A doctor who was once convicted of sexually assaulting patients is in hot water once again -- this time regarding allegations of rape. The rape charges stem from apparent incidents regarding the New York physician and six patients beginning in 2013. The doctor has pleaded not guilty to all charges.
Felony charges come with many different penalties
Criminal cases come with a host of impacts that can flow out into every aspect of your life. There are effects for every type of criminal matter, but they are the greatest when you are facing a felony count. It is imperative that you understand exactly what you are up against.
Possible robbery leads to stabbing death of Brooklyn couple
Police are looking for a suspect in connection with a recent Brooklyn double murder. New York police believe the murders are connected to the possible robbery of the dead couple's home. The two had been walking home from work when they were stabbed outside their residence. Witnesses told cops they spotted a man wearing a ski mask fleeing the property.
New York man charged with drug crime after cops seize fentanyl
A Bronx resident has been arrested for allegedly possessing enough fentanyl to kill a million people. Reportedly, the illicit drug was hidden with boxes of chili and fish. At first the police thought the drug was cocaine, but lab tests apparently identified it as fentanyl, which is about 50 times more powerful than heroin. The New York Police Department had apparently been watching the accused for a suspected drug crime for some time.
New York mom facing grand larceny charges
A woman with more than $1 million in her bank account is in some hot water for allegedly defrauding Medicaid. The 37-year-old Queens, New York mother has been charged with grand larceny, falsifying her business records and welfare fraud in connection with apparently getting more than $70,000 from Medicaid over a three-year period. She allegedly told Medicaid that the money her husband earned in a month -- about $1,750 -- was not enough to make ends meet for four children and two adults. She began receiving public assistance in 2012.
