New York is A different world
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did that little mf'er scream "HELP ME"...yooooooo.
if shorty had alittle more ass i would put her in the starting five..as of now--i'll let her ride the bench cause i know she a shooter..
26-plus pounds of cocaine, $3 million cash seized in Bronx drug bust
Investigators seized the drugs and cash from a Bronx apartment outfitted with secret trap door compartments.
26-plus pounds of cocaine, $3 million cash seized in Bronx drug bust
Investigators seized the drugs and cash from a Bronx apartment outfitted with secret trap door compartments.abc7ny.com
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Dude back lining his pockets again
JAMAICA, Queens (PIX11) — A Queens man, who was previously caught housing dozens of migrants at two different commercial locations in the city, is now housing migrants at a new location hoping to put a roof over the heads of asylum seekers with nowhere to go.
The city’s Department of Buildings issued vacate orders last month at Ebou Sarr’s Bronx and Queens store properties for overcrowding and hazardous conditions, but he said this time he is looking to do things differently.
Woman seriously injured in massive Brooklyn house fire: FDNY
“I have to step in and help,” Sarr said.
Sarr is now renting a house to shelter about 15 migrants, saying he knows firsthand what it is like to move to the US with nothing.
“They my people,” said Sarr. “I was heartbroken when they were coming to me for help, crying. I used to cry with them all the time and I have to step in.”
He gave PIX11 News a tour of the home Friday. The business owner says he charges $300 a month, as he did at his prior properties, to live in the four-bedroom home which has nine beds. With migrants being limited to only 30 days in city shelters, he said he is looking to provide more long-term solutions in a safe environment.
“They said it’s illegal to put — it’s a business place, it’s a store so this is not a store,” Sarr said referring to his furniture store that was forced to be vacated. “This is a residential place that’s why we rented a house to put them in.”
Neighbors tell PIX11 News they did not know the migrants were living on their block and that they wish they had been notified. One woman who wanted to remain anonymous shared her concerns.
“You have people in your neighborhood you don’t know, and everyone needs housing but to come in and out and the neighbors don’t know,” the neighbor said. “I just feel bad for the neighborhood.”
Sarr says his goal is to eventually get a building to shelter migrants but for now he is looking to rent more houses in his effort to help in their time of need.
Dude back lining his pockets again
NYC man housing migrants again: ‘I have to step in and help’
JAMAICA, Queens (PIX11) — A Queens man, who was previously caught housing dozens of migrants at two different commercial locations in the city, is now housing migrants at a new location hopin…
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JAMAICA, Queens (PIX11) — A Queens man, who was previously caught housing dozens of migrants at two different commercial locations in the city, is now housing migrants at a new location hoping to put a roof over the heads of asylum seekers with nowhere to go.
The city’s Department of Buildings issued vacate orders last month at Ebou Sarr’s Bronx and Queens store properties for overcrowding and hazardous conditions, but he said this time he is looking to do things differently.
Woman seriously injured in massive Brooklyn house fire: FDNY
“I have to step in and help,” Sarr said.
Sarr is now renting a house to shelter about 15 migrants, saying he knows firsthand what it is like to move to the US with nothing.
“They my people,” said Sarr. “I was heartbroken when they were coming to me for help, crying. I used to cry with them all the time and I have to step in.”
He gave PIX11 News a tour of the home Friday. The business owner says he charges $300 a month, as he did at his prior properties, to live in the four-bedroom home which has nine beds. With migrants being limited to only 30 days in city shelters, he said he is looking to provide more long-term solutions in a safe environment.
“They said it’s illegal to put — it’s a business place, it’s a store so this is not a store,” Sarr said referring to his furniture store that was forced to be vacated. “This is a residential place that’s why we rented a house to put them in.”
Neighbors tell PIX11 News they did not know the migrants were living on their block and that they wish they had been notified. One woman who wanted to remain anonymous shared her concerns.
“You have people in your neighborhood you don’t know, and everyone needs housing but to come in and out and the neighbors don’t know,” the neighbor said. “I just feel bad for the neighborhood.”
Sarr says his goal is to eventually get a building to shelter migrants but for now he is looking to rent more houses in his effort to help in their time of need.
that's terrible .....Amy Schumer was somewhere minding her own business and caught a hell of a stray.
NYPD cop, 31, shot dead by career criminal during Queens traffic stop ID’d as husband, dad of young child
Jonathan Diller, a 31-year-old cop with three years on the force, was shot in the stomach after police tried to remove the suspect from the passenger seat of the car.
nypost.com
Suspect in fatal Manhattan train shove a repeat offender: police
Carlton McPherson, 24, was arrested and charged with murder. Officials say he has multiple prior arrests including one for assault from last October.
Help Save Lords Bakery in Brooklyn!, organized by David Drake II
Lords Bakery has been a beloved staple in the heart of Brooklyn for over six decade… David Drake II needs your support for Help Save Lords Bakery in Brooklyn!
www.gofundme.com
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"Everybody Is at a Loss": An Iconic Brooklyn Bakery Has Closed
Lords Bakery, a decades-old institution, shuttered on Monday
ny.eater.com
MTA officially approves congestion pricing tolling plan for New York City
The MTA has approved its congestion pricing tolling plan, giving itself the green light to charge $15 for vehicles driving south of 60th Street in Manhattan starting mid-June.
