NYPD Trying To Identify Individual Accused Of Puncturing Police Vehicle's Tire In Washington Square Park
Police say the individual used an unknown instrument to puncture the front passenger tire of a parked police vehicle.
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Police say the individual used an unknown instrument to puncture the front passenger tire of a parked police vehicle.
A Texas mother is on a mission to raise millions for research into a rare form of muscular dystrophy that her youngest son suffers from called L-CMD.
Another change means drivers whose E-ZPass is not properly mounted - and does not scan - will be charged a new mid-tier rate.
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