Luigi Mangione criticized the justice system for what he perceives as double jeopardy due to overlapping state and federal trials for the murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson.

A 2-year-old boy in Queens died after his father allegedly beat him at a shelter; the father, charged with attempted murder and assault, pleaded not guilty. The child suffered severe injuries and delayed medical care, leading to his death.

Unlicensed taxi hustlers persist at JFK Airport despite crackdown, charging exorbitant fares, with a tourist recently paying $800 to Times Square, and efforts to combat this issue are ongoing.

An 11-year-old Brooklyn girl, Amira Aminova, was fatally hit by a bus. Driver Wawa Aurelus was arrested for leaving the scene and failing to yield to a pedestrian.

Manhattan DA Alvin L. Bragg, Jr. announced the indictment of Michael Patterson, 38, on charges of setting multiple fires on the Upper East and West Sides, leading to property damage.

Christian Lugo, leader of a criminal tow truck and auto repair company, has been sentenced to 19 years in prison for crimes including the murder of a competitor.

A former Long Island lacrosse coach, Joseph Garofalo, pleaded guilty to child sexual exploitation, coercing minors for explicit material. He faces 15-30 years in prison.

U.S. officials charged "Mantecas" of the Sinaloa Cartel's Chapitos faction with fentanyl importation and firearms violations in a bid to tackle the opioid crisis.

Ex-NYPD supervisor, Pamela Dillard, pleads guilty to bribery, admitting to selling crash victims' data for cash. She faces up to five years in prison.

A 2-year-old boy in Manhattan is on life support after his father, Dayvon Morrison, allegedly beat him. Morrison has been charged with attempted murder and assault.

Megan Horne was arrested for anti-Muslim hate crimes in Brooklyn, including assaulting a 12-year-old girl. She's charged with hate crime assault and related offenses.

A school safety agent was stabbed in the calf while breaking up a fight outside a Brooklyn middle school; her condition is stable and a "person of interest" is in custody.

Kyle Caton was sentenced to 18-24 months for not registering an email used to access pornography. He previously violated sex offender registration laws and post-release terms.