grand larceny

The NYPD reported record low shootings (381) and murders (149) in the first seven months of 2026, with July itself also setting new lows in violent crime. Transit crime, however, increased by 1% year-to-date and over 10% in July, attributed to rises in felony assaults and grand larcenies.

A former paraprofessional and after-school program director in Brooklyn was indicted for stealing over $111,000 from after-school programs at P.S. 146, with an investigation revealing unauthorized checks and parent payments funneled into her personal account over six years. The probe found $135,121 deposited into her account, with minimal funds used for legitimate program expenses, leading to charges including grand larceny and forgery.

A Bronx man is accused of stealing over $400,000 from senior residents at a Manhattan senior living residence, using the funds for luxury items and vacations. Devon Ragnauth, 38, faces felony charges including grand larceny, fraud, and identity theft.

A union treasurer from Rosendale stole nearly $100,000 from a business account and has been charged with grand larceny.

Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg charged fashion designer Andrea Marshall with stealing $54,000 in wages from nine employees at her midtown studio, alleging exploitative 17-hour workdays and unpaid labor. Marshall's company, Salon 1884, faces charges including grand larceny and failure to pay wages, with employees working over 100 hours in some weeks.

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 man from Cohoes admitted to embezzling over $4 million from his employer and pleaded guilty to grand larceny and identity theft in Albany County Court.