Teens shot at Grand Central as suspect charged
A 15-year-old boy was shot in the neck at Grand Central Terminal on the northbound IRT platform after following a young couple. Pierre Nelson the Bronx, 17, was arrested later that night and charged with attempted murder and criminal possession of a deadly weapon. The victim was hospitalized in serious but stable condition, and Nelson fled the scene after the shooting.
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Brooklyn teen who made violence film slain by teen shooter
Kevin Gant a 17 year old City As School student and filmmaker was shot in Crown Heights while attempting to break up a fight. The suspect Andres Pinilla 15 was charged as an adult with second degree murder after the .32 caliber revolver was found nearby. Gant had just completed a school internship documentary on youth crime.
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Shawcross wife testifies on pretrial arrest moment
Rochester wife Rose Shawcross testified that Arthur J. Shawcross knew he would return to prison before his Jan 4 arrest. She described him as upset after initial police questioning Jan 3. Shawcross, already on parole for a 1972 Watertown murder, faces slayings from 1988 with defense arguing custody and coercion.
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Students cannot sue over college grades ruling
New York Court of Appeals and educators rejected a former law student’s bid to overturn New York Law School’s termination for a sustained C average. The decision preserves limits on grade dispute litigation and prevents a flood of lawsuits. Albany reports indicate Senate leaders threaten a lock in to compel work amid Democratic slowdowns.
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Report shows few rapists go to prison in New York
Albany report by Republicans in the state Senate says only about five percent of more than 5 000 reported rapes and attempted rapes in New York result in prison for the attacker. Senate Majority Leader Ralph Marino called the release a pointed critique of the system.
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Sears correction notice on VCR 53533 mislabeling
A Sears Brand Central preprint on June 14 corrects that VCR item 53533 is not a Hi-Fi Design model. The notice apologizes for the confusion and any inconvenience caused to customers.
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