Add botched vendor contract negotiations to Mayor de Blasio's list of excuses for not implementing a City Council law designed to impound cars owned by dangerous drivers such as one blamed for killing a 3-month-old baby girl last week in Brooklyn.
"There was certainly some issue with a private vendor we were dealing with," de Blasio said of the delay during a news conference Thursday.
De Blasio was speaking of city Department of Transportation efforts last spring to hire a company to conduct driver safety courses that are required by the Dangerous Vehicle Abatement bill, which de Blasio signed in Feb. 2020.
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Eric DeBerry, who was freed from prison last summer, is suing NYPD officers and the city for putting him there, according to a new suit.
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