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Use of Force By NYPD Officers Surged 20% Last Year

Use of force by members of the NYPD surged 20% last year to 11,746 incidents — a record high since the department began detailed record-keeping on the issue in 2016, according to a police department report quietly posted online in recent days. Roughly half the incidents of force occurred in response to crimes or...
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The highest paid gastroenterologist in the 10 largest Northeastern cities

The highest-paid gastroenterologist in New York City, the most populated city in the Northeast, earns $980,900 per year, according to Medscape’s salary reporter tool. Here are the salaries of the highest paid gastroenterologists in the 10 most populated cities in the Northeast, along with their amount of experience...
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Retiring Cardinal Timothy Dolan reflects on his 16 years as NY archbishop

Cardinal Timothy Dolan, who retires as archbishop of New York in February, sat down with 1010 WINS to reflect on his 16 years in the role.
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Storm set to hit Tri-State with widespread snow, mix Friday night into Saturday

An AccuWeather Alert will take effect Friday night for a storm system coming in from the Ohio River Valley that could bring widespread snow to New York City and the Tri-State area.
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Elderly Catholic deacon stoically stares down knife-wielding parishioner who tried to rob him at...

He was the Grinch who tried to steal Christmas. A down-and-out parishioner at a Queens church tried to rob a Catholic deacon at knifepoint before Sunday service — then sat down for mass until cops showed up to slap on the cuffs. Deacon Adalberto Montero said he calmly talked down the knife-wielding nut — identified...
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Pedestrian killed by scaffolding during East Harlem crash, police say

A pedestrian was struck and killed by falling scaffolding after a recycling truck pushed a parked car into the structure during a crash in East Harlem Tuesday, authorities said. The truck crashed into an unattended car near East 101st Street and First Avenue around 6:30 a.m., forcing the vehicle onto...
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NY City councilwoman aims to stop Okaloosa County from sinking SS United States

OKALOOSA COUNTY, Fla. -- Okaloosa County's plan for the SS United States continues to face pushback from the Big Apple. With funding secured and inspections underway as the ship is docked in Mobile, Okaloosa County leaders say the plan to sink the SS United States is progressing. However, at the...
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72-Year-Old Woman Struck, Trapped Under SUV In East Rutherford, Police Say (UPDATE)

A 72-year-old woman was seriously injured after being struck by a vehicle and becoming trapped underneath it Tuesday evening, Dec. 23 in East Rutherford, local police said. The woman was walking west on Paterson Avenue at Lincoln Place when she was struck by a 2007 Honda CR-V, and became trapped und…
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Man uses laptop to beat woman’s head on subway train near Wall Street: police

The NYPD released surveillance images Tuesday of a man suspected of using a laptop to beat a woman’s head on a subway train in the Financial District.
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Tired of Living with Mold and Leaks in New York City Public Housing

(NEW YORK ) —New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA) tenants have complained about mold and leaks within their apartments for years. Despite work order requests and complaints over unresponsiveness, these issues continue to go unresolved. Residents had an opportunity to vent before a city council committee in hopes...

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