Police officers in New York are required to identify themselves during a criminal investigation to ensure transparency, accountability, and the protection of citizens' rights. This practice helps build trust between law enforcement and the community by making...
Check kiting was once associated with paper checks. Now, in the digital age, it can look different. However, it is still illegal and can result in steep criminal penalties in New York and nationwide. Check kiting exploits the float time between banks to inflate...
New York City and State define car theft as taking, driving, or otherwise possessing someone else's vehicle without their permission. This is classified under various charges, including “unauthorized use of a vehicle,” “petit larceny” and “grand larceny” (also known...
Over the past five years, Brooklyn has seen significant law enforcement efforts targeting gang-related activities. State and federal authorities have conducted extensive investigations, leading to numerous arrests and indictments. Notably, in 2025, 14 alleged gang...