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The nearly 700 open violations between the pair of buildings at 705 and 709 170th Street in Manhattan have earned slumlord Daniel Ohebshalom an open arrest warrant, a two-month vacation at Rikers Island and fines of more than $3 million, housing officials said Monday.

New York City officials want to see landlord Daniel Ohebshalom handcuffed for allegedly abhorrent conditions in his residential properties.

The city's "worst landlord" is now a wanted man.

Piles of tires tossed illegally around the nation's capital aren't just an eyesore: they are fire hazards, leach carcinogenic chemicals into the ground and water and provide a habitat for mosquitoes, which may carry the West Nile virus.

The EPA spent more than $600,000 on guns and ammo over the years, but the same government thinks we should explain our gun needs.

The Environmental Protection Agency isn’t traditionally associated with ranged weaponry, but the federal government has spent almost $620,000 since 2018 to buy guns, ammunition, and more for EPA employees.

The Environmental Protection Agency isn’t traditionally associated with ranged weaponry, but the federal government has spent almost $620,000 since 2018 to buy guns, ammunition, and more for EPA employees.

Three retailers were found to be non-compliant during Wallingford Police’s unannounced compliance inspections of stores selling tobacco products on Tuesday. 

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