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Introduction

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Conclusion

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ANDROID vs IOS

Android and iOS are two different operating systems used in electronic devices like smartphone and tablet.

·          Android is the service of Google whereas iOS is apple`s service. The most common thing people look for, in the operating system, is its battery. The battery life of android is comparatively better than iOS.

·           Both have branded image in the market but if we compare the speed, the iOS gives better results for ‘on speed test’.

·          Google does not offer software upgrade as frequently as iOS.

·         Android supports customization whereas you need to jailbreak the ios

·         Andoid is completely open source means any company can take the produvt with specified terms and conditions

·         Android  provides the facility to text non android users without any other service needed but things like iphone need to get apps installed from Google or have to use Microsoft to talk to the person having other company`s device.

·         Same is with video chatting; apple allows video calling only with other particular app.

·          Android is less vulnerable to bugs as android apps are not related to rest of the system but this can be accessed via allowing permission to specific app you want to have. It becomes cumbersome. iOS has advantage over android in this regard so there is less malware activities in iOS because apple keeps reviewing the identity of its writers.

·         From price perspective if we see, android has more long range starting from small amount whereas it is not so in android

·         Last but not the least is the security. It has been proven that android services are less secure which is a very big necessity in today`s technical world system.

WOMAN INDICATED FOR HATE CRIME FOR ALLEGEDLY STEALING $160,000 CASH AND GOLD JEWELRY FROM TWO WOMEN IN SEPARATE INCIDENTS

Defendant Pledged to Remove Curses in Elaborate “Chinese Blessing Scam” 

Acting Brooklyn District Attorney Eric Gonzalez today announced that a 44-year-old woman has been indicted on charges of grand larceny as a hate crime and other charges for allegedly stealing approximately $160,000 in cash and numerous pieces of jewelry from two Chinese women in separate incidents after convincing them there was a curse on their families that needed to be removed through an elaborate scam.

Acting District Attorney Gonzalez said, “This is the second blessing scam we’ve indicted in as many months, in which brazen con men and women walk off with the life savings of their victims. I urge those in the Chinese community to warn their vulnerable family members to be aware of these scams to avoid falling prey to them.”

The Acting District Attorney identified the defendant as Xuekun Su, 44, of China. Su was arraigned today before Brooklyn Supreme Court Justice Danny Chun on an eight-count indictment in which she is charged with second-degree grand larceny as a hate crime, second-degree grand larceny, third-degree grand larceny as a hate crime, third-degree grand larceny, fourth-degree grand larceny as a hate crime and fourth-degree grand larceny. Bail was set at $150,000 cash or $250,000 bond. The defendant was ordered to return to court on December 21, 2016. If convicted of the top count she faces up to 25 years in prison.

The Acting District Attorney said that on April 27, 2016, in the vicinity of Bay 22nd Street and 86th Street in Bensonhurst, Brooklyn, the defendant and unapprehended other individuals allegedly approached the victim, a 61-year-old Chinese immigrant, and engaged her in conversation, gaining her trust. The defendant and the other individuals allegedly posed as clairvoyants and convinced the victim that she or a member of her family would die because of a curse.

They allegedly convinced her that in order to rid herself of the curse she needed to gather large sums of cash and jewels to be blessed in order to remove the evil spirits surrounding her family. After the blessing, the victim was promised that the money and jewelry would be returned. The victim gathered approximately $140,000 cash and numerous pieces of 24-karat gold jewelry.

The victim then met with the defendant and others who, according to the investigation, instructed the victim to place the cash and jewels into a bag so that a “blessing” could be performed over them to remove the curse. The victim was told not to open the bag for many days in order to break the curse. She opened the bag that evening and found that all of her cash and jewelry was gone. She then contacted the police.

On June 22, 2016, in the vicinity of 48th Street in Sunset Park, the defendant and unapprehended others allegedly perpetrated this scheme again, targeting a 54-year-old Chinese immigrant. As in the earlier incident, the victim was told that a member of her family would die due to a curse. The victim was convinced that in order to have the curse removed, she had to have her valuables “blessed.” Again, the victim was promised that her money and jewelry would be returned after the blessing. The victim gathered approximately $19,000 in cash and numerous pieces of 24-karat gold jewelry, at which point the items in the bag were “blessed” and, the victim later realized, her cash and jewels were gone.

The case was investigated by New York City Police Department Detective Dimitrij Prokopez and Sergeant Sean O’Hara, of the NYPD’s Grand Larceny Division, under the supervision of Sergeant Gregory Marotta, Lieutenant Robert Rattigan, Inspector John M. Denesopolis and Assistant Chief Brian McCarthy of the Criminal Enterprise Investigations.

The case is being prosecuted by Senior Assistant District Attorney Jose Interiano of the District Attorney’s Immigrant Fraud Unit, under the supervision of Assistant District Attorney Kin Ng, Unit Chief, and the overall supervision of Executive Assistant District Attorney William E. Schaeffer, Chief of the District Attorney’s Investigations Division and Assistant District Attorney Patricia McNeill, Deputy Chief.

An indictment is an accusatory instrument and not proof of a defendant’s guilt.

NINETEEN DEFENDANTS CHARGED IN THREE INDICTMENTS WITH GUN TRAFFICING,BANK LARCENY AND WEAPONS POSSESSION

Separate Indictments Stem from Long-Term Investigation that Exposed Multiple Criminal Schemes; Defendants Reside in New York, South Carolina, Connecticut and Elsewhere

Acting Brooklyn District Attorney Eric Gonzalez, together with New York City Police Commissioner James P. O’Neill, today announced that 19 defendants have been variously charged in three separate indictments for allegedly selling 40 trafficked firearms, attempting to steal about $60,000 from bank accounts and possessing two illegal guns. The charges all stem from a long-term investigation that relied on electronic surveillance and revealed interconnected schemes and alliances between alleged gang members and their associates.

Acting District Attorney Gonzalez said, “These indictments are a testament of our resolve to continue going after firearm traffickers, who endanger the safety of our communities for profit, and gang members, who often fund their crimes through larceny and fraud. Gun runners and those who aid them should be on notice that they are not safe from prosecution just because they live out of state – we will arrest them and bring them to Brooklyn to face justice.”

Commissioner O’Neill said, “At the heart of this long-term investigation is the trafficking of illegal firearms from South Carolina to New York City. Those guns—40 of them—would be on our streets if not for the hard work of investigators. I want to thank our law enforcement partners who continue to be focused, with us, on keeping this city safe and whose work led to these 19 arrests.”

The Acting District Attorney said that three defendants have been variously charged in a 140-count indictment with first- and second-degree criminal sale of a firearm, fourth-degree conspiracy and related counts; 15 defendants have been variously charged in a 63-count indictment with second-degree criminal possession of a forged instrument, second-degree attempted grand larceny, third-degree grand larceny, fourth-degree conspiracy and related counts; and four defendants have been variously charged in a 10-count indictment with second-degree criminal possession of a weapon, fourth-degree conspiracy and related counts. (Three of the defendants are named in two indictments; see defendant addendum). Fifteen defendants have been arraigned over the past week before Brooklyn Supreme Court Justice Danny Chun. Four defendants, who reside in Connecticut and Nassau County, are in custody in those jurisdictions and will be arraigned at a later date.

The initial target of the investigation was Colin (“Rum”) Toney, 27, of South Carolina. Between June 2015 and September 2016, on 19 occasions, Toney allegedly sold a total of 40 guns that were purchased in his home state to an undercover NYPD detective in Brooklyn and Manhattan, according to the indictment. On seven of these occasions, the defendant was accompanied by his girlfriend, Dedra Shantel Wheeler, 21, of South Carolina, who, at times, allegedly conducted the transactions with the undercover. On four occasions, Toney was joined by Donte Smith, 25, also of South Carolina. Toney and Wheeler face up to 25 years in prison and Smith faces up to 15 years in prison if convicted of the top counts with which they are charged.

During the course of the investigation, detectives learned of Toney’s past affiliation with a set of the Bloods gang based in New York City and started to monitor communications of two alleged gang leaders: Alixe (“Kash)” Charlot, 41, of Canarsie, Brooklyn, and Richard (“Gurilla”) Michel, 36, of Flatbush, Brooklyn. Through them, the investigation exposed an alleged larceny operation run by Julius (“Juju”) Salazar, 26, of Far Rockaway, Queens.

As part of the charged scheme, according to the evidence, between May and September of 2016, Salazar enlisted co-conspirators who paid individuals to open bank accounts or provide information about existing accounts. The account holders handed over all personal information associated with their accounts, including dates of birth, Social Security numbers and banking credentials. Salazar then allegedly arranged for either the deposit of fraudulent checks or the completion of fraudulent wire transfers into the accounts. The account holders were then instructed to quickly withdraw the funds (before the banks could discover the bogus transactions) and the co-conspirators split the proceeds.

The investigation found that the larceny operation used accounts at Wells Fargo, Bank of America, JP Morgan Chase, Capital One and TD Bank in four states: New York, Connecticut, Maryland and Georgia. The defendants allegedly tried to steal approximately $60,000 from the banks and succeeded in withdrawing at least $37,000. The defendants charged in this indictment face up to seven years in prison if convicted of the top count with which they are charged.

In the course of the investigation, intercepted communications indicated that unidentified individuals contacted Charlot and Michel on two occasions for the purpose of obtaining firearms from them. The investigative team intervened both times and prevented the weapons from reaching the streets of Brooklyn, according to the indictment.

On June 28, 2016, Michel called Titus (“LS”) Haynes, 34, and Shyla (“Chyna”) Negron, 34, and told them that he needed to secure a gun that they had, so that Michel could deliver the gun to Charlot. The next day, Charlot drove to Harlem to meet Michel and pick up the gun. Around the same time, a vehicle containing Michel, Haynes, and Negron was stopped, and the loaded .380 caliber pistol was recovered from the vehicle. On August 9, 2016, Charlot texted Michel, telling him he needed to pick up a firearm referred to as “Becky.” On August 11, 2016, Charlot drove to Michel’s location in Flatbush to pick up the gun. Michel brought the loaded gun from an apartment in Flatbush to Charlot, whose vehicle was stopped a short time later. A loaded .357 caliber revolver was recovered from the car Charlot was driving. All four defendants face up to 15 years in prison if convicted of the top count with which they are charged in this indictment.

The case was investigated by Detective Brian McSweeney, with the assistance of Detective Frank Kolanovic of the New York City Police Department’s Firearms Investigations Unit, under the supervision of Sergeant Donald Morgan, Sergeant Alex Lago, Lieutenant Michael Jennings, Captain Jonathan Korabel, Deputy Inspector Brian Gill and Captain Jonathan Korabel, Commanding Officer of Firearms Investigation Unit, and the overall supervision of Inspector Richard Green and Assistant Chief James Essig of the Gun Violence Suppression Division.

The case is being prosecuted by Assistant District Attorney Owen Sucoff of the District Attorney’s Violent Criminal Enterprises Bureau with the assistance of Assistant District Attorney James Slattery, also of VCE, under the supervision of Assistant District Attorney Tara Lenich, Deputy Chief for Special Investigations, and Assistant District Attorney Nicole Chavis, VCE Bureau Chief, and the overall supervision of Executive Assistant District Attorney William E. Schaeffer, Chief of Investigations and Patricia McNeill, Deputy Chief.

An indictment is an accusatory instrument and not proof of a defendant’s guilt

BROOKLYN MAN CHARGED WITH MURDER IN DEATH OF WILLIAMBURG LANDLORD DURING BOTCHED ROBBERY AND KIDNAPPING

Additionally, a Second Defendant Is Charged with Hindering Prosecution

Acting Brooklyn District Attorney Eric Gonzalez, together with Police Commissioner James P. O’Neill, today announced that a 38-year-old Brooklyn man has been charged for his participation in the kidnapping and murder of Williamsburg landlord Menachem Stark in January 2014.

Acting District Attorney Gonzalez said, “This defendant is alleged to be the mastermind whose plot to kidnap Menachem Stark and extort money from him ended with his death. This long-term, complex investigation leading to the arrest of this defendant and his co-defendant is testament to the commitment of this office and the New York City Police Department to get justice for the Stark family.”

The Acting District Attorney identified the defendant as Erskin Felix, 38, of Crown Heights, Brooklyn. He is presently awaiting arraignment in Brooklyn Criminal Court on a criminal complaint in which he is charged with first-degree kidnapping and second-degree murder. He faces up to 25 years to life in prison if convicted. Also charged in connection with the case is the defendant’s brother, Kendall Felix, 28, of Crown Heights. He is awaiting arraignment on a complaint in which he is charged with hindering prosecution and tampering with evidence. He faces up to seven years in prison if convicted.

The Acting District Attorney said that, according to the investigation, Stark was approached and accosted on the street by Erskin Felix and his cousin, Kendel Felix, as he left his office located at 331 Rutledge Street, in Williamsburg, on January 2, 2014 at approximately 11:30 p.m. After an extended physical struggle with those individuals, Stark was forced into a waiting vehicle and abducted from the location.

On January 3, 2014 at approximately 4 p.m., approximately 17 hours after the kidnapping, Stark’s body, which had been partially burned, was discovered by a Nassau County police officer in a garbage dumpster at a gas station located in Great Neck, Long Island.

According to the investigation, Erskin Felix knew Stark and did construction work for him. He allegedly enlisted his cousin, Kendel Felix, to help kidnap Stark in an effort to extort money from him. During the course of the kidnapping, however, Stark resisted and was asphyxiated when one of the kidnappers sat on his chest.

It is further alleged that Kendel and Erskin then picked up his brother, Kendall, to enlist his aid in getting rid of the body. They drove to Rutledge Street, but when Erskin got out of the vehicle, he saw the area was flooded with police. He then directed Kendel and Kendall to go elsewhere to dispose of the body. They then drove out to Nassau County, threw the body in a dumpster and set it on fire.

The Nassau County Medical Examiner’s Office conducted an autopsy on Stark and determined the cause of death to be asphyxia by compression of the neck and chest.

Kendel Felix was convicted of first-degree kidnapping and second-degree murder last month following a jury trial. He was arrested in May 2014. He is expected to be sentenced on November 2, 2016. He faces up to 25 years to life in prison.

The case was investigated by New York City Police Detective Christopher Scarry of the 90th Precinct Detective Squad, under the supervision of Lieutenant Seamus Doherty, and Detective Matthew Collins (retired) and Detective Albert Brust of the Brooklyn North Homicide Squad, under the supervision of Lieutenant John Tennant.

The case is being prosecuted by Senior Assistant District Attorney Howard Jackson and Senior Assistant District Attorney Emily Dean, of the District Attorney’s Homicide Bureau, under the supervision of Kenneth Taub, Chief of the Homicide Bureau, and by Assistant District Attorney Christopher Blank, a Bureau Chief, in the District Attorney’s Investigations Division,

A criminal complaint is an accusatory instrument and not proof of a defendant’s guilt

A WOMAN INDICTED IN HATE CRIMES AND STEALING

valuable assets in two different incidents

Made the victims fool in the guise of clairvoyant

 

A 44 year old woman, is being charged with a big larceny as hate crime incident. The details of the matter are being today announced by acting Brooklyn District Attorney Eric Gonzalez. The District Attorney also told that women along with hate crime, is also charged with stealing money and jewelry from two women in two separate incidents.

In the first case that occurred on April 27, 2016, in the vicinity of Bay 22^nd street and 86^th street in Bensonhurst, few of the accused along with the defendant approached a Chinese woman, 61 and took her into confidence. After gaining her thrust, they apply the technique of mind washing and asked the victim that her family has a curse upon itself which needs to be removed otherwise one of her family members will die. Allegedly, culprits asked her to gather some money and jewelry to be blessed and remove the evil spirit. The victim, unknowingly, did the same. She got money and jewelry to get blessed. The defendant asked her to put into a bag and not to open that bag for few days. But the victim opened the bag same day in the evening and did not found money and jewelry in the bag. The money amounted to $1, 40,000 in cash.

In the second incident also, the alleged culprits used the same tactics and make another Chinese woman their target. The victim is a 54 year old immigrant. This time also the money and jewelry were taken away by the woman involved. This incident took place on June 22, 2016 in the vicinity of 48^th street in Sunset Park. The victim lost the 19000$ in cash and other 24 karat jewelry pieces.

District Attorney said the woman`s name is xuekun and is of 44 years, belongs to china. She was brought today before Brooklyn Supreme Court Justice Danny chun. 8 charges have been against her which include second- degree larceny as a hate crime, second degree grand larceny third and fourth degree larceny as a hate crime and third and fourth degree larceny crime. She is allowed to be released on bail after paying $150,000 cash or $250,000 in bond and is asked to return to the court on December 21, 2016. If found guilty, she may end up in jail for 25 years.

District Attorney advised the vulnerable Chinese community to be alert and conscious as this is the 2rd such scam, caught by the police in few months. He asked the community to be aware of these kind of scams and do not let your valuables go in someone else` hands.

The persons involved in the investigation are New York City Police Department Detective Dimitriji Prokopez and Sergeant Sean O`Hara, of the NYPD`s Grand larceny Division, under the supervision of Sergeant Gregory Marotta and others.

Acting District Attorney said this is the blessing scam in which accused took away life savings of the victim that is why he opined the vulnerable Chinese community  to be aware of such kinds of incidences so as to prevent themselves from being target of such people who come in the guise of clairvoyant and take the whole money and assets with them. The case has also been seen as an incidence of hate crime in which two Chinese women were targeted upon.

The persons involved in the prosecution of the case are Senior Assistant District Attorney Jose Interiano of the District Attorney`s Immigrant Fraud Unit, under the supervision of Assistant District Attorney kin Ng, unit chief and overall supervision of executive Assistant District Attorney William E. Schaeffer, Chief of the District Attorney`s Investigation Division and Assistant District Attorney Patricia McNeill, deputy chief.

A BROOKLYN MAN CHARGED WITH THE KIDNAPPING AND MURDER OF A LANDLORD

A BROOKLYN MAN CHARGED WITH THE KIDNAPPING AND MURDER OF A LANDLORD

Two other persons involved in the case related crime

Acting District Attorney Eric Gonzalez, accompanied with Police Commissioner James P.O` Neil announced to charged a man with allegedly planning and executing kidnapping and murder of a Williamsburg landlord in order to get money extorted from the victim.

Police completed this investigation by giving the case its due time and thoroughly investigating the matter which shows its commitment and seriousness towards ensuring justice for the victim`s family, Acting District Attorney said.

The accused was the mastermind behind the plan but not the only one in executing the kidnapping and murder. Two more persons somehow, worked for him and aided him kidnapping, murder and dispoding off the body.

The District Attorney told that the victim, named as Stark, had just left his office in 331 Rutledge Street, Williamsburg, when the one of the accused named as Erskin Felix and his cousin, reportedly, Kendel Flix ,  approached him in the street at  around 11;30 in the evening. They forced the stark to put him in the vehicle carried over by the accused, stark resisted physically but ultimately the two forced him into the vehicle and kidnapped. Their basic aim was to extort the money.

Reportedly Erskin Felix knew Stark and had performed the labour work for him. He made the entire plan and persuaded his cousin Kendel to help him in executing this task. After forcing stark into the vehicle he tried to resist. Then one of the accused sat over his chest and Stark got asphyxiated. Autopsy was conducted on the dead body. Medical reports also claim asphyxiation, to be the cause of death, by compression on the neck and chest.

Now both planned to dispose the body somewhere. They took the help of third person to dispose off the body who is identified as kendall. They first took kendall along with them. Then they went to Routledge Street. First of all Erskin moved out of the vehicle but got scared by founding police there and asked other two to move at any other place. They next drove out to Nassau County, threw the dead body in dumpster and set the body on fire. Then they ran away from this place.

17 hours after the kidnapping, stark`s body was found by Nassau police. It was half burned and was inside a garbage dumpster at a gas station located at great neck, long island.

Erskin Felix. The main planner, 38, is yet to be brought before the jury. He is indicted with kidnapping and murder. If charges proved he may get 25 years of jail. Defendant`s brother is indicted with hindering the prosecution and tampering with the evidences, he is also yet to be brought before jury. He may get 7 years of jail.

The third perpetrator kendall was arrested first in may, 2014 and brought before the judiciary. He has already been convicted of the charges made against him. But he is yet to be given his due punishment. He along with Erskin may go in jail for 25 years.

New York City Police Detective Christopher Scarry of the 90^th precinct detective Squad, under the supervision of Lieutenant Seamus Doherty and Detective Mathew Collins (retired) and Detective Albrust Brust under the supervision of Lieutenant John Tennant  investigated the case.

The case is being prosecuted by Senior Assistant District Attorney Howard Jackson and others.

District Attorney said that the persons associated with the crime are being caught upon after complex and long investigation. He also praised the police department.