A Manhattan federal judge gave John Arthur Hanratty 12 months and a day after prosecutors say his tax‑lien fund bilked a bank of nearly $20M and wiped out investor capital.

FBI IC3 tables put New York fourth in statewide complaints and losses for 2025, but the kiosk-only numbers are much smaller. We explain which IC3 tables matter and how to spot kiosk scams.

Two teens were arrested after dashcam footage showed them striking cars with a bat and lacrosse stick in Bayville; police charged them with mischief, menacing and weapon possession.

A 25-year-old Brooklyn man was arraigned after police allege he raped a woman in her Ridgewood apartment and threatened her with a boxcutter. He faces multiple felony counts.

GEICO says a Queens DME supplier billed more than $1.2M through a network of clinics and alleged kickbacks, and has sued in federal court seeking treble damages. The complaint details alleged forged scripts, inflated HCPCS codes and delivery inconsistencies.

A retired Yonkers fire captain was arraigned this week on felony charges after prosecutors say files showing a minor were shared and later found in his possession. He was released pending a June 30 court date.

The U.S. State Department added Brazil’s two largest criminal gangs — the PCC and Comando Vermelho — to its Foreign Terrorist Organizations list, triggering sanctions and criminal prohibitions.

Brooke Manderson was convicted May 27 of burglary, weapons and menacing charges after prosecutors say she barged into an ex’s Port Chester apartment with a loaded handgun. Sentencing is set for June 30.

A scooter and bicyclist were killed in a Queensboro Bridge bike-lane collision during the morning commute; investigators closed portions of the span while they probed the crash.

A Lyndhurst man was arrested May 26 after prosecutors say he sexually assaulted a child in 2025. He faces second‑degree sexual assault and child‑endangerment charges.

A man allegedly stole an ambulance from outside RCA's Bronx dispatch, sped past Woodlawn Cemetery and crashed at E. 233rd St.; two people were hurt.

An NYPD officer in Queens helped a 74-year-old get $5,000 back after an alleged Western Union wire-transfer scam. Quick action made the recovery possible.

A pre-dawn attack in Sunset Park sent two men to the hospital; one is in critical condition and police are searching for a suspect seen running in all black.