CIA to pull officer from NYPD after internal probe
CIA will remove a senior operative from the NYPD following an inspector general inquiry that faulted oversight of the post 9 11 collaboration. The probe reviewed Lawrence Sanchez’s assignment and the broader framework guiding CIA NYPD liaison work amid debates over legal basis and civil rights concerns.
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Fraud cases prompt police responses across city
Three fraud incidents were reported in one day. A suspect attempted to cash three checks on a closed account at Pioneer Bank on North Main Street. A victim’s new card was charged to a former address for 650 dollars. A contractor paid 1800 dollars for unprovided services and a burglary in progress led to a drunken resident and a firearm seizure at South Ohio Avenue. A student theft at Goddard High School involved a 500 dollar projector after a threat. Crime Stoppers 888-594-TIPS.
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US to send advance team to North Korea for war remains recovery
The Defense Department will send a small U.S. advance team to North Korea in March to assess conditions and restart recovery operations for roughly 5,500 missing American servicemen from the 1950 53 Korean War. The effort, a stand alone humanitarian matter, has faced pauses amid broader tensions and North Korean leadership changes.
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Veterans Cemeteries Audited Across VA System
Lawmakers call for a full audit of all 131 VA cemeteries to verify correct interments and markings. A VA spokesman said reviews have already begun and 83 cemeteries showed 123 grave-site problems including eight misplacements. The probe covered nearly 1.3 million headstones with a small fraction moved from their intended spots.
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Washington Ave Closure For Water Line Work
Starting January 30 South Washington Avenue will close from West Hendricks Street to West Tilden Street due to water line construction. Closure begins at 9 a.m. and is expected to last four days. Motorists should seek alternate routes and follow traffic control signs.
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