NYPD is searching for a suspect who shot a man in Queens; the victim was hit in the leg and the perpetrator fled the scene. Public assistance is requested.

Christian Torres was convicted for assaulting and attempting to rob a 91-year-old man on the Upper East Side, resulting in serious injuries to the victim.

Former mortgage broker Stacie Saunders was sentenced for her role in a Queens deed theft ring, swindling over $1 million by illegally selling stolen homes.

A Queens man and his mother were indicted for attacks and stalking his ex-girlfriend, with the possibility of him facing 30 years and her facing 20 years in prison.

A Monticello man is indicted for a 2017 murder connected to his drug trafficking, facing charges that may result in a life sentence or death if convicted.

Muhammad Shahzeb Khan was extradited for plotting a terrorist attack on a Brooklyn Jewish center. He faces charges of supporting ISIS and attempted terrorism.

Anthony Ellison was sentenced to 29 months in prison for involvement in a bribery and contraband scheme at the MCC, with an additional three years of supervised release and $200 in special assessments.

A body believed to be missing Bronx boy Montrell Williams was found in the East River; his father, Arius Williams, is a person of interest and charged with custodial interference.

Matthew Zoll, a man accused of killing his father, was found dead under a pool cover in East Shoreham; his body was discovered by a detective involved in the manhunt.

A suspect slashed an MTA train conductor in the Bronx, and NYPD is seeking public help to locate him. The conductor received stitches for her facial injury.

A shoplifting incident in Rotterdam, NY escalated when ICE was involved, leading to the arrest of a couple, one of whom is now facing a 20-year sentence for assaulting a federal agent.

NYPD seeks suspect in a stabbing in Manhattan last Sunday. The victim, a 36-year-old man, was attacked after a verbal altercation at a commercial location on West 23rd Street. The assailant fled, and authorities urge public assistance.

Nicole Daedone and Rachel Cherwitz were convicted in Brooklyn federal court for forced labor conspiracy, associated with their sexual wellness company OneTaste.