Pedicab Driver Arrested After Dragging Parks Officer Near Tavern On The Green
The officer was taken to Lenox Hill Hospital. The driver was taken into custody.
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The officer was taken to Lenox Hill Hospital. The driver was taken into custody.
The president made the announcement Wednesday morning on Twitter.
Police said there was no sign of a forced entry and nothing appeared to be taken.
It happened Monday afternoon in the outside area of the Thanksgiving Supermarket on 86th Street.
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Along with flowers and weeds, strong interest is sprouting in suburban real estate.
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