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Mexican Kingpin Accused Of Flooding NYC With Fentanyl | Patch PM
Cyclists Get Jump At Traffic Lights | Overstretched NYPD Dept Gives 'Stranger Rapes' Priority | Bookstore Returns To East Village Space
Share-worthy stories from the New York City Patch network to talk about tonight:
Mexican Drug Kingpin Flooded NYC With Fentanyl, Prosecutors Say
An undercover investigation resulted in six arrests.
New Pilot Gives Cyclists Head Starts At Traffic Lights Around NYC
The city launched a pilot program letting cyclists use leading pedestrian intervals at 50 intersections to give them a head start on cars.
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'Stranger Rapes' Are Priority For Worn-Out Sex Crime Cops: Report
The NYPD has left its Special Victims Division understaffed for years despite a spike in cases, the Department of Investigation found.
Soho Hotelier Avoids Prison After Trying To Light Dogs On Fire
The founder of an upscale hotel group tried to light two terriers on fire with a makeshift blow torch.
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New Bookstore Coming To Former Home Of St. Mark's Bookshop
Karma, the bookseller and art gallery, is preparing to open a location in the East Village.
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