Fentanyl Worth $10M Found Wrapped In Fish | Patch PM

NYPD Ignores 1,500 Immigrant Requests | Dow Jones Keeps Falling | Chick-fil-A's Busiest Restaurant Coming To NYC

Posted Thu, Feb 8, 2018 at 4:50 pm ET

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Police found the fishy narcotics inside coolers in a suspected trafficker's car.

The NYPD ignored all of them.

The guards took thousands of dollars in cash bribes to bring marijuana to inmates, prosecutors said.

A proposal for a new tech hub near Union Square was approved by a local advisory board on Wednesday night.

The market's turmoil began last week and has continued this week.

The Brooklyn Rescue Mission Urban Harvest Center has just one month to raise $28,000 so it can pay its mortgage and rent, owners said.

The fast food chain expects its newest Midtown location to be one of the busiest in the country.

The man was brought to the U.S. at age 3 and has a pending green card application, the Legal Aid Society said.

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Lead image via the Office Of the City's Special Narcotics Prosecutor.

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