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The alleged gang members stalked patrons of clubs, and drugged them in order to steal their cellphones, credit cards and other personal information to allow access to bank accounts, according to charges unsealed in a Manhattan state court indictment.

His family says paul now feels abandoned by the white house. today the u.s. ambassador again called for his release. lester? >> all right, andrea, thank you. a sixth suspect has just been arrested in a deadly crime ring that terrorized new york city. its a story nbc news has been investigating for nearly a year, and now police and the victims loved ones are speaking out. anne thompson now with the latest in our ongoing investigation. >> reporter: under arrest tonight, 35-year-old jayqwan hamil...

Julio Ramirez, a 25-year-old social worker, died in a taxi of an overdose last April after leaving a bar in Manhattan with a group of men. Relatives grew suspicious when they discovered money missing from his bank account.

Seven people have died in the incidents since 2021, with much of the violence taking place around LGBTQ+ spaces

A man is reportedly in a stable condition after being stabbed in New York by a gang of young people screaming homophobic abuse.

The Q was supposed to be the most legendary and inclusive gay club in NYC history. But, instead, it'll be known for its scandals and abrupt closure.

NEW YORK (AP) — New York police arrested two men in connection with two killings last year that investigators believe were part of a series of druggings and robbings of Manhattan bar and nightclub patrons by criminal groups, assaults that left the city's nightlife scene on edge.

Police said that the killings appear to have been motivated by money and not anti-gay bias. Read more at straitstimes.com.

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NEW YORK (AP) — New York police arrested two men in connection with two killings last year that investigators believe were part of a series of druggings and robbings of Manhattan bar and nightclub patrons by criminal groups, assaults that left the city's nightlife scene on edge.