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Category Archives: Crime
Shooting at former BPCA board member Fernando Mateo’s nightclub La Marina
July 14, 2014- This story woudl be more interesting if Mr. Mateo were still on the BPCA board, but the Post is reporting, “Former (more…)
B&H sells 200 drones a day
July 9, 2014- The Post reports on the explosion in popularity of cheap remote control drones with cameras. The article states, (more…)
Another felony in the park
July 3, 2014- The police blotter reports, “A 23-year-old Battery Park City resident had his wallet and phone stolen while (more…)
The feds go after realtors using drones in the city
July 1, 2014- BatteryPark.TV previously exclusively reported that drones were peeping into high-rise apartment buildings (more…)
Disgraced indicted NY Assemblyman tells judge that Sheldon Silver hurts his reputation
July 3, 2014- The Post reports that indicted former NY Assemblyman Vito Lopez wants his federal civil lawsuit against him separated from Sheldon Silver (more…)
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More crime on West Thames Park as PEP refuse to patrol
June 26, 2014- By Steven E. Greer, MD Coming just one day after our story on the PEP refusing to patrol the West Thames Park (and all of the land along the West Side Highway), a local blog has reported … Continue reading
Posted in City government, Crime, NYPD First Precinct
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Cyberbullying law struck down by NY Supreme Court
July 1, 2014- The NY Supreme Court ruled that a 2010 state law passed to outlaw “cyberbullying” was unconstitutional. The judges (more…)
Is Hudson Eats charging your card for tips without permission?
June 28, 2014- By Steven E. Greer I previously complained that the “restaurants” in Hudson Eats are trying to shame people into tipping the fast-food works by presenting credit card slips with the option to tip. Proper table service is … Continue reading
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Teens dealing narcotics on Rector pedestrian bridge
April 12, 2014- By Steven E. Greer This afternoon, a local couple (man, woman) who live on Rector Place approached NYPD officers dealing with a traffic matter to inform them of crime they had observed. According to the woman, she … Continue reading
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No more drugs in Rector and West Thames parks
Update June 25, 2014- As we warned at the end of this story, the police and PEP will need to constantly patrol these parks, or else the problem will return. (more…)
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Owner of Tribeca spa arrested for money laundering and illegal gambling
June 16, 2014- Have you ever wondered how weird “book stores” and “spas” stay open despite never seeing any customers? They are often fronts for money laundering. (more…)
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Two men fighting break out front windows of NY Sports Clubs on Greenwich
May 25, 2014- Today, at approximately 3:00 PM, two men began fist fighting. Somehow, they ended up shattering the large front window of the NY Sports Clubs on Greenwich Street. (more…)
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Courageous man chases down violent criminal who assaulted young woman
May 23, 2014- The Post reports that a young man chased down a violent criminal after he punched his female companion in the face, breaking her cheek bone. He was apparently “knocking her out” for the fun of it, (more…)
Spy Drone lobbyists and a WSJ propaganda piece
May 17, 2014- Opinion By Steven E. Greer, MD The Wall Street Journal (WSJ) is truly an evil organization for many reasons. For example, they have a large feature section today touting drones as safe friendly ways to take family … Continue reading
NY AG arrests NYC Councilman
May 7, 2014- The Post reports that the NY AG Eric Schneiderman made an arrest of an alleged crooked City Councilman for stealing for a non-profit 501c he ran. This is interesting for a couple of reasons. (more…)
CBS national news uses our story on WTC security
March 21, 2014- By Steven E. Greer When the story broke yesterday about a 16-year-old kid breaching One World Trade Center security, I called every editor and journalist I knew to remind them that the Goldman Sachs parachutists last year … Continue reading
Mayor de Blasio starts Office to Combat Domestic Violence
March 27, 2014- Mayor de Blasio’s administration has a special office to combat domestic violence. Kirsten DeFur, MPH, discussion the functions of the office at the monthly First Precinct meeting. (more…)
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How sidewalk food hacks avoid paying fines and stay open
April 28, 2014- The Post reports, “Sidewalk fruit and hotdog vendors can’t get their licenses renewed if they rack up more than four unpaid fines, but Elshamy’s new license was approved by the city the same month he applied. He … Continue reading
It’s Spring, time for Apple mugging season
April 22, 2014- The Post reports on the awakening of the usual Apple iPhone theft muggings in city parks. (more…)