Suspect Charged With Flashing Young Girls While On Bicycle In Queens
The NYPD says they have charged a suspect who has been victimizing young girls in Ridgewood, Queens while riding his bicycle.
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The NYPD says they have charged a suspect who has been victimizing young girls in Ridgewood, Queens while riding his bicycle.
Suffolk County Police Commissioner Timothy Sini won the race to replace the embroiled Tom Spota as District Attorney, but Spota will be stepping down well before his term ends.
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