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Jilted ex-NYPD cop admits posing as ICE agent, threatening woman with deportation (opens the original)
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A former NYPD sergeant admitted Wednesday that he posed as an ICE agent and demanded a Queens woman report with her family to an immigration facility to settle what prosecutors called a “personal vendetta.” Atickul Islam, 30, threw away his police career and possibly his freedom with text messages he sent March 29, 2025, when he threatened to call Immigration and Customs Enforcement on the woman, then pretended he was the agency’s New York field office director. Law enforcement sources said she
Bloods member gets life for fatally stabbing ex’s new beau, dragging him naked down Brooklyn street (opens the original)
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A brutal gangbanger who stabbed his ex-girlfriend’s new boyfriend to death, dragged him naked down a Brooklyn street, and whispered something in his ear as he died will spend the rest of his life behind bars, a judge ruled Tuesday. Michael Israel, 39, threatened to get violent with his ex hours before the Jan. 12, 2020 murder of James Santiago, sending her a message that read “die with ya lie” and saying in a FaceTime call he’d come to her home and “f— her up” for sleeping with another man, pros
In discrimination lawsuit, NYC DOT worker claims bosses mocked bowel condition; was called names (opens the original)
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A seasonal highway worker is suing the city for disability discrimination after, he alleges, his supervisors in Brooklyn mocked his bowel condition and refused to accommodate his medical need to take multiple bathroom breaks. Joseph LaBarbera, 33, alleges his supervisors at the city Department of Transportation hazed him while his co-workers called him cruel nicknames like “Diaper Boy” and “S—ty Pants.” And when he reached out to an equal employment opportunity investigator for help, he got the
Heavy winds, rains pound NYC as nor’easter rages on (opens the original)
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The powerful nor’easter that has flooded streets across New York City and multiple states, sent trees crashing to the ground and caused at least one death, was weakening Sunday, though strong winds and heavy rains continued through the day. “The nor’easter will continue to weaken and shift east of the area on Monday,” NWS meteorologist James Thomasini told the Daily News. “There’s a potential for more minor impacts through tomorrow.” Coastal flood warnings were replaced with advisories, but that
MDC Brooklyn inmates trapped in smoke-filled cells after emergency buttons fail (opens the original)
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A smoldering roll of toilet paper fire sent smoke pouring into a locked-down unit of the notorious MDC Brooklyn federal jail, sending inmates into a panic as they had to wait for someone to notice their plight because the emergency buttons in their cells weren’t working, the Daily News has learned. The scary scene unfolded on the eighth floor of the troubled Sunset Park jail around 11:50 a.m. Saturday, defense attorneys and jail reform advocates told The News. The unit had been placed on lockdow
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