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Social Justice Organizations Criticize the Mayor’s Blue Print to End Gun Violence

February 6, 2022 jsiegel 0

By ANISHA BERMEJO Several prominent social justice organizations agree: New York City Mayor Eric Adams’ “blueprint” to end gun violence is a way to “oversee …[read more]

Falsely Accused Killer Goes Free After 25 Years

November 20, 2020 journalism 0

By WESTON LOVING A Queens man, previously found guilty of murder and robbery, walked out of the Queens County Courthouse Thursday, exonerated of his crimes …[read more]

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Former Brooklyn Prosecutor Charged with Illegal Wiretapping

March 27, 2017 journalism 0

By PAUL FRANGIPANE A former Brooklyn prosecutor was indicted Monday on federal charges that she forged multiple judges’ signatures to illegally wiretap calls and receive …[read more]

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Ditmas Park Teacher Cleared of Sex Abuse

March 18, 2017 journalism 0

Editor’s note: This story first appeared at Bklyner.com in collaboration with Brooklyn News Service. By LISA FLAUGH A former teacher at a Ditmas Park elementary …[read more]

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As Seen in Bklyner: Teacher’s Sex Abuse Trial Begins

March 7, 2017 journalism 0

By PAUL FRANGIPANE A former teacher accused of groping five girls at a Ditmas Park public school agreed to a guilty plea on Monday – …[read more]

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As Seen on Bklyner: Bail Revoked in Shooting

March 3, 2017 journalism 0

By PAUL FRANGIPANE A Brooklyn judge revoked the bail Thursday of a suspect arrested in a shooting last July on Avenue X in Sheepshead Bay …[read more]

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Police: Fake News Story Led Gunman to D.C.

December 5, 2016 journalism 0

By ISAAC MONTEROSE Police arrested a 28-year-old North Carolina man in Washington on Sunday after he allegedly pointed a firearm at an employee of Comet …[read more]

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An Angry Voice Speaks out for Rikers Officers

December 1, 2016 journalism 0

Violence is up in New York City’s Rikers Island jails  even as the number of detainees has dropped below 10,000. Albert Craig, a trustee of …[read more]

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City Jails Struggle to House Young Inmates

November 10, 2016 journalism 0

  By SHANECE McGREGOR In December 2014, Punitive segregation, also referred to as solitary confinement, was  abolished for adolescent inmates ages 16 to 17, in …[read more]

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Feds, Apple battle in Brooklyn court

March 15, 2016 journalism 0

By ALEXANDRA SEMENOVA The legal battle between national security interests and personal privacy escalated last Monday after the Justice Department appealed a Brooklyn federal court …[read more]

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