Scam

Ruben Profit, 24, siphoned nearly $1 million in Apple gift cards, the DA said. 

The scam has largely targeted the Asian community, especially in Brooklyn, police said.

A man lost $2,500 after he got a fake job offer with Life & Style magazine.

A man pretending to be a Con Edison worker collected nearly $2,000 from Spotmaster Cleaners.

Kevin Hembrick and his mother, Jacqueline, say they're the victims of deed fraud and harassment.

DA Cyrus Vance Jr. kept his 2009 campaign promise to open an Uptown office.

Nicolai Bushin, 29, tried to force his way back into the club after being kicked out, police said.

At least four families paid the suspect about $3,000 for apartments at 552 Academy St., officials said.

The duo told the victim she'd get $70,000 if she could prove to the bank that she had $3,000 in cash.

A man targeting older people has struck three times in two weeks in Crown Heights, police said.

Nino Montano, 57, tricked business owners into paying him for repairs they didn't need, police said.

Cheon Park used millions of dollars meant for special needs students to buy furniture and cosmetics.

More than 100 immigrant families will receive thousands of dollars in restitution, officials said.

The crook sat in a wheelchair before standing up and assaulting the Citi Bike rider, police said.

The women took their victims to strip clubs where they ran up huge credit cards bills, sources said.