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December 04, 2009
By Nicholas Briano
Police fatally shot a small pug dog in the head last week while responding to a call on a quiet Edgemere block, telling superiors that the dog attacked them outside its Beach 43 Street home. The incident began at 5:33 a.m. last Thursday, October 26, when Patricia Fernandez, who was already awake and getting ready for work, heard shots fired […]
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December 04, 2009
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December 04, 2009
By Howard Schwach
Four Rockaway residents were arraign – ed on November 20 on charges of attempted murder, assault and criminal possession of a weapon in connection with the bike-steal shooting of Japelle Cox, court documents show. Court documents supplied by Queens District Attorney Richard Brown identify the shooter as Malik Miller, 20, of 81-03 Rockaway Beach Boulevard. The other men who allegedly […]
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December 04, 2009
By Miriam Rosenberg
An elderly woman in a wheelchair was attacked inside an apartment house complex on Beach 14 Street last week, The Wave has learned. The woman was sitting in her wheelchair at 252 Beach 14 Street in the New Haven Plaza Apartment complex on the evening of November 23 when, according to a police report, she was approached from behind by […]
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December 04, 2009
By Nicholas Briano
Fifteen men, including two from Far Rockaway, were arrested this week in a Pennsylvania drug raid. They were indicated on charges of selling marijuana, cocaine and crack cocaine, according to published reports. Lennie Hines and Duane Fason, 33, of Far Rockaway, are among eight others charged with distributing cocaine hydrochloride and crack cocaine. The other seven were busted for dealing […]
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December 04, 2009
Sold Scratch-Offs On Street
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December 04, 2009
A Far Rockaway man who defrau – ded several individuals around the state out of large sums of money has pleaded guilty. He was accused of creating phony winning scratch off tickets for New York State Lottery games by cutting and pasting winning numbers on losing tickets and then selling them for half the value of the supposed winning tickets […]
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December 04, 2009
By Howard Schwach
Add to the list of warnings parents give their sons and daughters before they leave for Beach Channel High School each day, “Don’t sit near the windows.” That local high school is one of 20 in Queens and 80 citywide where the Department of Education has found traces of toxic caulk on many of the classroom windows. Before the 1970s, […]
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December 04, 2009
By Howard Schwach
Both federal prosecutors and advocacy groups are blasting a state plan to move the mentally ill out of “institutionalized” adult homes and into the community by funding 1,000 units of supported housing over the next five years. “For more than 25 years, many adult home residents have lived in substandard conditions,” said Glenn Lieber – man, a spokesperson for the […]
Concern For Quality Of Life Crimes
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December 04, 2009
By Miriam Rosenberg
As 2009 draws to a close, statistics for the 101 Precinct show an overall decrease in crime, Deputy Inspector Brian McMahon, the commanding officer of the 101 Precinct, told community members earlier this month. “Crime is down for the week, peri- od and year to date,” said Mc – Mahon at the final 101 Precinct Community meeting of the year […]