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Dirty cop returns to NYPD HQ - Vimarsana News

Dirty cop returns to NYPD HQ

Former NYPD officer Michael Dowd, who served 12 years in prison for helping Brooklyn drug dealers, walked into One Police Plaza this week.

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Hyatt Centric Wall Street NYC Local Info- Deluxe New York, NY Hotels: Travel Weekly - Vimarsana News

Hyatt Centric Wall Street NYC Local Info- Deluxe New York, NY Hotels: Travel Weekly

Hyatt Centric Wall Street NYC nearby things to do and places to eat.

Hot Fuzz: Edgar Wright's brilliant, bonkers, bona-fide modern classic hits Neon - Vimarsana News

Hot Fuzz: Edgar Wright's brilliant, bonkers, bona-fide modern classic hits Neon

This Simon Pegg-Nick Frost double act gets the joke-to-explosion ratio just right and boasts an outrageous third act that's completely off the rails.

In Sasquatch, David Holthouse Confronts All Kinds of Monsters - Vimarsana News

In Sasquatch, David Holthouse Confronts All Kinds of Monsters

Westword staff writer stars in a three-part Hulu docu-series, Sasquatch, which started streaming on 4/20 — and not by coincidence. Did Bigfoot kill three Mexicans on a pot farm in Mendocino County in 1993? That's the question Holthouse, who now lives in New Mexico, set out to answer when he returned to a northern California marijuana grow operation where he'd worked with a buddy at the age of 23. Whether he answers that question turns out to be beside the point. The project reads like a distillation of Holthouse's life and career, in which his most notable piece of work (so far) was "Stalk...

Unmasking the Dread Pirate Roberts in Silk Road - Vimarsana News

Unmasking the Dread Pirate Roberts in Silk Road

Silk Road It was the arrest that changed how people looked at the internet. On Oct. 1, 2013, 29-year-old Austin native Ross Ulbricht was arrested by the FBI in the Glen Park branch of the San Francisco Library for the contents of his laptop. What was on there was the key to a massive criminal endeavor known as the Silk Road: a secretive black market for drugs, guns, whatever, paid for with Bitcoin and shipped using the regular postal service. Ulbricht was the mastermind, operating under the screen name Dread Pirate Roberts. It was immediately a hot story (hit men? Cybercrime? Smuggling?