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NYPD cop struck, left paralyzed by fleeing driver among those honored at 'Blue Lives Matter' gala - Vimarsana News

NYPD cop struck, left paralyzed by fleeing driver among those honored at 'Blue Lives Matter' gala

Det. Dalsh Veve – who was dragged for three blocks through East New York while clinging to a stolen car in June 2017 – was honored during the Saturday night Blue Lives Matter NYC Archangel Gala.

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Stowport keeper hits 111 as team secures 176 run win over Natone | The Advocate - Vimarsana News

Stowport keeper hits 111 as team secures 176 run win over Natone | The Advocate

Stowport keeper Aaron Tuxworth's 111-run knock helped secure a 176-run win over Natone. Read about the match and Stowport's brilliant season.

Teen Gangbanger Leaves Cop Permanently Confined To Wheelchair With Brain Damage, Gets Lenient Sentence - Vimarsana News

Teen Gangbanger Leaves Cop Permanently Confined To Wheelchair With Brain Damage, Gets Lenient Sentence

New York cops and a detective’s wife were left outraged after a judge sentenced a teen to 1⅓ to 4 years in prison for dragging the NYPD detective for several blocks – leaving the detective permanently confined to a wheelchair.

NYPD honors finest of the Finest - Vimarsana News

NYPD honors finest of the Finest

Det. Dalsh Veve, who suffered a brain injury in 2017 when a teenage driver dragged him for three blocks after approached a car in East Flatbush, received the NYPD's Medal of Honor on Tuesday, June 7, 2022.

The criminal justice system is broken: Dalsh Veve, Justin Murrell and N.Y.'s lenient punishments - Vimarsana News

The criminal justice system is broken: Dalsh Veve, Justin Murrell and N.Y.'s lenient punishments

My husband Dalsh and I emigrated from Haiti in order to be part of the American dream. Dalsh proudly joined the New York Police Department to make a difference in a city that welcomed us with open arms. I became a nurse. Life was perfect.