Police: Father Spit On After Asking Man To Stop Smoking Marijuana In Front Of 4-Year-Old Daughter On Subway
Police said the suspect yelled at the father and daughter, spit on them and then threatened them with a knife.
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Police said the suspect yelled at the father and daughter, spit on them and then threatened them with a knife.
He was also ordered to pay more than $310,000 in restitution and penalties, with more than $100,000 going to victims.
Mayor Bill de Blasio appeared unfazed that a Manhattan supreme court judge ruled to temporarily block the vaccine mandate for teachers, which requires staff to have at least one shot by Sept. 27 or face termination.
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Police say a dispute between two men escalated and one man was slashed on the head.
Sixteen people so far have been identified as part of the cluster.
The incidents that he failed to respond to include three separate requests for emergency response, one involving a 90-year-old woman.
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