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The violent vagrant who has terrorized a Brooklyn neighborhood for years is finally behind bars after yet another alleged groping attack on a helpless victim — and locals are breathing a sigh of relief.

Mayor Adams issued an order to stop the new law from taking effect on Sunday.

The installment of metal detectors are part of the city's efforts to reduce crime in the subway.

There will also be more tax exemptions for those who are disabled, according to Governor Kathy Hochul.

Unemployment rates for Blacks and Latinos decreased by about 30%.

The defendant used bank accounts in the United States to launder proceeds of the thefts, and purchased sophisticated camera equipment for his co-conspirators working overseas.

During the first half of 2024, traffic crashes killed 127 people, according to a new report.

In a letter, the union representing medical examiners, said the Brooklyn office is in dire shape due to a staffing shortage.

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