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Brute assaults man with glass bottle

By Ben Verde

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Sunset Park attorney indicted for allegedly stealing $280,000 from clients

By Jessica Parks

Slimeball paints swastika inside subway station

By Ben Verde

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Fifth Avenue slashers on the loose

By Ben Verde

Cops cuff man for alleged car-jacking

By Ben Verde

Purse snatchers attack women on Sixth Avenue

By Ben Verde

Brutes violently assault man aboard F train

By Ben Verde

Lane closure: Fourth Ave. bike path will skip a block for police parking in S’Park

Man cuffed in Sixth Avenue assault

By Ben Verde

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Lower speed limits take effect on Third and Hamilton aves

By Kevin Duggan

Brute assaults shopkeeper during botched robbery

By Ben Verde

Brooklyn Academy of Music honors Ethan Hawke at annual gala

Politics

Boro’s tallest councilman has lowest participatory budgeting turnout

By Ben Verde

Firefighters rescue trapped motorist after Greenwood crash

By Jessica Parks

Gang of gun-wielding goons rob man

By Ben Verde

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Four people wounded in bloody Brooklyn shooting

By Ben Verde

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Heaven’s sake: Classic Japanese cocktail spot opens outpost in Industry City

By Bill Roundy

Slimeballs assault woman during robbery

By Ben Verde

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Driver kills 75-year-old woman in Sunset Park: Police

By Ben Verde

Three ruffians attack two straphanger aboard a D train

By Ben Verde

Cat burglar lifts $14,159 jewels from Industry City

By Ben Verde

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Skate of the art: Industry City courtyard turns into holiday ice rink

By Jessica Parks

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