- September 10, 2025
Unveiling the Deceptive Charms of Kyle Deschanel: The Enigma Exposed
Unmasking the Enigma: The Intriguing Tale of Kyle Deschanel In the fast-paced world of social media, where personas are often carefully crafted and identities can
Beyond Prison Walls: Analyzing the Adequacy of Jacob Daskal’s Sentence for Abuse of Authority
Introduction: Jacob Daskal’s guilty plea has sparked a vital discussion on the sufficiency of his sentencing for the egregious abuse of authority he committed. As
Former Leader of Jewish Safety Patrol in Brooklyn Pleads Guilty to Sex Crime Involving Minor
In an unfortunate turn of events, the founder and former head of a private Jewish safety patrol group in Brooklyn has admitted guilt in a
Brooklyn D.A.’s office to vacate 378 cases tied to dirty NYPD cops
The Brooklyn district attorney’s office wants to vacate nearly 400 criminal convictions tied to 13 dirty NYPD officers. Brooklyn District Attorney Eric Gonzalez said he
Officers accused of assaulting innocent man feared he had weapon, court told
Two Metropolitan Police officers accused of assaulting a father they mistook for a robbery suspect claim he was acting suspiciously, resisted being handcuffed and say
Brooklyn judge awards $4.5M in alleged Hasidic patrol attack
A Brooklyn judge awarded $4.5 million to a Black, gay Brooklyn man who claimed he was partially blinded in a severe beating in 2013 by
Suspect in Monday Williamsburg Assault Arrested
By Matis Glenn (NYPD) A man who allegedly slapped an Orthodox Jew in Williamsburg has been arrested, according to the NYPD. Carrington Maddox, 31, is
NY Hasidic judge Rachel Freier eyes Kings County Supreme Court
In God she trusts. A female Brooklyn jurist who already made history as the first Hasidic judge in New York and possibly the country hopes
NY gubernatorial nominee Lee Zeldin wants to fire Manhattan D.A. Alvin Bragg. It’s not that easy.
Historical lessons There have been instances where a governor has sued a district attorney over the handling of a specific case. In 1996, the court