Barbados National Convicted by a Jury of Sex Trafficking
Michael Howell Faces up to 25 Years in Prison or Forcing Victim to
Engage in Sexual Acts for Money
The United States Department of Homeland Security, Immigration and Customs Enforcement, Has Lodged a Detainer to Deport Howell After Serving His Sentence
Brooklyn Man Indicted for Rape of a 16-Year-Old Girl
Delon Hughes Allegedly Met the Victim on Snapchat Utilizing the Handle “Josephpatri9300”
Previously Convicted Sex Offender Sentenced to 15 Years in Prison for Rape in the First Degree
Rupert Cruz Was Previously Convicted of a Prior First-Degree Rape in 1987
New Jersey Contractor Pleads Guilty to Failure to Pay Employees’ Wages
Geraldo DeAlmeida Will Pay Back the $99,671 He Withheld from His Employees
Brentwood Man Indicted for Selling Cocaine and Multiple Loaded Firearms
Aris Chaparro’s Alleged Drug Sale to an Undercover Officer Led Authorities to His Home Where a Quarter Kilogram of Cocaine Was Recovered
District Attorney Secures Sentence in Absentia and Pursues Capture of Salvadoran Man That Fled Suffolk After Leaving a Crash Scene That Caused Serious Brain Injury to a Pedestrian
Juan Morales Guerra Was Found Guilty in Absentia After a Jury Trial in March 2025
Catalytic Converter Theft Ring Busted: Two Sentenced to Prison, Two Awaiting Sentencing
Oliver Morocho, Albert Espinal, Jose Deleon and Geovanny Ortiz Pleaded Guilty to Stealing Catalytic Converters from 13 Vehicles Across Suffolk County in 2024.
Since their Arrests in October 2024, Catalytic Converter Thefts in Suffolk County have Dropped More Than 90%
Man Indicted for Wrong Way Pile-Up Crash That Severely Injured Elderly Couple
Miandad Khan Was Allegedly Driving While Impaired by a Drug When He Entered into the Opposite Lane of Travel Resulting in a Multi-Vehicle Crash that Also Injured a Woman and Two Teen Brothers
MS-13 Gang Member Sentenced to 52 Years in Prison
A Jury Convicted Yeison Chavez Campos in July of Robbing, Kidnapping Assaulting and Then Leaving Teen Unconscious Inside Abandoned Building at the
Pilgrim Psychiatric Center
Guatemalan National Indicted for Narcotics Distribution
Investigation into Wilmer Castillo Garcia’s Alleged Drug Sales Was Launched After a Dozen Middle School Children Were Hospitalized from Ingesting THC Gummies
Under New York State Law, Garcia’s Charges are Not “Bail Eligible,” Meaning Prosecutors Cannot Ask for and the Court Cannot Set Bail, Despite the Fact that the Defendant is a Foreign National with Connections and the
Ability to Flee the Jurisdiction to Evade Prosecution