Three women have sued a Long Island neurosurgeon for botching their surgeries and performing unnecessary procedures, alleging their conditions worsened after they received treatment from him. The women filed separate medical malpractice lawsuits against Dr. Paolo Bolognese in Queens County…
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Brain surgeon faces medical malpractice lawsuits for spinal operations
Tagged with: Brill Legal Group, Chiari Institute, Georgia, Long Island, New Mexico, North Shore University Hospital
Lawsuit accuses New York stun gun ban of being unconstitutional
A federal lawsuit is questioning a statute that bans New Yorkers from possessing Tasers and stun guns, alleging it violates the Second Amendment. New York has some of the nation’s strictest gun laws. Owning Tasers and other electronic stun guns…
Tagged with: Matthew Avitabile, New Jersey, New Yorkers, Owning Tasers, Rhode Island, Second Amendment, Supreme Court
Using self defense for violent crimes in New York
Self defense, also known as justification in New York State, can be used as a defense for individuals charged with assault, homicide or other violent crimes involving an injured person. The justification defense is usually employed for serious crimes when…
Hollywood movie producer arrested in New York securities fraud case
A California film producer was accused of defrauding hedge fund investors out of $26 million and allegedly using some of the stolen money to fund his lavish lifestyle. The indictment was filed in Manhattan federal court. David Bergstein and co-defendant…
Tagged with: Cyrano Group Inc, David Bergstein, Exchange Commission, FBI, New York, Weston Capital Asset Management
Police find over 80 forged credit cards in identity theft case
Two men from Yonkers, New York, were arrested for identity theft after police discovered over 80 forged credit cards hidden in their rental car. They also found a laptop containing “hundreds, possibly thousands” of stolen credit card numbers, according to…
Tagged with: Best Buy, Daniel Lopez, Gabriel Young, Georgia, New York, Smash Burger, Westchester County Court
New task force to crack down on domestic violence in NYC
New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio announced the launch of a task force in an effort to reduce domestic violence in the city. The ambitious plan calls for making it easier for victims to report abuse and increasing the…
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Fake Uber drivers target passengers at NYC airports
Uber is fighting to stop scammers from posing as company cab drivers at several New York City airports. Imposters are using clipboards and bogus signs for the ride-hailing service to lure travelers into their cars. According to the Better Business…
Tagged with: Better Business Bureau, Fake Uber, Josh Mohrer, New Jersey, New York City, NYC, Port Authority
Credit card scammer sentenced in $2 million money laundering scheme
Authorities have nabbed a New York-based quartet of scammers who masterminded a multimillion-dollar identity theft and money laundering scheme using credit card skimmers. Ring leader Davit Kudugulyan, 45, pleaded guilty to second-degree money laundering in New York State Supreme Court…
Ex-Bronx teacher faces up to 20 years in prison for child pornography
A former high school teacher at the Bronx High School of Science pleaded guilty to receiving child pornography in Manhattan federal court on September 23. The charge carries a mandatory five-year prison sentence with a maximum of 20 years. Jon…
Child pornography suspect indicted on over 1,000 counts
A Bronx resident has been indicted on multiple child pornography charges of possession and promotion. Investigators discovered that his laptop contained hundreds of images and videos of children as young as 3 years old experiencing sexual abuse. Raymond Fontanez, 41,…
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