10-03-2022, 05:56 PM
1 FDNY 9/11-related illness deaths to soon surpass number of members that died in terror attack that day
MONDAY, OCT 3
The FDNY estimates that 11,000 active and retired FDNY and EMS members have at least one certified World Trade Center-related illness, including cancers and respiratory and gastrointestinal issues.
In other city news: A new online database makes public thousands of misconduct accusations against NYPD cops, NYC correction officers
*********************************************************************************THE ILLNESSES NEVER REALLY STOPPED IN NY AFTER THIS.
2 NYPD releases pics of witnesses to murder of dismembered Brooklyn woman; boyfriend arrested
MONDAY, OCT 3
Police are looking for six people they believe witnessed the death of the woman who was recently dismembered and stuffed into suitcases in her Brooklyn apartment.
In other NYC crime, NYC on edge: The Daily News looks at mental health, New Yorkers' reaction, NYPD stats and a recap of the recent rash of violent, unprovoked assaults — including a deadly attack on an EMS — that have New Yorkers fearful on city streets and subways.
Also, (EXCLUSIVE) the girlfriend of a suspected killer used the benefits card of his alleged Brooklyn victim, his other girlfriend, found dismembered in suitcases, prosecutors say.
3 Leonard Greene: Florida needs our help, despite its zany governor
MONDAY, OCT 3
Ron DeSantis changed with the 155 mph winds that clobbered the Florida coast when Ian made landfall, destroying everything in its path.
Hurricane Ian has killed at least 74 people in Florida as rescue operations remain underway. See the latest. And Hurricane Orlene makes landfall in Mexico.
4 Philip Banks, Mayor Adams’ public safety deputy, has unusual NYPD security detail
MONDAY, OCT 3
Philip Banks, Mayor Adams’ public safety deputy in City Hall, has an NYPD security detail chauffeuring him around town — an unusual use of police resources for someone in his position, law enforcement sources told the Daily News.
In other NYC news: An NYPD sergeant accused of shoplifting sues Macy’s for racial profiling.
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MONDAY, OCT 3
The FDNY estimates that 11,000 active and retired FDNY and EMS members have at least one certified World Trade Center-related illness, including cancers and respiratory and gastrointestinal issues.
In other city news: A new online database makes public thousands of misconduct accusations against NYPD cops, NYC correction officers
*********************************************************************************THE ILLNESSES NEVER REALLY STOPPED IN NY AFTER THIS.
2 NYPD releases pics of witnesses to murder of dismembered Brooklyn woman; boyfriend arrested
MONDAY, OCT 3
Police are looking for six people they believe witnessed the death of the woman who was recently dismembered and stuffed into suitcases in her Brooklyn apartment.
In other NYC crime, NYC on edge: The Daily News looks at mental health, New Yorkers' reaction, NYPD stats and a recap of the recent rash of violent, unprovoked assaults — including a deadly attack on an EMS — that have New Yorkers fearful on city streets and subways.
Also, (EXCLUSIVE) the girlfriend of a suspected killer used the benefits card of his alleged Brooklyn victim, his other girlfriend, found dismembered in suitcases, prosecutors say.
3 Leonard Greene: Florida needs our help, despite its zany governor
MONDAY, OCT 3
Ron DeSantis changed with the 155 mph winds that clobbered the Florida coast when Ian made landfall, destroying everything in its path.
Hurricane Ian has killed at least 74 people in Florida as rescue operations remain underway. See the latest. And Hurricane Orlene makes landfall in Mexico.
4 Philip Banks, Mayor Adams’ public safety deputy, has unusual NYPD security detail
MONDAY, OCT 3
Philip Banks, Mayor Adams’ public safety deputy in City Hall, has an NYPD security detail chauffeuring him around town — an unusual use of police resources for someone in his position, law enforcement sources told the Daily News.
In other NYC news: An NYPD sergeant accused of shoplifting sues Macy’s for racial profiling.
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