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Brooklyn Army Base Guard Calls ICE To Arrest Pizza Delivery Guy

A Brooklyn military guard called ICE and told them to arrest the delivery man who had just brought him a pizza, according to officials and reports.

Pablo Villavicencio, 35, was arrested after he delivered a pizza to the Fort Hamilton military base on General Lee Avenue in Bay Ridge, on June 1, elected and Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials said.

Deadly NYC Drug Dealers Cuffed In 'Operation Breaking Bad'

Authorities arrested 18 members of a Bronx drug ring this week who allegedly sold heroin that caused five fatal overdoses. The group had distributed more than 100 kilograms of heroin — much of it mixed with the deadly opioid fentanyl — since 2015, federal prosecutors said.

Celebrities Pay Tribute To Fashion Icon Kate Spade

Celebrities and fashion industry icons took to social media to mourn and pay tribute to fashion designer Kate Spade, who was found dead in her Upper East Side apartment Tuesday. Among the scores of tributes one theme was consistent: Getting one's first Kate Spade bag was a special moment.

Bed-Stuy Man Kills Neighbor Who Teased Him About $8 Debt, DA Says

The Bed-Stuy man who murdered a neighbor after being taunted about his $8 debt could spend his life in prison, prosecutors said.

Queens Guard Admits To Smuggling Weed Into Manhattan Jail: Feds

A veteran New York City corrections officer faces time on the other side of his prison bars after he admitted to smuggling weed into a Manhattan jail, federal prosecutors said.

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