A Colorado man, Jerry Gordon, was sentenced to two years in prison for transmitting threats to injure a New York individual, with law enforcement highlighting their swift action to prevent harm.

Aaron Walker, aged 28, has been indicted for Attempted Murder and other charges for allegedly attacking and shoving an off-duty NYPD officer onto subway tracks in the East Village.

Corey Henry receives a 5-year sentence for stabbing fellow inmates at Rikers Island, pleading guilty to Assault and Attempted Murder.

Faisil McCants pleaded guilty to a shooting that killed a 69-year-old bystander during an armed robbery in East Harlem.

All 70 NYCHA employees involved in a federal corruption case have been found guilty of bribery, fraud, and extortion, involving over $2.1 million in bribes for contracts worth $15 million.

Ex-commodities executive David Smothermon was sentenced to three years in prison for fraud that included hiding trading losses and inflating performance.

Jacob Narvaez, 22, was arrested for allegedly assaulting three women in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, including incidents of slapping and scratching. Concerns rise in the community after these attacks.

A Manhattan man, Alon Riabichev, is charged with the second-degree murder of his 80-year-old neighbor, Lev Vayner, after admitting to stabbing him during a "psychotic break."

A 64-year-old woman was shot by a stray bullet in Upper Manhattan, with the shooter fleeing the scene. Police are investigating, and the woman is in stable condition.

A 59-year-old Bronx woman was charged with fatally shooting a 24-year-old man; she faces murder and weapons charges. Police are investigating the relationship between the two.

NYPD seeks two men after a Queens car meetup turned into a brawl and a car was set on fire, with a local couple assaulted. Authorities released suspect photos and promise increased patrols.

A Patchogue man was convicted for sexually abusing his daughter and half-sister. The abuse began in 2013 and 2021, respectively. He faces up to 89 years in prison.

Attorney General Letitia James and other attorneys general succeeded in overturning DOJ restrictions affecting services for crime victims, ensuring access regardless of immigration status.