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Man pleads guilty in rape of cell phone girl

Bernard Luster, 40, of 67-03 Beach Channel Dr. began a relationship with the girl after she transposed two numbers while calling her father, the DA said. The Far Rockaway man admitted to going to the girl’s house three times to pick her up in July a
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Briarwood man charged with sexual harassment

Jamal Korayim of 139-08 85th Dr. was arraigned last Thursday in State Supreme Court in Kew Gardens on charges of forcible touching, endangering the welfare of a child and harassment, the district attorney spokeswoman said. He returned to court Tuesday and
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Three shot, one killed inside apartment lobby

The dead man, Rudy Bourne of 128th Street, was shot once in the chest and pronounced dead at the scene, police said. The 21-year-old man was struck once in the groin, police said, while the woman was shot once in the right shoulder. Police initially said
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Three men rescued in Jamaica Bay

They were rescued around 6 p.m. near the north shore of the Stoney Creek Marsh island by police divers and were transported to the police’s aviation base and later to an ambulance, police said. The men then told police of a third man, 17, who needed
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Man sentenced in mistaken Jamaica slay

The man, Joe Manley of 12-35 35th Ave., shot at a Lexus automobile parked in a McDonald’s parking lot at Sutphin Boulevard and Linden Boulevard in 2002 thinking that a man with whom he had been feuding was behind the wheel, District Attorney Richard
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Suspect identified in salon robberies

The wanted man is Jamel Stevens, 27, who also goes by the names Lashawn Anderson and Deshawn Anderson, police said.

Two salons along Jamaica Avenue were robbed. Police are offering a $2,000 reward for information in the case, and those with tips ar
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No bullets in the revolver found at IS 59: Source

The source, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, said the weapon was found across the street from the 189-98 Ridgedale St. school during an unannounced search for contraband in the morning of May 5. Parents reported seeing several students across from
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Damaged Snake Road repaved after heavy lobbying

A once dilapidated stretch of Brookville Boulevard in Rosedale known as Snake Road recently got a new asphalt skin due to lobbying by the City Councilman James Sanders Jr. (D-Laurelton) with the city Department of Transportation.

Sanders said he co

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