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She had an abortion after a botched paternity test. Now she's suing the DNA company
Who was the father: Her fiancé, or the man with whom she had a brief fling? In Oct. 2024, that was the urgent question for a New York City woman. She thought she got her answer when a paternity test showed there was a 99.9% probability her unborn baby was the product of that short-lived fling. The results, she says, prompted…
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I-Team: Company sued over DNA mix-up
Chris Glorioso shares the exclusive details for NBC New York’s I-Team.
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No ID? No problem. Undercover camera reveals ease of buying cannabis in NYC
Though parents might assume cannabis shops operate like liquor stores, using routine ID checks to block underage purchases, that’s not what a study found in New York City’s patchwork of unlicensed pot shops.
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I-Team: Some cannabis shops are not carding young customers
To test cannabis retailers for the study, research assistant Peter Menzi, 22, helped map more than 800 cannabis shops operating in the five boroughs. I-Team’s Chris Glorioso reports for News 4.
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More prison abuse allegations from inmate at Mid-State Correction Facility
The I-Team is uncovering evidence of systemic abuse by officers in various New York State prisons, including warnings by inmates and their families which went ignored until it was too late. One day before 22-year-old Messiah Nantwi died at Midstate Correctional Facility, inmate Chris Quiles says he was beaten by officers from the same unit, and is now sharing his...
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Legal expert appointed by judge in Adams case recommends dismissing charges permanently
Independent legal expert Paul Clement argued that nothing authorizes a judge to force prosecutors “to continue a prosecution against its will, or appoint a private party to take it over.” Clement said there are two options: Either dismiss the case permanently, or dismiss without prejudice, which means the DOJ could refile charges at a later date. NBC New York’s Jonathan...
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Court-appointed attorney recommends judge dismiss Eric Adams case permanently
An attorney recommendation could spell a major win for NYC Mayor Eric Adams in getting the case dropped for good. While nothing in the filing goes to the merits of the prosecution, the legal expert appointed by the judge to review the law and the public interest at stake suggested the case be dismissed for good. NBC New York’s Jonathan Dienst...
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Appointed attorney recommends judge dismiss Adams charges with prejudice, end case permanently
An attorney appointed by the judge overseeing the criminal case against NYC Mayor Eric Adams recommended the case not only be dismissed, but the judge should do so with prejudice — which would end the prosecution entirely.
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Attorney recommends dismissal of Eric Adams case with prejudice
An independent attorney has recommended not only that the mayor’s case by dismissed, but that it be dismissed with prejudice so that it cannot be brought back at a later date. NBC New York’s Melissa Russo reports.
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Scooter rider refunded after congestion pricing error. But is it part of a bigger issue?
The MTA is refunding one commuter after he was mistakenly charged the congestion pricing toll multiple times despite never leaving the zone in Manhattan. This small error could be a sign of a larger problems: Is there a gap in the way congestion cameras are tolling vehicles? And how do you know which camera captured your license plate? The I-Team’s...
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A small congestion pricing error? Critics say it raises a bigger issue
A Manhattan man who often zips around city streets on a Vespa motorbike was charged congestion tolls on four separate days in January. But on those days, he said he was certain all the trips originated at a garage on West 30th Street — and terminated within the boundaries of the congestion zone. So why was he charged?
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Sentencing for lawyer who ripped off immigrants looking to get legal status
Convicted and disbarred Bronx immigration attorney Kofi Anankwaa faced a federal judge at a sentencing hearing in lower Manhattan. The disgraced attorney had promised he would do the right thing to help thousands of immigrants become legal citizens. Instead he wronged them and raked in millions of dollars in the process, while leaving many in limbo. NBC New York’s Sarah...
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Disgraced Bronx attorney sentenced for stealing from immigrants looking to get legal status
It was a day of reckoning for a convicted former Bronx attorney who admitted guilt in a multi-million dollar immigration fraud, who was exposed by an I-Team investigation.
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Mayor Eric Adams asks judge to throw out corruption case permanently
Under his deal with the Justice Department, if the case against him were to be dropped, Mayor Eric Adams agreed that it could be re-filed, perhaps after the November election. But amid resignation letters by some prosecutors protesting the deal, and after a media storm ensued, the mayor’s lawyers now argue the case is so tainted that the corruption charges...
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Eric Adams to skip mayoral candidates' forum
One big name will be missing when NYC mayoral candidates meet for a forum Wednesday night. Sources close to Mayor Eric Adams said his view is, why show up and take all the incoming flak from rivals when others eyeing a run — like ex-governor Andrew Cuomo and Council Speaker Adrienne Adams — have yet to enter the race. NBC New...
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Is Eric Adams' corruption case dead?
After putting the mayor’s trial on pause, a federal judge said he still wants to hear more arguments before deciding if the case should be dropped. NBC New York’s Jonathan Dienst reports.
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Department of Justice moves to dismiss corruption case against Mayor Eric Adams
Federal prosecutors have formally asked a judge to drop the federal corruption and bribery charges against Mayor Eric Adams. It comes after a number of high-ranking officials and prosecutors resigned because they refused to have the charges dropped. NBC New York’s Jonathan Dienst reports.
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Lead prosecutor in Eric Adams corruption case resigns in sharply-worded letter
Another prosecutor who worked on Mayor Eric Adams’ corruption case quit after refusing to drop criminal charges and follow an order from the U.S. Department of Justice. NBC New York’s Jonathan Dienst reports.
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NYC lawmaker looks to address conflict of interest concerns with new bill
After NBC New York revealed a cozy relationship between Mayor Eric Adams’ City Hall and a private developer, a lawmaker is taking action. A bill being drafted would block government staffers from working on projects that benefit their former employers. NBC New York’s Chris Glorioso reports.
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Lawmaker drafting bill to block City Hall staffers from deals involving former employers
A Brooklyn City Councilmember wants to close a loophole in New York City ethics law, which he says permits powerful government staffers to work on projects related to their former private sector employers.