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Parking scan scam: QR codes posted at NYC meters were used to steal credit card info (opens the original)
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The suspect believed to have put fraudulent QR codes on New York City parking meters in order to allegedly steal personal information was indicted on identity theft and impersonation charges, according to the district attorney. Outside of court on Wednesday, Mihai Theodor Enescu denied any involvement in the alleged scam to get credit card info from targets. According to prosecutors, Enescu placed fake QR code stickers over real instructions on city parking meters in order to steal the card info
NYPD searches for suspects after deadly stabbing in Brooklyn (opens the original)
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Police on Saturday evening were searching for two men connected to a deadly stabbing in East Flatbush, Brooklyn that killed 25-year-old Christopher Davey. Authorities say someone dialed 9-1-1 to report an assault in front of 882 Albany Ave. When first responders arrived, they found Davey bleeding from two stab wounds to the torso. Police said Davey lived just a few blocks away. Surveillance video taken Friday showed laundry bags on the ground next to crime scene tape. Davey was rushed to nearby
NYC health commissioner grilled over city's response to Legionnaires' disease outbreak (opens the original)
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New York City's health commissioner was grilled by lawmakers Wednesday over the city's response to the Legionnaires' disease outbreak on the Upper East Side that killed 11 people. Local residents and local leaders came to City Council chambers to push for answers about the source of the outbreak and how well cooling towers were inspected. Valerie Mason, of Manhattan Community Board 8, was among the speakers who joined the council’s oversight hearing to dig into the Health Department’s response.
Suspect in bodega and restaurant killings captured: police (opens the original)
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The suspect in a deadly shooting at a Brooklyn restaurant last weekend and a deadly robbery at a bodega in The Bronx was arrested Saturday, according to New York City Police. He answered no questions from reporters about the shootings as police led him away Saturday night. The manhunt for Jesus Acosta, 31, included the FBI's New York office, which posted a $25,000 reward, and the bodegas' union, which doubled its offering as the search went on this week for the man believed to have killed two pe
Police search for gunman after Brooklyn dog shot by stray bullet (opens the original)
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Police continued searching Saturday for the person they say shot a dog in Sunset Park, Brooklyn. The animal was struck by a stray bullet while out on a walk with her owner. Investigators said the 7-year-old dog, "Honey," was shot in the leg Wednesday evening just before 6 p.m. near The Green-Wood Cemetery and 5th Ave. Honey was walking along 31st St. when a man pulled out a gun and started firing at another person, police said. One of the bullets — a .22-caliber round — struck Honey in the upper
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