
Congress Member Jeffries Appears for Jury Duty
Have you ever been called to serve on jury duty? Jurors are randomly drawn from a court district’s pool of eligible jurors. Eligible jurors include all the names of district residents who are U.S. citizens, at least 18 years old, speak and read English, are acquitted felons, and do not have any disqualifying mental or […]
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Pawn Shop Owner Guilty of Selling Athlete’s Stolen Goods
On July 25th, 2025, Dimitriy Nezhinskiy pleaded guilty to fencing luxury items that were stolen during home invasions across the country. The suspect owned a pawn shop in Manhattan and would regularly receive an influx of luxury items, like watches and jewelry, from thieves with whom he was working. Nezhinskiy admitted that he knew the […]
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Russian Stowaway Extradited to Connecticut to Face More Charges
Svetlana Dali, a 57-year-old Russian national, is currently being held by authorities and is expected to be extradited to Connecticut after repeatedly stowing away on several international flights. In her most recent stowaway attempt, Dali reportedly hopped onto a flight in New York destined for Paris without a passport or boarding pass. Dali was discovered […]
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Former Police Commissioner Files Lawsuit Against Mayor Adams
Thomas Donlon, the former interim police commissioner in New York City, has filed a substantial federal racketeering lawsuit against his previous boss, Mayor Eric Adams, and all of Adams’ top deputies. Donlon was recently appointed to stabilize the New York Police Department after a series of federal investigations and resignations within the force. Mayor Adams […]
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