Rosales Banegas and Concepcion were charged with orchestrating a fraudulent investment scheme, affecting over a hundred victims, by promising high returns with no risk. They allegedly spent the funds on personal luxuries.

A Nigerian man, Chukwuemeka Amachukwu, was extradited from France to the US for his alleged role in a hacking and fraud operation targeting US tax businesses and an investment scheme.

John Garcia was arrested for slashing a mail carrier in the Bronx, potentially facing up to 20 years if convicted. His act is declared intolerable by law enforcement, emphasizing the importance of postal worker safety.

Murder suspect Luigi Mangione will receive a government-provided laptop without internet access for trial preparation, as approved by Judge Margaret M. Garnett.

A woman was found dead on a boat in Montauk, prompting a Suffolk County homicide investigation. The cause of death is under examination. Details, including her identity and how long the boat was docked, are unknown.

Two NYPD cruisers collided in Rockaways while responding to a shots fired report, injuring four officers who were taken to hospital in stable condition.

A 1-year-old girl drowned in a Bronx home day care's pool, prompting investigations by health officials and questioning of safety protocols by her grieving parents. No arrests have been made.

A shooting in Manhattan's Vladeck Houses left three men injured; police detained three persons of interest and recovered firearms, with the victims in stable condition.

Three separate New York collisions led to two deaths and multiple injuries, including a critically injured teen struck by a bus. Witnesses reported a speeding Lexus on the Belt Parkway before crashing, resulting in one fatality.

NYPD seeks two males for a robbery on the Bronx-bound "6" train, where a teenager was punched and had his phone stolen.

NYC reports a 5.6% drop in overall crime in July, despite a recent tragic shooting. Mayor Adams and Commissioner Tisch credit the NYPD's precision policing for the city's lowest recorded shooting incidents and victims.

NYPD's Quality of Life Teams expanded across Brooklyn, addressing non-emergency issues and illegal activities, reducing response times and confiscating unlawful vehicles, with plans to reach Queens and Staten Island.

Clifton Turner received a 12-year prison sentence for breaking into his ex-girlfriend's apartment and stabbing her new partner. The Brooklyn DA's Office announced the conviction for burglary, assault, and larceny.