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In an interagency task force operation, officers targeted drivers using ghost license plates, pulling over multiple vehicles to mitigate the public safety risks posed by these individuals. Erica Byfield reports more on this story.

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Ma Baker 🌊🌊🌊1 年前

@EricaByfield4NY Want to make sure NYC gets the money for congestion pricing, but will not do a thing about people jumping the gates in the subway or holder the exit gates open so they do not need to pay.

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Albin1 年前

@EricaByfield4NY Those ghost cars have been plaguing the city for the past few years. Nobody cared. The crackdown on them is only because the city can't scan their plates to make them pay the BS congestion fees entering lower manhattan.

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👁️Question Everything👁️1 年前

@EricaByfield4NY How many illegal aliens have they caught?!

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TopStoryContent1 年前

"When Frank Stein grew concerned for his elderly neighbor's safety, he called the police. But nothing prepared him for what was hidden behind her garage door.":

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Johann Drolshagen1 年前

@EricaByfield4NY 85% of criminal cases are infractions = revenue shared with law enforcement. It is all just taxes.

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Meter Mule1 年前

@EricaByfield4NY Now do…ANY PRECINCT! #PlacardCorruption

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