A New York City Migrant Contractor Faces Scrutiny in Sexual Assault Cases

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50% : On Friday, her administration's Office of Temporary and Disability Assistance, which is reviewing DocGo's conduct, released a statement saying the city had failed to provide the company's contract as required and that the agency was "prepared to take additional actions to compel this disclosure if necessary." DocGo saw its fortunes skyrocket with Covid testing and vaccination contracts for New York City during the pandemic, but the company began doing migrant care only late last year, when the city enlisted its help to handle the flow of asylum seekers from the southern border to Manhattan's Port Authority Bus Terminal.
43% : DocGo's chief executive, Anthony Capone, said the company was "devastated by what happened" and was fully cooperating with law enforcement.

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