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Bus Crash Kills 3 | Library Noose | Cop Accused Of Beating Man For Littering

Posted Mon, Sep 18, 2017 at 4:23 pm ET|Updated Mon, Sep 18, 2017 at 7:31 pm ET

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The amount of the drug could have given 32 million lethal overdoses, prosecutors said.

A private tour bus slammed into an MTA bus early Monday.

Mayor Bill De Blasio said the noose found hanging outside the Bed-Stuy public library will be investigated as a hate crime.

Police officer O’Keefe Thompson is accused of assaulting Raymond Crespo because he dropped his plastic cup.

The home in Queens is now rented through Airbnb.

The woman dumped a mixture of blue powder and corn oil on the emblematic Wall Street statue to draw attention to rising sea levels, she said.

The East Flatbush man has been charged with grand larceny, among other things, and faces 15 years in prison.

The city's transportation department is looking at plans to add crosstown bike lanes after a cyclist was injured last week in Chelsea.

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