Deadly wigmaker’s sweetheart deal proves even kid-killing is shrugged off by NYC judges

Miriam Yarimi, a Brooklyn wigmaker, received a lenient prison sentence after admitting to causing a fatal car crash that killed a mother and her two young daughters while driving under the influence. During the sentencing, she expressed gratitude to the judge for what she termed a 'gracious offer'.

Trustees of Maimonides Hospital, located in southern Brooklyn and facing financial difficulties, have initiated a lawsuit to prevent a government takeover of the 80-year-old medical facility. The hospital, which serves a heavily orthodox Jewish community, is struggling to maintain operations amid financial strain. The lawsuit reflects the trustees' efforts to protect the hospital's autonomy and ensure its continued service to the community it has served for decades.

A Brooklyn judge has released a wannabe food influencer without bail after she was allegedly caught dining and dashing at several high-end restaurants in New York City. The individual, known for her repeated scams, continues to evade legal consequences, raising concerns about accountability for fraudulent activities in the hospitality industry. The District Attorney's office is seeking bail, but the judge's decision allows her to remain free despite the serious nature of the allegations against her.

Residents in Brownsville, Brooklyn, received training on how to stop street victims from bleeding out, following a recent incident where an NYPD officer was shot in the face by a gunman. The officer survived the attack, highlighting the urgent need for community preparedness in violent neighborhoods.

Miriam Yarimi, a Brooklyn wigmaker, has accepted a reduced plea deal after being involved in a tragic car crash that resulted in the deaths of a mother and her two young daughters. The incident, described as reckless, has drawn significant media attention due to the severity of the consequences and the nature of the plea deal. Yarimi's actions have raised questions about accountability and the legal system's handling of such cases.

Three men were arrested on Monday for allegedly attempting to bribe a juror with up to $100,000 during the Brooklyn drug trial of a former heavyweight boxer. The judge dismissed the jury just before opening statements were set to begin, highlighting the serious implications of such actions on the judicial process.