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Suicide Vest Detectors At Penn Station | Fentanyl Dealer Linked To Deaths | Injured Hawk Flies Back To Wild

Posted Tue, Feb 27, 2018 at 4:27 pm ET

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Two tenants associations are suing landlords who either ignore dangerous conditions or send incapacitated workers to repair them.

The technology is capable of screening people for explosive devices as they walk by it.

The study also expects the number of cyclists commuting across the Williamsburg Bridge to increase by 300 percent.

A Jamaica man was arrested Tuesday after allegedly selling 100 grams of the deadly drug - often disguised as heroin - to an undercover cop.

Dora, a red tailed hawk who has lived in Tompkins Square Park for years, returned home on Monday after three months in a rehab center.

Saint Vincent, who was found dumped in a trash bag in East New York, was adopted by a Long Island family over the weekend.

Robert Labrador said initial reports that he was attacked for opposing Trump were wrong, and that it was actually the other way round.

Firefighters rushed to Rutland Road where a construction worker was trapped underneath a collapsed ceiling, said FDNY.

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