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    • Driver in Reverse Crushes Senior to Death on Upper East Side; No Charges (News)
    • SI Driver Who Killed Alexa Cioffi With Boat Trailer Charged With Manslaughter (News)
    • Uber Drivers in NYC to Get Some New Work Rights, Agree to Not Unionize (NYT)
    • MTA: Three Sick Passengers Caused Train Delays for Thousands on Monday (Gothamist)
    • Advance Not Impressed by DOT Analysis of North Shore Traffic Problems
    • Police Looking for Hit-and-Run Driver Involved in Gory UWS Curb Jump Crash (News)
    • Man Jumps Off Overpass Onto Gowanus Expressway, Is Struck and Killed by Motorist (News)
    • 2nd Ave Sagas Finds Useful Tidbits in Hunter Subway Etiquette Study
    • Judge Orders Prosecutors to Release Names of All Bridgegate Suspects (WNYC)
    • NYPD Vans May Continue to Dose You With Radiation at NYPD's Discretion (Post)
    • If You Think Cops Are Attached to Their Cars Now ... (DNANewsPost)

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