John Annese is a reporter at the New York Daily News, where he covers federal and state courts in Brooklyn. With a background in reporting on crime, justice, and real estate, he has a keen focus on corporate fraud and financial crimes, as well as the judicial system's impact on various sectors. John has been featured in numerous publications, including The Scranton Times-Tribune and The Baltimore Sun, and is a recipient of several New York State Associated Press Association Awards.
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John Annese's focus on local New York City news, with an emphasis on crime and fire incidents, indicates a preference for pitches related to ongoing or breaking stories in the area. He may be particularly interested in receiving updates from sources who have direct knowledge or involvement in these evolving events.
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By: Colin Mixson, John Annese
Justyna Zubko-Valva was awarded the multi-million-dollar wrongful death claim, in which she originally demanded $200 million , for her son Thomas Valva, who succumbed to freezing temperatures in the garage of his father's Center Moriches home on July 17, 2020.
By: John Annese
Before he sentenced Dan Sohail, 36, to the six months he's already served in jail, plus another seven days to make probation arrangements, Brooklyn Federal Court Judge Eric Vitaliano called prosecutors' request for a 14-month sentence “disturbing on a deep level,” and said the DOJ is supposed to proceed “without fear or favor.”
By: John Annese
NEW YORK — A mentally ill man who rammed his car into Chabad World Headquarters in Brooklyn was sentenced to time served Wednesday — after a federal
By: John Annese
NEW YORK — A mentally ill man who rammed his car into Chabad World Headquarters in Brooklyn was sentenced to time served Wednesday — after a federal
By: John Annese
A monstrous accused predator turned relationships he built with fellow parents in the NYC shelter system into a hunting ground for child sex abuse victims — taking grotesque videos of his exploits with youngsters who thought of him as their godfather, Bronx prosecutors said Monday.
By: John Annese
The saga of the “Growing Up Gotti” star's kidney transplant took another turn Tuesday, after his lawyer revealed in a court filing that his mother, Victoria Gotti, has a “serious infection requiring a battery of antibiotics.”
By: John Annese
Choudary Virk, 22, targeted four cabbies over an eight-day stretch in February 2023, holding a knife to each driver's neck as he demanded cash. He pleaded guilty to a federal robbery charge in September, admitting to all four crimes.
By: John Annese
Former Miami Heat player Terry Rozier posed with guns on social media as part of a “crew” with his childhood friends, federal prosecutors in Brooklyn alleged in a filing in his NBA game-rigging case
Former Miami Heat player Terry Rozier posed with guns on social media as part of a “crew” with his childhood friends, federal prosecutors in Brooklyn alleged in a filing in his NBA game-rigging case. The feds brought up Rozier’s affiliation with a group called “GMB” in a letter seeking to keep his alleged accomplice and childhood pal Deniro Laster locked up for the duration of the ...
By: John Annese
Former Miami Heat player Terry Rozier posed with guns on social media as part of a “crew” with his childhood friends, federal prosecutors in Brooklyn alleged in a filing in his NBA game-rigging case.
