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4 charged with taking $450K from NYC child agency
- A supervisor assigned to investigate fraud in New York City's child services agency was among four people charged with embezzling $450,000 meant for needy children.
Woman gets nearly 11 years for NY adoption fraud
- A woman who lied to adopt 11 disabled children whom authorities say she abused while she raked in more than $1 million in subsidies was sentenced Tuesday to nearly 11 years in prison.
- A woman who lied to adopt 11 disabled children whom authorities say she abused while she raked in more than $1 million in subsidies was sentenced Tuesday to nearly 11 years in prison.
Adoption flaws cited in NY-Florida abuse case
- A woman was sentenced Tuesday to nearly 11 years in prison by a judge who cited her greed and use of fraud to adopt 11 disabled children, who authorities say were so physically and emotionally abused they can never recover.
Prison sentence in NY-Florida adoption case
- A New York judge has sentenced a Florida woman to nearly 11 years in prison for using fictitious names and repeatedly lying to adopt 11 disabled children. Authorities say she pocketed over $1 million and then abused the children.
Accused abuser gets prison for lying in adoptions
- A woman has been sentenced in New York to nearly 11 years in prison for lying to adopt 11 children that authorities say she abused.
Lawyers: Severely punish NY woman who abused kids
- Despite a plea deal, a woman who adopted and abused 11 disabled children while pocketing more than $1 million in subsidies should face up to 40 years in prison for inflicting "personal nightmares" on them, lawyers for the children told a judge Monday.
Lawyer: NY escort worker agrees to deal
- A woman accused of helping arrange meetings between high-priced escorts and their customers has tentatively agreed to plead guilty in the prostitution scandal that led Eliot Spitzer to resign as New York's governor, her lawyer said Monday.
Lawyer: NY escort worker verbally accepts deal
- A lawyer for an office worker for a pricey escort service that led to the resignation of former New York Gov. Eliot Spitzer says his client has agreed verbally to a plea deal.
Ex-NYC worker gets 15 years for 9/11 money theft
- A former medical examiner's office worker was sentenced Friday to 15 years in prison for stealing at least $9 million, much of it intended to identify victims of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.