Trinitarios gang member, Abel "Moreno" Mora, received a 135-month prison sentence for his role in two shootings and attempting to smuggle contraband into a detention center.

Alain Mitrani was convicted in a federal trial for leading a $300 million money laundering scheme linked to transnational crime, possibly facing 70 years in prison.

Nathan Austad pleaded guilty to conspiracy in a hacking case involving the unauthorized access and theft from user accounts of betting websites, resulting in significant financial losses.

A 63-year-old Carmel man, previously convicted of murder, was found guilty of Travel Act murder and narcotics offenses, including the murder of Lori Lynn Campbell.

One man was killed and another injured in a shooting outside a Queens bodega; police are investigating, no arrests made.

NYPD reports a woman was stabbed at Macy's Herald Square; the suspect is charged with attempted murder and other offenses. The victim is stable; the attack seems unprovoked.

Brian France, recently paroled, was sentenced to 22 years to life for a violent bus assault with a padlock in Patchogue, as per the Suffolk County DA's Office.

Matthew Mitchell pleaded guilty to assault and other charges for injuring a woman with car stunts in Suffolk County; sentencing expected on January 22, 2025.

A Queens man received a 23-year sentence for fatally shooting a tarot card reader, an event that unsettled the Ozone Park community. He had pleaded guilty to manslaughter.

A 780-count indictment charged 13 individuals in a $2.2 million retail theft operation involving Home Depot stores across nine states, announced by the Queens DA and New York State Police.

The U.S. offers a $5 million reward for information leading to the arrest of Francisco Bermúdez Cagua, a member of Los Choneros, now designated an FTO.

Anthony Wallace was convicted in New York for kidnapping, sexually abusing a minor, and producing child pornography. The victim, a 15-year-old girl, was held captive and assaulted for a month before escaping. Sentencing is set for April 2026.

Anthony Tepedino, CEO of a telecom company, was charged with fraud, commercial bribery, and witness tampering by the U.S. Attorney's Office in New York.