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WCBS CBS 2 News At 6 April 27, 2016 - Vimarsana News

WCBS CBS 2 News At 6 April 27, 2016

Alcohol content on gum he had been chewing. His copilot, according to the drinking an unknown beverage from a cup before and during both of those flights. Now, his first flight that day was from jfk to orlando. Had about 119 passengers on board. The second flight was from orlando back to jfk with 151 passengers on board. Short time ago. We tried questioning him about the charges he is facing. Explain it. Where are you working right now . No comment. Do you have anything to say to the passengers . No comment. Reporter 15 years in jail if convicted. He was released on 50,000 bond. As for jetblue...

WCBS CBS 2 News At 5 April 29, 2016 - Vimarsana News

WCBS CBS 2 News At 5 April 29, 2016

Assault in the third degree. Very disappointed with the verdict. Reporter defense attorney anthony rico speaking for the 38yearold new York City Police officer currently suspended and now facing an uncertain future with the nypd. My hope is that, um, the commissioner looks at the file but most importantly look at the character of a person like joel edouard. Reporter the conviction on a misdemeanor charge means commissioner bratton may decide if officer edouard keeps his job. The man on the other end of the boot here has certain ideas about the officers continued employment at the nypd. Jail ti...

NYC Mayor de Blasio violated conflict of interest laws: COIB - Vimarsana News

NYC Mayor de Blasio violated conflict of interest laws: COIB

The letters to de Blasio from the city’s Conflicts of Interest Board reveal that he was forewarned in July 2014, just seven months into his first term, about requesting cash from donors who had matters pending with his administration.