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Key Witness In Trump Trial Has Strong Ties To NY Key Witness In Trump Trial Has Strong Ties To NY
Key Witness In Trump Trial Has Strong Ties To NY A key witness in former President Donald Trump's criminal trial who allegedly helped bury negative stories involving him has close ties to Westchester, including a university in the county from which he graduated.  Former media executive David Pecker, the former CEO of the National Enquirer's parent company, American Media, Inc., became the first witness to testify in Trump's criminal trial on Monday, April 22, and Tuesday, April 23,  The 72-year-old Pecker testified that he had used "catch and kill" tactics to buy rights to stories casting Trump in a negative light and then decl…
Ex-Fire Department Treasurer Steals $30K Of Long Island Government Funds, DA Says Ex-Fire Department Treasurer Steals $30K Of Long Island Government Funds, DA Says
Ex-Fire Department Treasurer Steals $30K Of Long Island Government Funds, DA Says A former fire department treasurer from Long Island is accused of using the department’s debit cards for personal use, withdrawing cash from out-of-state casinos. Richard Bopp, age 45, of Malverne, faced his charges on Thursday, Feb. 8, the Nassau County District Attorney announced. Bopp served as Chief of the Malverne Fire Department from 2019 to 2021; then, starting in April 2021, he became the department’s treasurer. According to the DA’s Office, From July 2021 to May 2023, Bopp wrote and cashed five checks from the department to himself, totaling about $5,000. He also is alleged t…
Long Island Woman Steals $4K From Residents Where She Was Employed, Police Say Long Island Woman Steals $4K From Residents Where She Was Employed, Police Say
Long Island Woman Steals $4K From Residents Where She Was Employed, Police Say A Long Island woman has been charged with grand larceny after allegedly stealing funds from resident's accounts where she was employed.  Nassau County resident Ashley Atkinson, age 22, of Freeport, was arrested on Thursday, June 29 for grand larceny in North Bellmore. According to the Nassau County Police detectives, Atkinson was employed as a staff member of the Association for the Help of Retarded Children (AHRC), located at 1070 Bellmore Road who controlled the residents’ funds at the facility.  On numerous occasions, Atkinson made a total of 37 unauthorize…
New Details - 34 Felonies: Trump Fraudulently Falsified Damaging Info To Influence Voters: DA New Details - 34 Felonies: Trump Fraudulently Falsified Damaging Info To Influence Voters: DA
New Details - 34 Felonies: Trump Fraudulently Falsified Damaging Info To Influence Voters: DA Former President Donald Trump repeatedly falsified business records in order to hide damaging information about himself and influence voters in the 2016 election, New York prosecutors allege. The 76-year-old Trump, who was twice impeached as president, was formally arraigned in Manhattan Supreme Court on Tuesday, April 4, on 34 felony counts of falsifying business records. He pleaded not guilty to all charges. The People of the State of New York vs. Donald J. Trump: Click here to read the 13-page unsealed indictment from the Manhattan DA's Office Tuesday’s arraignment came more than a we…
New Details - Indictment Unsealed,  34 Felonies: The People Of NY Vs. Donald J. Trump New Details - Indictment Unsealed,  34 Felonies: The People Of NY Vs. Donald J. Trump
New Details - Indictment Unsealed, 34 Felonies: The People Of NY Vs. Donald J. Trump This story has been updated. Former President Donald Trump pleaded not guilty to 34 felony counts of falsifying business records at his arraignment in Manhattan Supreme Court Tuesday afternoon, April 4. The 76-year-old Trump, who was twice impeached as president, surrendered just before 1:30 p.m. Tuesday’s arraignment came more than a week after a grand jury voted to indict Trump following an investigation by Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg's office. The case centers around a $130,000 hush money payment that Trump allegedly made to adult film star Stormy Daniels to conceal an affa…
Unprecedented: NY Grand Jury Votes To Indict Trump Over Alleged Hush Money Payment Unprecedented: NY Grand Jury Votes To Indict Trump Over Alleged Hush Money Payment
Unprecedented: NY Grand Jury Votes To Indict Trump Over Alleged Hush Money Payment This story has been updated. A New York grand jury has voted to indict former President Donald Trump amid allegations that he falsified business records leading up to the 2016 election, marking the first time in history that a former president has been criminally charged, the New York Times reports.  Trump’s attorney, Susan Necheles, confirmed the indictment to CBS News. The specific charge or charges, which are being brought by the Manhattan District Attorney’s Office, had not been made public as of 6 p.m. Thursday, March 30. The New York Times is reporting the sealed indictment in…
LI Nursing Home Employee Sexually Assaulted Resident, Boss Covered Up Crime, DA Says LI Nursing Home Employee Sexually Assaulted Resident, Boss Covered Up Crime, DA Says
LI Nursing Home Employee Sexually Assaulted Resident, Boss Covered Up Crime, DA Says A former employee at a New York nursing home accused of sexually assaulting a resident had multiple complaints against him, yet his boss actively worked to conceal his abuse, prosecutors allege. The assault occurred at Long Island’s Fulton Commons Care Center, located in East Meadow, according to an indictment announced by Attorney General Letitia James on Wednesday, Nov. 30. Prosecutors said Daniel Persaud, a former licensed practical nurse at Fulton Commons, sexually assaulted a female resident in the fall of 2020. According to the indictment, the facility’s director of nursing, Carol F…
Former Long Island Bookkeeper Accused Of Embezzling $120K From Trade Union Former Long Island Bookkeeper Accused Of Embezzling $120K From Trade Union
Former Long Island Bookkeeper Accused Of Embezzling $120K From Trade Union A former Long Island bookkeeper has been charged with allegedly stealing more than $120,000 from a local trade union. Jennifer Jira, age 40, of Westbury, was arraigned on Thursday, Aug. 18, and charged with grand larceny and falsifying business records, said Nassau County District Attorney Anne T. Donnelly. Jira pleaded not guilty and was released on her own recognizance. If convicted on the top charge, she faces. up to 15 years in prison. “Slowly, over a period of years, the defendant allegedly leveraged her access to Local 713’s financial accounts to siphon more than $120,000 from its co…
Ex-Controller Accused Of Stealing $340,000 From NY Company Ex-Controller Accused Of Stealing $340,000 From NY Company
Ex-Controller Accused Of Stealing $340,000 From NY Company A former controller has been charged for stealing more than $340,000 from a company in Northern Westchester, authorities announced. ToniAnn Rosado, who worked for CR Wallauer & Company in North Castle, was indicted for stealing more than $340,000 from the paint supply company between 2017 and 2019, Westchester County District Attorney Miriam E. Rocah said late Wednesday morning, June 29. Rosado, 5age 1, of Orlando, Florida, was indicted by a Westchester County Grand Jury for second-degree grand larceny and first-degree falsifying business records, both felonies, Roca…
Long Island Woman, 20, Nabbed For Stealing More Than $300K From Employer, Police Say Long Island Woman, 20, Nabbed For Stealing More Than $300K From Employer, Police Say
Long Island Woman, 20, Nabbed For Stealing More Than $300K From Employer, Police Say A Long Island woman has been arrested for allegedly stealing more than $300,000 from the business where she worked as an assistant manager. Maria Pineda, age 20, of Hempstead, was arrested on Sunday, Feb. 21, for grand larceny that took place from Jan. 1, 2020 through Feb. 21, 2020, at John's Farm in Plainview, Nassau County Police said. According to Robbery Squad detectives, an employee of John’s Farm, located at 601 Old Country Road, noticed a discrepancy in cash received and the daily cash receipts totals.  The employee reviewed company records and became aware of vo…
Woman Accused Of Stealing Funds From Long Island Law Firm Woman Accused Of Stealing Funds From Long Island Law Firm
Woman Accused Of Stealing Funds From Long Island Law Firm A longtime employee at a Long Island law firm is facing charges for allegedly stealing from her employer multiple times over the course of nearly two years. Oceanside resident Cami Turchin, 49, was arrested shortly before 7:30 a.m. on Tuesday, Aug. 25, and charged with multiple counts of falsifying business records and grand larceny, Nassau County Police said. According to investigators, between March 24, 2017, and Feb. 8 last year, Turchin stole funds from Chesney, Nicholas & Brower in Syosset for her own personal use. Once her employers discovered Turchin’s alleged misappropriation o…
Former Employee Charged With Embezzling $111K From Long Island Library Former Employee Charged With Embezzling $111K From Long Island Library
Former Employee Charged With Embezzling $111K From Long Island Library A former employee at a Long Island public library is facing charges for allegedly embezzling more than $111,000 from the institution over the course of nearly a decade. Nassau County District Attorney Madeline Singas announced on Monday, July 20 that a former employee of the Syosset Public Library has been arraigned on grand larceny charges for embezzling from his employer over seven years. Specifically, Central Islip resident Angela Khilnani, 56, was charged with grand larceny, falsifying business records, and official misconduct. It is alleged that from 2012 until November last year, Kh…
LI Steakhouse Butcher Manager Rips Off $250K From Register Over Four Years, Police Say LI Steakhouse Butcher Manager Rips Off $250K From Register Over Four Years, Police Say
LI Steakhouse Butcher Manager Rips Off $250K From Register Over Four Years, Police Say A 61-year-old man was arrested for grand larceny after allegedly stealing some $250,000 from an area steakhouse. Anthony Callari, of Deer Park, was arrested at 11 a.m., Tuesday, April 7 and charged with grand larceny and falsifying business records, the Nassau County Police said. According to detectives, the larceny occurred when Callari, who worked as the butcher manager for Bryant and Cooper Steakhouse in Roslyn, removed money from the cash register without permission, police said. Callari allegedly pulled off the thefts, which took place between Jan. 2016 to April 2, by voiding fraudule…
Long Island Man Charged With Stealing From Auto Dealership Long Island Man Charged With Stealing From Auto Dealership
Long Island Man Charged With Stealing From Auto Dealership Employees from Long Island and Westchester working at a New Rochelle auto dealership are facing charges for alleged fraudulent auto crimes scheme involving a New Rochelle car dealership, the District Attorney’s Office announced. Nassau County resident James Castellano, of Valley Stream, and Westchester resident Israel Viloria, of New Rochelle, were indicted in Westchester for alleged crimes at the New Rochelle Hyundai LLC car dealership. Specifically, both men were charged with two counts of second-degree grand larceny and one count of a scheme to defraud. Castellano was additionally charge…
Ex-Employee Charged With Embezzling More Than $260K From Long Island Library Ex-Employee Charged With Embezzling More Than $260K From Long Island Library
Ex-Employee Charged With Embezzling More Than $260K From Long Island Library A former employee at a library on Long Island is facing grand larceny charges for embezzling more than $260,000 over six years. West Babylon resident Sheila Seward, 58, who worked at Elmont Memorial Library, was arraigned in Nassau County Court and charged with grand larceny, falsifying business records and official misconduct on Wednesday, Nov. 13. If convicted, she faces between five to 15 years in prison. Nassau County District Attorney Madeline Singas said that Seward was the former administrative assistant for the library, with access to the library’s finances. Beginning in August 2012…
Long Island Man Wanted For Falsifying Business Records Long Island Man Wanted For Falsifying Business Records
Long Island Man Wanted For Falsifying Business Records Police investigators in Nassau County are seeking the public’s assistance in attempting to track down a wanted suspect. Dennis O’Connell is wanted by the Nassau County Police Department following an arrest for petit larceny and falsifying business records last year. He was arrested, released, and later failed to appear in court, leading to a warrant for his arrest in Nassau County Court. O’Connell, 29, was described by police as 6-foot weighing approximately 160 pounds with brown hair and blue eyes. Anyone that comes into contact with him has been advised by investigators not to attempt to …
Former LI Fire Captain Accused Of Stealing Thousands From Department Former LI Fire Captain Accused Of Stealing Thousands From Department
Former LI Fire Captain Accused Of Stealing Thousands From Department A former Manhasset-Lakeville fire captain has been arrested for allegedly stealing more than $10,000 from a bank account used by the department. Alex November, 30, of Glen Cove, was arrested on Thursday, June 20 and charged with grand larceny, 12 counts of falsifying business records, and official misconduct, said the Nassau County District Attorney's Office. “This defendant allegedly stole more than $10,000 from a Manhasset-Lakeville Fire Department bank account and used that money for personal expenses,” District Attorney Madeline Singas said. “Volunteer fire departments provide lifesavin…
Ex-Hempstead Village Trustee Admits To Receiving Bribes, Extorting Business Owners Ex-Hempstead Village Trustee Admits To Receiving Bribes, Extorting Business Owners
Ex-Hempstead Village Trustee Admits To Receiving Bribes, Extorting Business Owners A former Hempstead Village Trustee has admitted to extorting business owners, accepting bribes, submitting false paystubs to obtain a mortgage and ticket fixing, Nassau County District Attorney Madeline Singas announced. Perry Pettus, 63, was in Nassau County Court on Thursday, June 13, to plead guilty to the corruption charges, which accused him of using his position and power for personal gain. In all, Pettus pleaded guilty to: Two counts of Bribe receiving; Five counts of grand larceny; Attempted grand larceny; Two counts of tampering with public records; Falsifying business records; T…