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âCornell 7â case casts spotlight on NYâs âvoluntary intoxicationâ loophole â which doesnât protect rape victims who drink, take drugs on their own (opens the original)
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An antiquated New York law that shields rapists who target intoxicated victims is under renewed scrutiny in light of the âCornell 7â case â but Assembly Democrats have long opposed a proposal to close the legal loophole, with one even referring to it as the âruining drunk sex bill,â The Post has learned. The âvoluntary intoxication loopholeâ refers to how current state law doesnât cover rape victims who chose to drink or get high themselves, even if it means they were too incapac
New homeless encampment turns NYC’s East Side into trash heap: ‘Whole lot of headaches’ (opens the original)
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See more of our coverage in your search results. The homeless encampment Whac-a-Mole continues. The city cleaned out a filthy East Side homeless encampment under the FDR Drive Monday, leaving behind a stomach-turning mess — while locals said the vagrants will likely come back anyway. “[The encampment] could start again as soon as, like, the end of the day,” Dina Elkan, senior director of events at Solar One, told The Post. “It’s not just about over here. They have to check all the way down to ma
Beloved NYC bodega cat stolen from store as kitty’s fans have their claws out for the petnappers (opens the original)
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See more of our coverage in your search results. A beloved bodega cat was snatched from his Brooklyn home by a pair of heartless thieves — prompting neighbors to spring into action to track him down, and his distraught owner to offering hundreds of dollars for the adorable kitten’s return. “I think the whole neighborhood is talking about it,” said one of the many Park Slope residents lamenting the loss of Jabal, a 3-month-old kitten snatched from the 8th St. Mini Mart in Park Slope Thursday. Jab
Ex-Team USA triathlete, NYC dad drowns while swimming off Shelter Island during family vacation (opens the original)
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See more of our coverage in your search results. A former Team USA triathlete was found dead under the dock of a luxe Long Island hotel during a family getaway — as his devastated wife remembered him as her soulmate and a hero to their kids. Spencer Korwin, a 38-year-old Manhattanite, vanished after he went for a morning swim around 8 a.m. in the Shelter Island Sound near the upscale Pridwin Hotel, where he was on an end-of-summer vacation with his wife and two kids. Korwin, who was also a welln
Blakeman vows to restaff NYS parole board as he blames Hochul for parolee’s deadly NYC shooting spree (opens the original)
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See more of our coverage in your search results. The violent parolee charged with killing two men in a vicious 48-hour robbery spree should never have been freed — and Gov. Kathy Hochul is to blame, GOP gubernatorial candidate Bruce Blakeman said Tuesday. Blakeman, the Nassau County executive, said the state parole board should never have released accused double-killer Jesus Acosta in April after he did 10 years in state prison for felony assault — and should not have been free to kill a beloved
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