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12,149 views • 1 year ago

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Manhattan: West 42nd Street & 7th Avenue, a man was arrested at the 42 St–Port Authority subway station in Times Square for theft of service after allegedly using an unlimited MetroCard to sell discounted swipes to riders. Last week Monday, during the afternoon rush hour, a man turned an unlimited MetroCard into a hustle, standing by the turnstiles and offering swipes for less than the standard $2.90 fare. How it works is, these hustlers buy an unlimited MetroCard for a fixed cost, and every swipe they sell puts cash in their pocket, a quick way to make money off foot traffic in busy stations. When officers at the 42 Street station were alerted and instructed him to leave. He refused, and when officers moved to remove him, he became combative, causing a brief commotion on the platform as commuters stepped back and watched. He was taken into custody by officers from NYPD Chief of Transit District 1. The suspect, a 47-year-old male suspect who lives within the confines of the NYPD 17th Precinct, was arrested and cahrged: • Unauthorized Sale of Farecard • Resisting Arrest • Obstruction of Governmental Administration 2nd Degree

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Good morning, Ukraine! 🇺🇦 😢Shots taken for life. This is how pilots of the 299th Tactical Aviation Brigade named after Lieutenant General Vasyl Nikiforov, who died during the full-scale Russian invasion, were commemorated in Mykolaiv. According to tradition, a piano was burned on the runway. Mykolaiv musician Volodymyr Alekseev played Jan Tiersen's composition "Somptine d'un autre été" on the piano, and pilots' callsigns and flight numbers were written on the musical instrument. Burning pianos in honor of fallen pilots is an American tradition that dates back to World War II. A British pilot who was a pianist in his pre-war life served in one of these squadrons. During a combat mission, his plane was shot down and the pilot died. Since then, in memory of the deceased, his American colleagues burned his instrument. Slava Ukraini

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This cop is really getting NYPD Blue. A detective in the city police department’s special victims unit is raising eyebrows after appearing in a raunchy pole-dancing video that’s gone viral, The Post has learned. Melissa Mercado, a seven-year veteran of New York’s Finest, popped up on a music video published by World Hip Hop, which shows the curvy cop gyrating and shaking her booty while wearing only a thong and a skimpy bra. The cop’s controversial twerking performance is in the “Doin That” video by Hempstead, New York rapper S-Quire, whose real name is Phavian Winfield. “Wanna tell you ’bout a girl named Keisha,” the rapper raps on the video. “A$$ thick. Just want to smash it quick. Mercado, a $144,000-a-year grade 3 detective assigned to Bronx special victims unit, joined the force in 2018, records show.

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This cop is really getting NYPD Blue. A detective in the city police department’s special victims unit is raising eyebrows after appearing in a raunchy pole-dancing video that’s gone viral, The Post has learned. Melissa Mercado, a seven-year veteran of New York’s Finest, popped up on a music video published by World Hip Hop, which shows the curvy cop gyrating and shaking her booty while wearing only a thong and a skimpy bra. The cop’s controversial twerking performance is in the “Doin That” video by Hempstead, New York rapper S-Quire, whose real name is Phavian Winfield. “Wanna tell you ’bout a girl named Keisha,” the rapper raps on the video. “A$$ thick. Just want to smash it quick. Mercado, a $144,000-a-year grade 3 detective assigned to Bronx special victims unit, joined the force in 2018, records show.

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595,524 views • 1 year ago

NEW: The man who beat a female NYPD officer in the Bronx had to get his eye sewn up with stitches after getting demolished by an officer. A judge set Ernst Delma's bail at $100k bond after he punched a female officer who tried breaking up a fight. Unfortunately, the female officer has a "long road to recovery ahead" after she was rushed to the hospital. "She said she is deeply appreciative of the support she’s getting from her fellow cops and the public," Police Benevolent Association President Patrick Hendry said to the NYP. "She’s looking forward to getting back to doing that job. But she has a long road to recovery ahead.”

NEW: The man who beat a female NYPD officer in the Bronx had to get his eye sewn up with stitches after getting demolished by an officer. A judge set Ernst Delma's bail at $100k bond after he punched a female officer who tried breaking up a fight. Unfortunately, the female officer has a "long road to recovery ahead" after she was rushed to the hospital. "She said she is deeply appreciative of the support she’s getting from her fellow cops and the public," Police Benevolent Association President Patrick Hendry said to the NYP. "She’s looking forward to getting back to doing that job. But she has a long road to recovery ahead.”

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