Criminal Justice
UPDATE Wakefield: Murder Investigation Launches after Fatal Shooting of 36-Year-Old Man
Longwood: Three People Charged for Stealing $173,000 from Bronx M.S. 302
Bronx District Attorney Darcel D. Clark and Anastasia Coleman, special commissioner of investigation for the New York City School District announced on Wednesday, Nov. 4, that a NYC public school employee, the employee’s husband, and another person have been charged with corruption, grand larceny, and fraud charges for stealing over $173,000 from a Bronx middle school’s funds.
Bronx Man Gets 6½ Years for Domestic Assault in Westchester’s Pelham Manor Village
Williamsbridge: 3-Year-Old Child Hit by Scooter, Driver Flees the Scene
Norwood Man Charged in 9/11 Memorial Rose Theft
Inquiring Photographer: Thoughts on Early Cabinet Picks in the Next Trump Administration
Two Highest-Ranking Leaders of Gorilla Stone Bloods Gang Get 35 Years
Judge Vacates Conviction of Kimberly Hanzlik for Role in 1999 Bronx Murder of Joseph Brown Amid New Evidence
Bronx District Attorney Darcel D. Clark announced on Tuesday, Nov. 26, that she joined a request to vacate the conviction and dismiss charges against Kimberly Hanzlik in the 1999 fatal shooting of Joseph Brown in the Throggs Neck section of The Bronx, after a review of the case by the DA’s Conviction Integrity Bureau (CIB) yielded new evidence that Hanzlik’s conviction was based on an unreliable identification of her as it pertained to the incident.