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The Cause Of Roberto Grant’s Death In Notorious Manhattan Jail Was Deemed “Undetermined.” Experts Now Say It Was A Homicide
“There’s nothing undetermined about this.”
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Nathan Tempey
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Their Landlord Is In Prison For Fraud. He Still Wants The Rent
Tenants on rent strike in Bushwick have made an interesting discovery: their landlord might owe them thousands of dollars in back rent, and rent-stabilized leases.
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Nathan Tempey
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New Harlem Resident Declares War On Jingle-Happy Mister Softee Man
His response: 'F*ck off.'
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Nathan Tempey
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Vanished Prospect Park Caterer Could Be In Atlantic City 'Gambling Now,' Lawyer Says
"Everything is destroyed," said his wife, who was in the middle of a divorce when he disappeared.
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Trevor Kapp
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Weddings In Limbo After Prospect Park Boathouse Caterer Disappears
One couple spent $13,000 and another paid a $12,000 deposit to have their weddings at the popular venue.
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Rachel Holliday Smith
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Man Convicted In Hasidic Brooklyn Mob Attack Is A Scapegoat For Shomrim, Lawyer Says
His lawyer argues he was convicted with bunk DNA evidence to protect a politically connected neighborhood patrol.
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Nathan Tempey
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Brooklyn Councilman Resigns Just In Time To Give Someone Else His Ballot Line
And too late for would-be contenders who were reluctant to go up against an incumbent.
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Nathan Tempey
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City Agrees To $380K Settlement For Family Of Rikers Inmate Who Killed Himself
Jail staff took him off of suicide watch days before he died.
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Nathan Tempey
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PSA: Here's Why NYC Residents Are Paying More Income Tax This Month
Most of it, anyway.
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Nathan Tempey
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Rikers Replacement Proposal Calls For Local 'Justice Hubs' With Roof Decks, Patios
"The pictures in that design presentation look like kids starting a startup company," a correction officer union spokesman said.
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Nathan Tempey
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Shelly Skates: Appeals Court Overturns Sheldon Silver's Corruption Conviction
Federal appeals judges have overturned the 2015 conviction of former Assembly speaker Sheldon Silver on corruption charges.
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Nathan Tempey
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No Jail Time For Skinhead Who Beat Columbia Students On LES
One of the victims had said the toughs attacked over an antifascist sticker on his brother's cellphone.
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Nathan Tempey
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