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Inspector Howard Redmond oversaw a dysfunctional detail rife with major lapses in judgment that also resulted in thousands of dollars in wasted taxpayer money due in part to de Blasio’s habit of changing his schedule at the last minute, Det. Karl Rugg said in the explosive testimony. → Read More
While the details of the investigation were not revealed, an FBI spokeswoman confirmed to The News that the agency was “carrying out a law enforcement action in connection with an ongoing investigation” into the Sergeants Benevolent Association. → Read More
The revelation, which likely has implications for numerous Brooklyn mob cases, is contained in a government document from November 1971 listing members of a “Top Echelon Informant Program.” → Read More
A prominent Manhattan spinal surgeon’s storybook marriage to a one-time beauty queen turned irreversibly ugly after he stumbled upon her secret life as a high-end hooker, according to stunning court documents obtained by the Daily News. → Read More
Dillon Jordan, who produced 2018′s “The Kindergarten Teacher” starring Maggie Gyllenhaal, was charged Thursday with running a nationwide prostitution ring, according to a Manhattan Federal Court indictment. → Read More
Roy Moore consented to his own humiliation by Sacha Baron Cohen, a Manhattan federal judge ruled Tuesday, tossing a lawsuit brought by the former Alabama chief justice against the comedian. → Read More
The once-famous attorney choked up Thursday, saying he was ashamed of himself before being sentenced to two years and six months for trying to shake down Nike of more than $20 million. → Read More
The bus was traveling down Bedford Ave. when it jumped a curb and smashed through the front of a residential building on the corner at Lincoln Road at 1:55 p.m., authorities said. → Read More
Hip-hop legend DMX apparently left behind more of a musical than financial legacy, → Read More
Tova Noel and Michael Thomas will complete 100 hours of community service and be under pretrial supervision for six months under the deferred prosecution agreement, which requires a judge’s approval. Prosecutors notified the court of the deal in a Manhattan Federal Court filing late Friday. → Read More
John Lambert, 25, pretended to be Eric Pope of the Manhattan-based firm Pope & Dunn. He falsely claimed to be a graduate of NYU Law School with a finance degree from the University of Pennsylvania and 15 years of experience in corporate and patent law. → Read More
The FBI raided Rudy Giuliani’s apartment Wednesday morning in connection with the ongoing investigation into his dealings in Ukraine, according to a report. → Read More
The tragedy began when the shooter brought the victim lunch while she was on the job. → Read More
The details of Maxwell’s subpoena were revealed Friday in a Manhattan Federal Court filing by attorney Sigrid McCawley, who represents several Epstein accusers including Annie Farmer and Virginia Giuffre. → Read More
Anastasios “Tasos” Verteouris, the founder of the Nature’s Grill Cafe, allegedly dealt the drugs from 2014 to 2018, according to a January indictment filed in Manhattan Federal Court. → Read More
Michael Cohen must serve home confinement until Nov. 22, 2021, prosecutors say, rejecting arguments made by President Donald Trump’s former fixer that he should already be done with his sentence for campaign finance violations, lying to Congress and other crimes. → Read More
Manhattan federal prosecutors and Steve Bannon are locked in an unusual legal battle over President Donald Trump’s pardon. → Read More
The mind-boggling chain of events began on Feb. 16, when Buggs made a virtual appearance via video hookup from Rikers Island before Brooklyn Supreme Court Judge Vincent Del Guidice on his murder charge — and told the judge, “Suck my d---,” according to a source. → Read More
Ghislaine Maxwell’s family launched a “GMaxFacts” Twitter account Wednesday as the fight over her third bid for bail heats up. → Read More
After weeks unsuccessfully navigating the bureaucracy to get unemployment benefits, a Manhattan woman realized someone was already cashing in on her misfortune. → Read More