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A Bronx woman died after a doctor administered an anti-aging IV treatment linked to celebrities like Hailey Bieber and Kendall Jenner. Prosecutors allege the doctor, Luis Rojas Cabrera, gave Elizabeth Baron an IV containing NAD+ before she went into cardiac arrest.

A Tesla driver, Zachary Chernicky, was charged with murder after a crash on Highway 87 in San Jose killed a mother and her toddler. The DA stated he was driving 142 mph seconds before the collision.

Juan Tenorio Ramos, 24, drove a white Mercedes with Florida plates in the wrong direction in Carroll Gardens, nearly hitting an NYPD officer and T-boning a blue Audi. The DA reported he was found with drugs in a fanny pack following the crash.

An NYPD officer, Amrinder Bawa, 29, is accused of raping his girlfriend, choking her, and pressing his knee on her chest until she blacked out in her Queens apartment over the Fourth of July, according to prosecutors.

The DA is investigating claims that a Long Island school clerk destroyed ballots to help DJ win an election. New York State has ordered a new election following the district's revelation.

The DA filed charges against individuals who attacked surveillance cameras during the Trans March, with Brooke Jenkins stating the suspects aimed to disrupt police. Two additional individuals were charged in a Pride weekend shooting and stabbing.

A drug-addicted Long Island mom allegedly fed her 18-month-old son unpopped popcorn kernels while drunk and left him alone, leading to his choking death. The DA is involved in the case.

A man pleaded guilty to a fatal 2024 crash in Charlotte that killed his uncle. The DA announced a prison sentence of 64-89 months.

A California State Parks superintendent has been charged with secretly recording dozens of naked lifeguards and other employees in a Huntington Beach locker room. The DA announced the charges.

A man is currently detained at Ventura County jail with a $750,000 bail after a violent incident at a California Target. A competency hearing is scheduled for July 16.

The Real Politics column by Zukile Majova will now be published every Monday. Geordin Hill-Lewis faces the challenge of winning over voters who have historically distrusted the DA.

A Bronx man stabbed his partner 17 times during a child's birthday party, resulting in her death. He was sentenced to 25 years to life in prison after a jury found him guilty.

Five gang members were sentenced for their involvement in robberies and murders in 2023 that resulted in three deaths, according to prosecutors. The D.A. stated they targeted victims at secluded Los Angeles lookout points and face long prison sentences.

Five gang members were sentenced for their involvement in 2023 robberies and murders that resulted in three deaths, according to prosecutors. The victims were targeted at secluded Los Angeles lookout points, and the perpetrators face long prison sentences.

The DA dropped an arson charge against a man accused of starting the Alexander Mountain fire, which burned nearly 10,000 acres and destroyed 50 structures in Larimer County in August 2024. No other arrests have been made in connection to the fire.

A famed California comedian was criticized by the DA, who alleged he received 78 warning notices and exposed his significant hidden wealth.

Comedian Carlos Mencia, 58, is expected to be charged Thursday by a new Los Angeles crime unit, as the District Attorney announces the charges.

An Irvine dog trainer operated Happy K9 Academy and was convicted of killing 11 dogs by keeping them in small crates in a hot van and lying to owners about the deaths. Authorities described the actions as 'unbelievably cruel'.

Two men in San Jose are facing murder charges for allegedly killing their estranged wives in separate attacks. Prosecutors stated the men will be arraigned on Wednesday, with the most recent incident occurring Monday in South San Jose, where a 49-year-old woman was found bludgeoned and stabbed to death.

Salon 1884, a luxury brand marketing itself as 'responsibly made,' is accused by the DA of operating a Garment District sweatshop. The company's founder, Andrea Marshall, was indicted on grand larceny and other charges.

A homeless individual attacked five people at Penn Station, stabbing one victim through the head and piercing their brain during a rampage, according to the DA. The attack occurred last Sunday.

A prosecutor in Chicago rigged a grand jury, and a former San Francisco DA highlights that California's legal safeguards would have prevented such an action. The article contrasts the legal systems in Chicago and California regarding grand jury protections.

A former NYPD cop sexually harassed crime victims and engaged in sexual activity with a woman he arrested hours earlier. The DA announced the allegations against the officer.

A former NYPD officer admitted to having sex with a woman in his car hours after arresting her for stealing. The officer, Matthew Lambert, pleaded guilty to official misconduct for sending inappropriate messages to two female crime victims and engaging in sexual activity with an arrestee.

An ex-NYPD cop who lied about the circumstances of a shooting involving a teen suspect avoided prison. The officer stated in court, 'In my heart, I feel like I did the right thing,' claiming his actions saved both his partner's and his own life.

A 19-year-old man accused of shooting a 15-year-old boy, leaving him paralyzed, has been extradited from Virginia to New York to face charges. The suspect, identified as Matthew Rodriguez from Long Island, was on the run before his return.

Michael McHenry killed his girlfriend, but an off-duty Suffolk County cop stopped him. The victim, a mother of three, was found stabbed and dying in the passenger seat.