Wannabe Bonnie and Clyde Wanted For Home Invasion, Business Break In
/Police say the pair broke into a 50-year-old man’s home near Liberty Avenue and 103rd Avenue and stole two credit cards and $3,000.
Read MorePolice say the pair broke into a 50-year-old man’s home near Liberty Avenue and 103rd Avenue and stole two credit cards and $3,000.
Read MoreRonald Horton testified that he froze when he realized two men were about to rob him steps from St. Albans home.
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Read MoreAt around 6 p.m. a man walked into a TD Bank located at 148-08 Cross Island Parkway, approached the teller and demanded cash.
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OATH Commissioner and Chief Administrative Judge Fidel F. Del Valle will attend the “Building Bridges for Small Businesses” event today in Flushing. Photo via nyc.gov.
By David Brand
The Office of Administrative Trials and Hearings (OATH) will partner with the Queens Chamber of Commerce and Councilmember Peter Koo for a workshop called “Building Bridges for Small Businesses.” The local leaders announced the initiative today in Koo’s Flushing office.
The initiative is designed to educate small businesses about how to respond to summonses and notices from city agencies and will feature OATH Commissioner and Chief Administrative Judge Fidel F. Del Valle.
Koo’s office is located at 135-27 38th Avenue, Suite 388 in Flushing.
Police recovered a diamondback .380 caliber pistol with five rounds of ammunition in the magazine from Charlemagne’s pants.
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