Rich Calder
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Geezer gunners: Illegal Cuban migrants, 89 and 73, busted for drug trafficking, stashing arms (opens the original)
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Two Cuban-born illegal immigrants who’ve racked up lengthy rap sheets in the US over decades are behind bars after being busted by Miami police for allegedly selling drugs and stashing stolen guns. Cesar Valdes, 89, and Magdaleno Medina, 73, have been in the US illegally for more than 46 years, arriving on separate days in 1980 when Jimmy Carter was still president, Fox News reported. The seniors’ recent troubles began Aug. 19 when an undercover cop bought $60 worth of cocaine from Medina at the
Exclusive | ‘Superhero’ exterminator voluntarily rids NYC block of massive hornets nest after lazy officials refused (opens the original)
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A hero exterminator stepped up this week to kill a massive Queens hornets nest after lazy city officials told terrified neighbors to buzz off. Sean Cadenhead said he read in shock last Sunday’s Post report on how the NYC Parks Department rejected pleas from residents and Councilman Phil Wong to remove the hive — the size of two basketballs— from a city tree in Middle Village. Instead, the agency recommended residents pay out of their own pockets and humanely relocate the nest. On Wednesday, Cade
NY Times concedes gushing story about NYC ‘Hoodwill’ street vendor should’ve noted he’s a high-risk sex offender (opens the original)
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See more of our coverage in your search results. A 35-year-old man glowingly profiled in a New York Times piece last month for being part of a longtime illegal street market that hawks donated goods in Downtown Brooklyn is a registered high-risk sex offender with a long rap sheet, The Post has learned. Tyshawn Kennedy is part of a rogue vending operation — nicknamed “Hoodwill” — that has been openly siphoning business from thrift-chain Goodwill’s shop at the corner of Bond and Schermerhorn stree
Organizer of petition by 9/11 families âdisappointedâ Mamdani showed at memorial ceremonies âbut has no regrets (opens the original)
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See more of our coverage in your search results. The lead organizer of a petition that collected more than 113,000 signatures on behalf of families of 9/11 victims demanding New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani stay away from Ground Zero on 25th anniversary of the terror attacks said heâs disappointed Hizzoner showed up — but has no regrets about taking the stand. âOf course we’re disappointed after all the time and work we put into it ⦠but in the end heâs mayor and did what he wanted,â
Exclusive | Land of the freeloader: Number of NYC homeless shelters surged by 50% in four years (opens the original)
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See more of our coverage in your search results. The number of homeless shelters across NYC exploded nearly 50% in the last four years from 333 to 499, as Gotham’s vagrant population doubled and its shelter industrial complex bled $4 billion in taxpayer money in a single year. Shelters set aside for single adults – which critics say are the most problematic facilities because they are more likely than family shelters to bring violent criminals to neighborhoods – surged 35%, from 155 to 209, a Po
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