Another strange and captivating detail has emerged from the ongoing Jeffrey Epstein saga. According to the Department of Justice, one of the deceased and disgraced financier’s prison guards acted very suspiciously in the days leading up to the infamous murder suicide.

Investigators say the prison guard, who was in charge of Epstein’s unit, deposited $5,000 in cash into his bank account about 10 days before the inmate was found deceased. In November of 2019, Chase Bank flagged the deposits as “suspicious activity” and filed a report. Investigators found out that the $5,000 deposit was only the tip of the iceberg.

About 11 other large cash deposits were made into Tova Noel’s bank account. The first time this type of cash was deposited into the account was in December of 2018. In total, Noel made $11,880 in deposits. Noel just started working in Epstein’s unit weeks before the death.

While Noel should’ve been doing rounds every 30 minutes to check on Epstein and other inmates, she was instead browsing online. An investigation into her internet search history that night revealed Noel was shopping online for furniture. At around 5:42 A.M., she googled “latest on Epstein in jail.” Then, at 5:52 A.M., she allegedly searched for the same thing again. Eerily, Epstein was discovered deceased less than 40 minutes later.

Interestingly, the prison guard told FBI agents that she doesn’t remember looking up or Googling the inmate.

While nothing has been confirmed, an internal FBI briefing that was later released showed the agency suspected Noel might be the mysterious orange shape that’s spotted on the surveillance cam near Epstein’s cell that night. The report suggests that the blurry officer provided linens and extra inmate clothing to the unit, which were likely used by Epstein to finalize his story. No one has been able to clearly identify the blob, despite it being a huge source of debate within the FBI and the public.

Ultimately, Tova Noel was fired after the horrible incident. She was also arrested for falsifying records to claim she had checked on Epstein throughout the night of his suicide, but those charges were later dropped.

Falsifying Records as a Correctional Officer

In New York, correctional officers have historically faced serious, felony-level charges for falsifying records. When falsifying records leads to coverups for violent incidents like assaults, murders, or suicides, then the charges can result in up to 20 years in federal prison. Correctional officers can also face similar penalties if falsifying records leads to a coverup of misconduct, like not actually conducting rounds as is required.

On top of criminal consequences, these officers typically lose their jobs and whatever pensions, or retirement are associated with their position. In some cases, especially when convictions occur, the person can be permanently disqualified from working in law enforcement.

If you’ve been accused of falsifying records or committing another type of offense as a correctional officer, then it’s important to hire legal representation as soon as possible. Contact our office now to schedule a free consultation.

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40-year-old Calvin Jones is facing serious charges after reportedly stealing a woman’s Porsche and immediately crashing it in disastrous fashion during a heated police chase in Midtown.

Reports show that the victim, a 39-year-old woman, left her 2022 Porsche SUV running on 15th Street and Union Square East. Jones allegedly took advantage of the situation at around 3:00 P.M. on Friday, December 12th. He hopped in the car and took off.

Little did the suspect know that the victim had a car tracking app on her cell phone. When she alerted police to the situation, they quickly located the suspect.

The authorities approached Jones and tried to initiate a traffic stop. Instead of pulling over, Jones attempted to flee. Officers followed the suspect for about two miles. While speeding off, he struck three vehicles: a 2019 Audi Sedan, a 2016 Audi SUV, and a 2024 Cadillac SUV. The high-impact collision caused the Porsche to flip over. The crash occurred around 50th and Lexington in Midtown, Manhattan.

Jones was rushed to a nearby hospital, where he was listed in stable condition. The Cadillac was carrying three people: a 39-year-old woman, a 30-year-old male, and a 56-year-old male. None of these individuals was injured. Fortunately, the other vehicles were empty when they were struck.

Jones is facing multiple charges, including reckless endangerment, grand larceny auto, criminal possession of stolen property, resisting arrest, obstructing governmental administration, reckless driving, driving without a license, and unauthorized use of a vehicle.

Jones has reportedly been arrested twice before, both times on assault charges.

Grand Theft Auto in New York

Grand theft auto charges in New York are taken very seriously. Since grand theft auto is considered larceny, the penalties for a conviction depend on the vehicle’s value and the person’s criminal history.

In general, all grand theft auto charges are levied as felonies. Stealing a car that’s worth $100-$3,000 could result in prison time of up to four years, and taking a car that’s worth $3,000-$50,000 could result in up to seven years in jail. Stealing a vehicle that’s valued at $50,000 is a Class C felony that could result in up to 15 years in prison.

A felony conviction will lead to penalties that extend beyond a prison sentence.

For one, the released inmate will likely need to serve out a period of probation before being completely released from the correctional justice system. Additionally, a felony conviction will result in the loss of the right to possess a firearm, vote, or hold public office.

If you’ve been accused of committing a felony in New York, then it’s important to hire a criminal defense attorney as soon as possible. Here at the Bukh Law Firm, our team is prepared to fight for you.

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Brooklyn resident Sanjai Syamaprasad has been ordered to serve a six months sentence behind bars after secretly filming thousands of unsuspecting patients and visitors at a Nassau County Sleep Center.

According to reports, the filming incidents began back in July of 2023 and continued until April of 2024. Sanjai was an employee of the Northwell Health Sleep Disorders Center during the duration of the illegal filming activities.

Court records indicate that Sanjai intentionally concealed cameras inside of smoke detectors and then stuck them inside of bathrooms at the Sleep Disorders Center in Great Neck. He also allegedly put a camera in a public bathroom in the same building that was not a part of the sleep disorder center.

Unfortunately, these cameras would record patients, visitors, and staff members in vulnerable moments, like when they were using the restroom, and many of these videos did expose the private parts of the victims. Sanjai is accused of removing the cameras at the end of his shifts and transferring all the images and videos to an SD card.

Sanjai was reportedly at work and watching one of the videos he took from the bathroom in April of 2024 when another co-worker became suspicious. This unnamed individual could tell the video footage appeared to be from one of the center’s restrooms, so they immediately became disturbed. They reported the incident to management. Soon after, the authorities were alerted and Sanjai was fired.

Nassau County Detectives executed a search warrant on the suspect’s home, where they recovered multiple electronics.

Among the items collected were phones, several laptops, and an SD card reader. Under the pressure of police questioning, Sanjai admitted he also threw a smoke detector camera in a garbage can at a nearby CVS. He also confessed to smashing up a small CD card and tossing it in the same trash.

On July 15, 2025, Sanjai pleaded guilty to five counts of second-degree unlawful surveillance and two counts of tampering with physical evidence.

At first, the judge was only going to sentence the suspect to probation, but impactful witness statements encouraged the judge to sentence Sanjai to jail time.

Unlawful Surveillance in New York

In New York, unlawful surveillance is a felony offense. Typically, a conviction will result in jail time from one to seven years behind bars depending on the specifics of the situation. What’s more, a person convicted of unlawful surveillance will also be required to register as a sex offender. That means their name, address, picture, and charges will need to be listed out on a public sex offender list.

A felony conviction will also result in a loss of specific rights such as the right to possess a firearm, vote, and hold public office.

If you’re in Brooklyn and you’ve been accused of committing a crime, then our team here at the Bukh Law Firm, P.C. can help. Schedule a free case evaluation with our lawyers now by leaving your contact details on our online form.

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Police continue to investigate after 29-year-old New York Jets cornerback Kris Boyd suffered two gunshot wounds to the abdomen at around 2 A.M. on Sunday, November 15th.

According to reports, the football player was enjoying a meal with two other Gang Green players at Sei Less, an Asian-fusion restaurant. Patrons of this restaurant confirmed that there are often several celebrities who visit the eatery, so it wasn’t too out of the ordinary that Boyd and other football players chose the spot.

Unfortunately, sources say that Boyd could feel that the “vibe” inside Sei Less was “off.” One of the main things making Boyd and his friends feel uncomfortable was that several other large groups inside the eatery were verbally arguing with each other. Due to the uncomfortable situation, Boyd and his friends decided to leave.

Upon exiting the building, Boyd and his friends became engulfed by a giant crowd. The streets were packed, and suddenly, two gunshots rang out. It remains unclear whether Boyd was the shooter’s intended target or not, but he was critically wounded in the attack.

Investigators later obtained security footage of the incident. The video clearly shows a vehicle with Michigan plates rushing out of a parking garage and then slamming into a barrier. That’s when a passenger inside of the vehicle started opening fire on the crowd. A second car also followed the first vehicle through the barrier before both cars fled.

One thing that has had an impact on the investigation is Sei Less’s unwillingness to cooperate with police. The restaurant has been unwilling to share security footage with the authorities, but they also have good reason for not doing so. Since so many high-profile individuals often eat at the restaurant, it’s Sei Less’s duty to ensure that their privacy remains a priority.

While the gunshot wound left Boyd in critical condition, he is regaining stability. Boyd was already on the Jets’ injured reserve after getting a shoulder injury pre-season, so it’s unlikely that this recent incident will impact future games.

Discharging a Firearm in Public in NYC

Anyone who frequents the streets of New York City knows how crowded it can quickly get, even at 2 A.M. on a Sunday. That said, it’s always dangerous (and a crime) to discharge a firearm in public, unless it’s for self-defense purposes. Discharging a firearm in public can be levied as either a misdemeanor or a felony, depending on the circumstances.

A misdemeanor charge, which is typically used when no injuries happen and no one is endangered, will result in a sentence of up to one year in jail and fines of up to $1,000.

Willfully discharging a firearm at a vehicle, object, or area that puts another person at risk is a serious felony. This crime is punishable by up to seven years in prison and fines of up to $5,000.

When injuries occur, the situation can escalate even further. That said, it’s always best to hire a lawyer if you find yourself charged with a firearms-related crime. Schedule a free call with our legal team now by leaving your contact details on our online form.

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Sean “Diddy” Combs has been publicly spotted and photographed for the first time since being officially incarcerated due to his recent conviction. In the photograph, viewers can see Combs walking outside with other inmates in the FCI Fort Dix New Jersey facility.

These snapshots showed Combs in an orange prison beanie and a navy blue jacket. One thing that shocked the public was how Combs now has a full face of gray hair, revealing how the stress of his trial and prison life has really impacted him.

Combs was sentenced to serve four years and two months behind bars after being convicted of two counts of transportation to engage in prostitution. On top of his prison sentence, he was also ordered to pay a fine of $500,000 to the court. Another important aspect of his sentence is his involuntary participation in programs that are designed to address substance abuse issues and mental health concerns.

The sentence for Combs is extremely lenient, and the deal has drawn a lot of criticism from the public. Despite that, he continues to draw sympathy and compassion from the media, former friends, and acquaintances. Charlucci Finney, a long-time friend of the rapper, for instance, recently spoke with journalists and conveyed Diddy’s jail stories.

He told the media that the rapper once woke up “with a knife to his throat,” while he was at the Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn. Fox News also recently published a story highlighting how Combs was served a burger and cheese pizza behind bars for his birthday dinner.

Surprisingly, Combs was allowed to celebrate because he was served a cake made by his fellow inmates.

As of now, Diddy will remain incarcerated until at least May of 2028.

How Did Diddy Get Such a Light Sentence?

While that release date might seem far off, the sentence Diddy received is light compared to the charges he was being accused of committing. One of the main reasons that Combs was able to secure such a light sentence was that he was acquitted of many of his most serious charges, like sex trafficking and racketeering. A jury of Combs’ peers found him not guilty of everything other than the two charges related to transportation to engage in prostitution.

Are you currently facing criminal charges in New York? If so, then your best option is to consult with a quality defense attorney who can potentially help you secure either a not guilty verdict or a light/reduced sentence.

Here at the Bukh Law Firm, our team has extensive experience representing clients who have been accused of white collar, sex, drug, violent, and federal crimes. We’ve helped clients who are facing misdemeanors and felony charges. We know our way around the New York criminal justice system.

If you’re facing a legal situation, then our team can help. Contact us now to schedule a free, brief case evaluation where we’ll go over your potential charges and legal options. Leave your contact details on our online form now to get started.

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31-year-old Allan Feliz was fatally shot during a contentious police stop in the Bronx six years ago. Since then, his family, friends, and community have been advocating for the firing of the officer who pulled the trigger.

Just recently, the New York Police Commissioner Jessica Tisch made the decision to allow that officer to keep his job despite him being found guilty of first-degree assault regarding the incident. According to the Police Commissioner, the officer in question was “justified” in shooting Feliz because he believed his partner was in life-threatening danger.

This argument stems from the police officers’ recounting of the fatal incident. Back in October of 2019, the offending officer was working with two of his partners, Edward Barrett and Michelle Almanzar, when they saw Feliz driving without wearing a seatbelt. The trio went to make a routine police stop.

After he was pulled over, Feliz produced a license that belonged to his brother. His brother’s name came up with three warrants for his arrest, so at that point, the offending officer and Officer Barrett asked Feliz to step out of the car. Afraid, Feliz instead attempted to drive off. That’s when the offending officer attempted to shoot his taser at Feliz.

The shooting officer got into the vehicle and threatened to shoot Feliz. A physical struggle ensued as Officer Barrett attempted to pull Feliz out of the vehicle. The car started to lurch forward.

The offending officer later recounted that he was afraid his partner Barrett was about to get run over by the car. In a split second decision, he shot Feliz.

Now, Feliz’s relatives have decided to file a lawsuit in the Manhattan Supreme Court. They’re requesting that the commissioner’s decision not to fire the offending officer should be voided. They’re additionally requesting the immediate firing of that officer, which was the recommendation given at his assault disciplinary trial.

The city has up to 20 days to respond to the claim.

According to local attorneys, this is an extremely rare case. Most lawyers have never heard of a family or advocacy group attempting to overturn a police commissioner’s decision in a disciplinary matter. Some lawyers are wary about whether the legal tactics will be successful, but Feliz’s family’s legal representative says that employees regularly utilize Article 78 proceedings to challenge disciplinary verdicts.

Understanding Your Rights and Responsibilities During a Traffic Stop

Police officers only have the legal authority to use deadly force when the response is necessary to protect their own lives or their partner’s lives. If you’ve ever felt like your legal rights were violated during a traffic stop, then it’s a good idea to get in touch with an attorney as soon as possible about your case.

Here at the Bukh Law Firm, P.C., our team of criminal defense attorneys is prepared to listen to your situation and help you determine whether your rights were respected during a recent police interaction.

If not, then we’ll help you take the appropriate steps to ensure justice is served. Schedule a free call with us now by leaving your contact details on our online form.

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Authorities in New York City were stunned on August 17, 2025, when four gunmen brazenly opened fire in a Brooklyn hookah lounge. The incident resulted in three fatalities and left nine others seriously wounded. Now, police are seeking out any information about the incident and the alleged culprits.

Authorities were first made aware of the incident when they received a frantic 911 call around 3:30 A.M. The caller told the 911 responder about the shooting, and police rushed out to the Taste of the City Lounge. Once they arrived, authorities discovered approximately a dozen injured individuals. Emergency responders declared one 19-year-old deceased at the scene. Everyone else was rushed to a nearby hospital for treatment. A short time later, two other victims, one 27-year-old male and one 35-year-old man, were declared deceased.

Once they spoke with witnesses, detectives confirmed that the hookah club was packed when the gunmen opened fire. The deceased 19-year-old apparently got into a verbal dispute with the deceased 35-year-old.

Witnesses told police that the 35-year-old is a suspected member of the Folks Nations gang. During the altercation, both individuals pulled out their weapons and began shooting at each other. Two other unidentified men also took out their guns and started shooting, too. Patrons immediately panicked and fled, many of them getting struck by bullets on the way out.

Over 42 shell casings were collected at the scene, including multiple bullets from a .9mm and some from a .45 caliber weapon. The deceased 27 year old appears to have been an innocent bystander who was simply caught in the wrong place at the wrong time. Many other innocent victims were shot. The oldest injured victim was 61 years old.

Authorities later said in a press conference that they believe the shooting was gang-related. They also said they recovered at least one ditched weapon near the scene that they believe was used in the attack.

Discharging a Firearm in New York: What to Expect if You’re Charged

If you get charged with discharging a firearm in New York, then you could face serious penalties. Being involved in a shooting, even if it doesn’t result in injuries or property damage, is still considered a class a misdemeanor. This type of crime could result in a sentence of up to a year in jail. When that shooting endangers someone else, it’s immediately upgraded to a class D felony. This could result in a prison sentence of up to seven years.

If someone actually is injured or killed in the shooting, then you could face very serious repercussions. Both assault with a deadly weapon and manslaughter are considered felony charges.

It’s also important to note that any crime that’s committed in New York with the added element of being gang-related is automatically treated more seriously. Being gang affiliated is considered an aggravating factor, which could impact potential bail and your ultimate sentence.

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Tragically, authorities have announced that a 9-year-old minor who was vacationing in America was discovered deceased in New York. The discovery was made just a few hours after the child’s father contacted police to report her kidnapping.

Investigators say that the minor’s father called police around 9:58 P.M. on Saturday, June 19th. 45-year-old Luciano Frattolin told police the last time he saw his daughter was at Lake George while they were fishing together.

He also suggested that she was abducted by someone in a white van. An Amber Alert was immediately issued, noting that the girl was in imminent danger of being harmed or killed.

As the police searched for the youngster, other investigators began questioning Luciano. They learned that Luciano and his daughter were both residents of Canada but visiting New York on vacation. They also found multiple “inconsistencies” within the timeline of events leading up to the youngster’s disappearance.

Soon, the investigation was handed over to the state police, who promptly determined that there was no indication of an abduction.

Authorities ultimately discovered the youngster, now identified as Melina Galanis Frattolin, about 30 miles away in Ticonderoga the following day. Forest Rangers discovered the victim hidden under a log in a shallow portion of a pond. An autopsy revealed that she passed away as a result of asphyxia from drowning, and her death was ruled a homicide.

Frattolin was arrested and charged with both second-degree murder and the concealment of a corpse. He is being held at the Essex County Jail. During an initial hearing, he pleaded not guilty.

Second-Degree Murder in New York

In New York, an individual can be found guilty of second-degree murder when it’s determined that they caused the death of another person intentionally or recklessly. This crime is the most serious type of felony, classified as a Class A-I. A conviction could result in a life sentence behind bars.

The only charge more serious than this one is first-degree murder, which also includes the factor of planning out the crime and premeditating the murder. There are multiple types of murder-related charges that are less serious, though, including manslaughter, aggravated manslaughter, and criminally negligent homicide.

If you ever get caught up in a legal situation where you could potentially face charges related to the death of another person, then it’s critical to contact a criminal defense attorney as soon as possible. Don’t delay in seeking out representation, especially considering the severity of the charges.

An attorney will quickly get to work in helping you identify your best options and informing you on how to best navigate your situation. They’ll help you work towards potentially reducing your charges or crafting a solid defense strategy to secure a not guilty verdict.

Without the help of an attorney, you could face the most serious penalties possible in your situation. Use your one shot at justice wisely, and contact a lawyer.

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Brad Lander, a current candidate for New York City mayor and Comptroller was just publicly placed under arrest by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents as well as the FBI on June 17.

According to reports, the arrest occurred right outside of the federal immigration court, and it happened as Lander attempted to accompany a third-party out of the courtroom. The person that Lander was attempting to escort out of the building was also arrested.

Reports show that Lander was observing immigration court hearings throughout the morning prior to the arrest. Witnesses later told reporters and police that Lander specifically stated that his intention was to “accompany” some of the immigrants out of the building.

Sure enough, when an immigrant Lander suspected might be targeted by ICE was released from court, ICE agents approached him. Lander was standing arm-in-arm with the immigrant and refused to separate from him.

Just prior to being arrested, the witness’s video footage shows agents attempting to physically separate Lander and the other man. One of the agents yelled at Lander, “You’re obstructing,” but that didn’t stop him from continuing to stay close to the immigrant. As Lander was being handcuffed, he told the officers that they didn’t have the authority to arrest US citizens. He also asked for a warrant. As he continued to protest, he was led down the hallway by an agent wearing a “federal agent” vest.

Many of the other officers involved in the arrest were in plainclothes, wearing only masks over their faces.

What Are Your Rights as an Immigrant in New York?

New York City is considered a sanctuary city because local and state laws generally prohibit law enforcement from targeting, arresting, or detaining individuals exclusively based on their immigration status or alleged civil immigration violations. Law enforcement officers are not authorized to ask about immigration status or enforce immigration laws.

All that said, ICE agents enforce federal laws, so they are completely separate from state and local law enforcement. ICE agents are legally authorized to make arrests for immigration violations.

That said, if you are currently an immigrant residing in New York, then it’s important to understand your rights. New York’s Protect Our Courts Act (POCA) exempts certain parties from being arrested while going to or returning from a court proceeding. Depending on the specifics of the case above, it might be possible for the arrested immigrant to have some form of recourse.

If you ever find yourself in a similar situation, then don’t hesitate to reach out to a lawyer who can help. The right legal advocate will ensure you completely understand your rights and legal options. They’ll advocate for you, advise you on how to proceed, and fight for the best possible legal outcome.

Schedule a free case evaluation with our experienced team of criminal defense attorneys now to talk about your situation in more detail with our team. You can schedule your review now by filling out our online form or calling us directly at (212) 729-1632.

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On June 6th, groups of concerned citizens decided to gather in the streets of Los Angeles to protest the current administration’s increase in immigration enforcement actions across the country. What started as small protests quickly devolved into chaos and violence, with the protests now lasting for over six days.

The situation in Los Angeles has escalated to such a degree that Mayor Bass has ordered all citizens to obey a curfew that runs from 8 P.M. until 6 A.M on the night of June 10th.

Anyone who does not obey this order is subject to being arrested. So far, the Los Angeles police have been making mass arrests for five days straight.

The danger of the situation was highlighted live on TV when an Australian news reporter was covering the situation. The reporter, Lauren Tomasi, was reporting on the stand-off when things suddenly and “rapidly deteriorated”. LAPD officers were riding on horseback and firing rubber bullets at the protesters when one of those bullets struck the news correspondent in the leg. The reporter can be seen yelping in pain before getting back to her job reporting.

Since that incident occurred, the protests have only escalated further. President Trump made the decision to send out over 4,000 National Guard troops and 700 Marines to help protect federal property and personnel.

The military is not authorized to make arrests, but they are there to help support LAPD as they continue to apprehend offenders.

Crimes Related to Rioting

According to social media posts, some provocateurs hope to spread these protests further across more states. This “No Kings” movement is set to bring protests to other major cities, including potential demonstrations in New York state.

It’s important to understand that citizens do have the right to peacefully protest, but they can incur several types of criminal charges when they engage in violent, reckless, or tumultuous behaviors. In New York, similar types of protests can lead to charges like rioting in the first- or second-degree, inciting a riot, unlawful assembly, disorderly conduct, or criminal anarchy.

These charges range in severity. Inciting a riot, unlawful assembly, and riot in the second degree are all misdemeanors, but first-degree rioting and criminal anarchy are serious felonies. Disorderly conduct is typically the least of these charges and only amounts to a civil violation.

Criminal anarchy is levied when a protestor advocates the overthrowing of the current form of government by violence. First-degree rioting is levied when at least ten or more people engage in intentional violent and reckless conduct, which creates a risk of public alarm and causes injuries or substantial property damage. A felony conviction will carry lifelong consequences, like a total loss of your right to vote or possess firearms.

Considering what’s at stake, it might be best to consult with an attorney before joining any No Kings protest. You’ll also want to immediately contact an attorney if you get charged with any protest-related crime.

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