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New evidence in controversial 1986 murder conviction
Sarah Wallace reporting on new evidence in a controversial 1986 murder conviction.
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Hell's Kitchen cold case killing gets new attention, 25 years later
Over two decades ago, Mike Velasquez walked into a billiards hall and never came home. His murder remains unsolved but police are making new efforts to crack this cold case. News 4 New York’s Marc Santia reports.
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New evidence in decades-old Brooklyn murder case
There were dramatic developments in a decades-old Brooklyn murder case, just as a hearing on new evidence was about to begin. The defense has repeatedly accused prosecutors of withholding critical information in the case involving Lorenzo Glaspie, accusations the prosecutor’s office denies. The I-Team’s Sarah Wallace reports;.
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Court petition seeks to ‘nullify' pastor's election at historic Black church in Harlem
A group of congregants at the influential Abyssinian Baptist Church in Harlem has filed a lawsuit seeking to void the election of a new pastor who just took over the historic Black church last month.
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Largest-ever civil settlement in Putnam County wrongful conviction case
History has been made in Putnam County with the largest civil settlement ever in a wrongful conviction case. News 4 New York’s Sarah Wallace reports.
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Eric Adams set to name a new NYPD commissioner soon
New York City Mayor Eric Adams said he will be naming a new NYPD commissioner in the near future. Who are the possible leading candidates? Sources say one name is already part of the Adams administration. NBC New York’s Andrew Siff reports.
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Mayor Adams says new NYPD commissioner coming; Feds search school safety offices
Mayor Eric Adams said Thursday he will soon appoint a new commissioner for the NYPD to replace interim Commissioner Tom Donlon.
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Mayor Adams set to name new NYPD commissioner amid more City Hall shake ups
Expect more changes coming to City Hall, NYC Mayor Eric Adams said in an interview with NBC New York. Andrew Siff reports.
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What role did construction firms play in connection to Eric Adams' past fundraising?
A day after City Hall confirmed a former aide to the mayor, a community affairs assistant, was arrested in connection with Mayor Eric Adams’ past campaign fundraising, News 4 learned another City Hall official was fired in September amid the ongoing criminal investigations encircling the administration. It comes as two different construction firms were referenced in the two criminal cases...
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First Adams admin charged with obstructing investigation into campaign money
Mohamed Bahi, who resigned Monday as the mayor’s liaison to the Muslim community, is accused of encouraging a businessman to solicit illegal straw donations from four of the businessman’s employees and to then lie about it to the FBI. NBC New York’s Melissa Russo reports.
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More than two-thirds of New Yorkers think Mayor Eric Adams should resign, poll shows
Despite pleading not guilty, a majority of New Yorkers think Mayor Eric Adams has likely broken the law, and the Marist poll shows an even greater number think he needs to step down. The poll results came as Adams again visited with clergy in an effort to stem the tide of bad news. NBC New York’s Jonathan Dienst reports.
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NYC First Deputy Mayor Sheena Wright to resign, sources say
Her phones were seized and her husband, NYC Schools Chancellor David Banks, was pushed out earlier in the week. Now, First Deputy Mayor Sheena Wright is set to become the latest high ranking official headed for the City Hall door. Her resignation is anticipated as early as Friday evening as Gov. Kathy Hochul pushes Mayor Eric Adams to clean house in...
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A church divided: Rift over new pastor at influential Black church in Harlem
Fresh off of the selection of a new senior pastor, Harlem’s historic Abyssinian Baptist Church is facing a deep divide. A dozen members of the influential Black congregation tell the I-Team they represent dozens more who believe the new pastor was chosen in a flawed process, set up to unfairly favor one candidate.
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I-Team: A church divided
News 4’s Chris Glorioso with the exclusive report for I-Team.
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NYC Schools Chancellor David Banks says early exit from position was Adams' decision
The schools chancellor will be hitting the exits earlier than he expected. the mayor apparently forcing David Banks out amid growing political and prosecution pressures surrounding the Adams administration. NBC New York’s Jonathan Dienst reports.
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Prosecutors say they may bring more charges against Mayor Adams
NYC Mayor Eric Adams was told during his second court appearance that he could face more charges in addition to the five counts the federal government brought against him. His attorney, Alex Spiro, responded to the warning by stating the move showed federal prosecutors don’t have a “real case.” NBC New York’s Jonathan Dienst reports.
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‘Got the wrong man': Ex-celeb body guard says he's being falsely accused of raping woman with Diddy
A former celebrity bodyguard accused of raping a woman with Sean “Diddy” Combs more than two decades ago claims he is being falsely accused and unfairly linked to the controversial entertainment star who is facing sex trafficking charges.
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Former celeb security guard accused of raping woman with Diddy says victim ‘got the wrong man'
A former celebrity security guard accused of raping a woman with Sean “Diddy” Combs 23 years ago now claims he is being falsely accused and unfairly linked to the controversial entertainment star. NBC New York’s Sarah Wallace reports.
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Brooklyn bar owner to file lawsuit, claims he was victim of City Hall-linked shakedown
A bar owner alleging that he was the victim of a shakedown by a City Hall staffer and brother of the former NYPD commissioner is planning to file a lawsuit, as his attorneys claim their client was a victim of a city-linked extortion scheme. Did other bars face similar pressure? NBC New York’s Jonathan Dienst reports.
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Investigation into Adams campaign fundraising appears to be reaching critical phase
Among the questions: Did the mayor or the campaign’s defense attorneys go to the Justice Department to try to explain why criminal charges are not warranted. The mayor did not directly respond to that question on Tuesday. NBC New York’s Jonathan Dienst reports.