Manhattan District Attorney's Office

Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg announced he will not pursue a fourth retrial of Harvey Weinstein’s rape charge involving Jessica Mann, citing her decision not to testify again. The case has resulted in two mistrials and three prior jury trials over eight years, with Bragg emphasizing a survivor-centered approach in his statement.

An NYPD officer is accused of pulling a gun on a colleague at police headquarters in Lower Manhattan. Officer Quilbvio Espinal was arraigned on menacing and misconduct charges related to the incident on March 26.

Four men were indicted for a gun trafficking scheme transporting weapons from Georgia to New York City, generating $46,000 in illicit proceeds. NYPD and ATF collaborated to dismantle the network, with undercover officers purchasing nearly 70 firearms from the defendants between March and May.

Thomas 'Tommy' Dono, a one-armed Gambino mobster, is credited with a $1.7 million burglary at the Chanel boutique in Manhattan, according to the Manhattan District Attorney's office.

Luigi Mangione withdrew his psychiatric defense in the UnitedHealthcare CEO assassination case, per court filings, with no explanation provided. The judge maintained sealed records from prior proceedings, and the move shifts the trial's potential legal strategy away from an 'extreme emotional disturbance' defense. Mangione faces state and federal charges and is scheduled for trial in September.

Andrea Mary Marshall, founder of Salon 1884, faces a 16-count indictment for allegedly stealing $54,000 in unpaid wages from nine employees, including forcing them to work 12-17 hour shifts without pay. The Manhattan District Attorney's Office and state labor department investigated the case, which involves claims of exploitative labor practices and employee pleas for wages to support family needs.

An NYPD sergeant was indicted for allegedly stealing over $132,000 in unearned overtime pay by falsifying records between 2022 and 2024. The indictment includes one count of second-degree grand larceny and four counts of first-degree falsifying business records.

A hearing in Luigi Mangione's state murder case was held in secret after Judge Gregory Carro excluded the press and public without explanation. The defense requested the sealed virtual proceeding, but no details were provided, raising concerns about transparency. A public hearing is scheduled for June 16.

A Brooklyn teen was indicted for murdering a father of two in Times Square and injuring two others in separate Midtown incidents. The suspect, Jayden Sanchez, allegedly stabbed the victim, Leonides Baez, during an argument captured on video and is charged with second-degree murder, first-degree assault, and second-degree robbery.

A fraudster stole a Manhattan brownstone with the help of a large network of conspirators, resulting in charges against 18 individuals and three companies. The scheme targeted a grieving Harlem family, stripping them of their home.

Eric Trump shared a conversation with his father, Donald Trump, after his 34-count felony conviction in New York, where Donald Trump expressed hope for winning the White House back. The conviction stems from falsifying business records related to hush money payments to Stormy Daniels. Donald Trump has pleaded not guilty and is seeking re-election.

Harvey Weinstein's rape retrial in New York marks the third trial for the former Hollywood producer, focusing on a 2013 hotel encounter. Manhattan prosecutors emphasized themes of power and manipulation, while Weinstein denies nonconsensual acts. The jury, selected after several days, faces a case tied to the #MeToo movement.

Rep. Eric Swalwell resigned from Congress and withdrew from the California gubernatorial race amid multiple sexual misconduct allegations, including claims of drugging and rape. Legal experts warn he could face disbarment due to his active law license and the State Bar of California's professional conduct rules. Criminal investigations by the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department and Manhattan DA's Office are ongoing.

Rep. Eric Swalwell resigned from Congress and the California gubernatorial race amid multiple sexual misconduct allegations, including drugging, rape, and assault. Legal experts warn he could face disbarment and criminal investigations, with authorities in Los Angeles and Manhattan already launching probes.

Rep. Anna Paulina Luna warns Rep. Eric Swalwell of potential criminal charges and jail time over sexual misconduct allegations. A former accuser described being drugged and raped by Swalwell, prompting a Manhattan DA investigation. Swalwell resigned from Congress and dropped out of the California governor's race amid political pressure.

Rep. Eric Swalwell resigned from Congress after facing sexual misconduct allegations from five women, including a former staffer. A criminal investigation into one incident is underway, and he suspended his gubernatorial campaign following widespread loss of Democratic support.

Rep. Eric Swalwell resigned from Congress after sexual misconduct allegations involving five women, including a former staffer, and a criminal investigation by Manhattan prosecutors. His resignation avoided potential expulsion, but he suspended his gubernatorial campaign following widespread Democratic support withdrawal.

Rep. Eric Swalwell faces a Manhattan sex assault probe and a House Ethics Committee investigation after suspending his California governor campaign amid allegations of sexual misconduct. A former staffer accused him of assaulting her while she was blackout drunk, including an incident in New York City in 2024, though Swalwell denies the claims and plans to fight the accusations.

Lawmakers are advancing expulsion threats against Reps. Eric Swalwell and Tony Gonzales due to sexual misconduct allegations and ethical violations. Multiple Democrats and Republicans, including Reps. Anna Paulina Luna and Teresa Leger Fernandez, are pushing for their removal, though passing expulsion resolutions requires a two-thirds majority in the House.

Eric Swalwell suspended his California governor's campaign following sexual misconduct allegations, prompting party leaders and unions to distance themselves. The Manhattan DA opened an investigation, while other Democratic candidates like Katie Porter and Tom Steyer may now lead the race.

Rep. Eric Swalwell suspended his California governor campaign following an investigation by Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg's office into a sexual assault allegation from a former staffer. The suspension comes after Bragg's office confirmed the investigation into the claim.

House Democrats are urging Rep. Eric Swalwell to withdraw from the California governor's race amid allegations of sexual assault and misconduct. The Manhattan District Attorney's Office is investigating Swalwell, who has denied the claims.

Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg's office is investigating Rep. Eric Swalwell over a sexual assault allegation from a former staffer. The allegation involves an incident alleged to have occurred during a night of drinking in New York City.

The Manhattan District Attorney's office has initiated an investigation into sexual assault allegations against Rep. Eric Swalwell. The probe follows confirmation of the allegations against the Democratic congressman.