleja School agreed to a $2.25M settlement with three former students alleging abuse by a longtime tutor. The criminal case against the tutor remains active in Santa Clara County.












