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Category Archives: Crime
Another fight outside 1 Oak
April 8, 2015- Last year, the famous MMA fighter Renzo Gracie attacked the doorman of the nightclub (more…)
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Sheldon Silver uses campaign funds to pay for defense lawyer
January 19, 2015- Our favorite politicians is in the news again. The Post reports, “Defending city and (more…)
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BatteryPark.TV supports NYPD Detective Patrick Cherry now in hot water for dressing down a bad TLC driver
April 4, 2015- By Steven E. Greer No one can accuse BP.TV of pandering to the cops. We strongly supported the non-violent civil rights protests (more…)
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Manhattan DA wants to crack down on political corruption
March 30, 2015- Aiding the U.S. Attorney, Manhattan’s DA Cyrus Vance Jr. is calling for tougher local laws against political corruption. (more…)
Tip of the Week: Never use Craigslist for anything. Period.
April 2, 2015- By Steven E. Greer As loyal viewers know, BatteryPark.TV was taken out of service for 24-hours after a computer (more…)
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Feds seeking to seize Sheldon Silver’s kickback cash
April 2, 2015- The Post reports, “On Tuesday, Bharara, as expected, upped the ante by seeking (more…)
Update: Is there a throat-slashing murderer on the loose Downtown?
March 17, 2015- The coroner is conducting more tests, and has not yet ruled out murder, according to the Daily News. The article states, “Tindall’s death was deemed a suicide following a preliminary (more…)
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Hollywood mogul Harvey Weinstein accused of molesting female model in Tribeca
March 30, 2015- We reluctantly give this story life since there has been no arrest, but it is out there. (more…)
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Why is Shelly Silver’s crew of elected officials so protective of Downtown Little League?
March 4, 2015- By Steven E. Greer As a direct result of BatteryPark.TV reporting, all of the local elected officials wrote a letter of concern (more…)
Posted in - Politics, City government, Crime, Federal government, Law, State Government
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Man who stole from Downtown Little League in prison for beating up girlfriend
(4,500 Downtowners have read this as of March 21. We inform.) Update March 2, 2015- The man who stole from Downtown Little League is now in prison at Rikers (more…)
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Should the Downtown Connection bus service we pay for be exclusive to BPC residents?
September 12, 2014- By Steven E. Greer I rode the Downtown Connection “free” bus service yesterday, and experience some really concerning (more…)
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Don’t buy Staten Island cocaine
March 19, 2015- Don’t do drugs, folks. The Post reports, “The data showed that overdoses among (more…)
The Pier A beer garden is part of a bigger city plan to turn waterfront properties into concert venues
July 15, 2015- By Steven E. Greer The controversial Pier A beer garden, that succeeded in winning the broadest and most powerful of liquor licenses and will become (more…)
Posted in - Op-Ed, City government, Crime, Music Bands, Real estate, Schools, State Government
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BPCA’s Shari Hyman’s husband under scrutiny for running a bogus ethics commission
January 31, 2015- By Steven E. Greer BatteryPark.TV has been the only source to report on the conflicts of interest and ineptness within JCOPE: (more…)
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This convicted felon was almost my roommate many years ago
March 17, 2015- Many years ago, when I was a surgery resident, I almost allowed Lawrence (more…)
Letter: Secondhand pot smoke plagues Gateway Plaza
February 14, 2014 Dear Editor, Gateway not only has a problem with electricity, but it is becoming a POT den. This is not a Friday night thing. It is every night…very Heavy pot from 6pm -12, so strong that if … Continue reading
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Woman found dead at Liberty House on Rector Place
March 17, 2015- The coroner is conducting more tests, and has not yet ruled out murder, (more…)
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Wall Street banker found dead with throat cut just south of WTC
November 19, 2014- Near BPC, on the south side of the WTC complex, a 41-year-old Managing Director at Citigroup, (more…)
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Sheldon Silver is in the first stage of grief: denial
March 5, 2015- Op-Ed by Steven E. Greer Kübler-Ross described the five stages of grief, which begin with denial. Sheldon Silver and the (more…)
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Review: Modern marijuana is too strong
March 6, 2015- By Steven E. Greer, MD I am not morally opposed to marijuana, but I despise the drug for many scientific reasons. First (more…)