Queens man found shot dead in stairwell of LeFrak City building
Officers responding to a 911 report of an injured man found the victim had been shot once in the head.
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NYC Education Dept. allows sitting superintendents to advance in hiring process following community outrage
Schools chancellor David Banks is in the midst of a major bureaucratic reshuffling in which he’s asked all 45 sitting superintendents to reapply for their positions — and opened the role to other applicants.
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Van driver arrested for fatally striking woman crossing Bronx street
Victim Tian-Rong Lin was crossing Seward Ave. at Olmstead Ave. in Castle Hill about 11 a.m. Saturday when she was hit by the driver of a 2004 Ford van, police said.
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Civilian watchdog substantiates complaints against 145 NYPD cops during 2020 George Floyd protests
The Civilian Complaint Review Board said Wednesday it’s recommending 88 officers face “charges and specification” — the highest form of discipline available — and that 78 of them get administrative trials.
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Stats for non-emergency calls in Brooklyn precinct prompt further review, response to 2,200 complaints questioned
Capt. Derby St. Fort submitted stats showing that on average his officers reacted to 311 complaints ― those covering non-emergency calls — in about 27 minutes.
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