A Brooklyn bishop who authorities say stole from one of his parishioners was sentenced to nine years in prison on Monday in a series of financial fraud crimes that netted him millions, federal ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Bishop Lamor Whitehead (pictured) arrives at federal court for a hearing. He’s trading Dior duds for a prison jumpsuit. “Bling ...

Lamor Whitehead, the politically connected Brooklyn pastor and self-described mentee of Mayor Adams dubbed the “Bling Bishop” for his flamboyant lifestyle, was sentenced to nine years in prison Monday ...

BROOKLYN, N.Y. (PIX11) — A Brooklyn bishop known for his flashy style and a mid-sermon robbery was sentenced to nine years in prison related to fraud and extortion charges in an unrelated case, U.S.

One of the men who robbed Brooklyn Bling Bishop Lamor Whitehead during a live-streamed sermon says he should get leniency on his sentence — because the bishop is also a crook. Ex-con Say-Quan ...

A jury found Bishop Lamor Whitehead guilty of multiple counts of fraud, including defrauding a retired parishioner of $90,000. Bishop Lamor Whitehead, the blinged-out Brooklyn pastor who made ...

The feds want to throw convicted fraudster “Bling Bishop” Lamor Whitehead in jail ahead of his July sentencing after he allegedly flashed confidential case documents and made veiled threats against ...

The “Bling Bishop” was found guilty of swindling $90,000 from a parishioner’s mother at his Brooklyn church and attempting to extort money from a Bronx businessman earlier this year. Lamor Whitehead, ...

Whitehead allegedly abused the trust of members of his flock and lied about getting "the key to the city" from Mayor Mixxy, aka Eric Adams, to make his pockets fatter and fill his closet with more ...

See more of our coverage in your search results. Add The New York Post on Google Brooklyn’s notoriously flashy pastor Lamor Whitehead was convicted Monday of fraud, attempted extortion and lying to ...

Bishop Lamor Whitehead — the viral New York pastor who is better known for his spending habits than his sermons — was sentenced to nine years in prison related to fraud and extortion on June 17.