Wednesday, April 15, 2015

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HOT LOTTO SCAM: Former Lottery security director allegedly rigged $14.3 MILLION win for himself on Iowa ticket, officials say

Eddie Raymond Tipton, 51 and an employee wit hthe Multi-State Lottery Association in Des Moines, Iowa, was arrested for fixing a lottery game in his favor. Employees with the lottery cannot cash winnings. Iowa lottery officials are hoping for a change of luck after Eddie Raymond Tipton, who was information security director of the Multi-State Lottery Association, allegedly got too lucky with a winning Hot Lotto ticket.

'HE WAS JUST A PRINCE OF A GUY': 90-year-old bachelor farmer found dead, tied up in his ransacked Minnesota home

The bruised and battered body of Earl Olander, a life-long bachelor who lived alone, was found Saturday night by a neighbor who went to check on him.

Suspect for Portland double homicide shot and killed by police near Dallas

Authorities in DeSoto, Texas are reporting that Coby Robison, 26, who is suspected of murdering two people in Portland, Oregon was killed. Colby Robinson, a man suspected of murdering two family members in Portland, Ore., was shot and killed by police Tuesday night in a suburb of Dallas, Texas.

How to Bring an Old 401(k) Into Your New Life

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'Pulp Fiction' star Harvey Keitel blows up at wife during Tribeca Film Festival

'DEATH TO YOUR ENTITY': Pro-Palestinian group hacks Jewish Press site, calls for more attacks

The Jewish Press was hacked on April 14, 2015. The webside says "Gaza Hacker Team was Here." The website of the U.S.-based Jewish Press newspaper was hacked Tuesday by a pro-Palestinian group.

Two TSA officers fired at Denver airport over alleged scheme to fondle passengers during body scan

Two TSA screeners at Denver International Airport have been fired after it was discovered they were manipulating passenger screening systems to allow a male TSA employee to fondel attractive male passengers. The as-yet unidentified TSA employees allegedly used the Denver International Airport’s body scan system to allow a male employee to fondle the genitals and buttocks of male passengers of his choice.

16-year-old perv busted for groping boy, 11, at Brooklyn bus stop: cops

On Tuesday, April 14, 2015, cops arrested this man, identified as Brian Montes, 16, who allegedly sexually assaulted an 11-year-old boy waiting at a bus stop in Williamsburg on Sunday, April 12, 2015. PICTURED: Montes assaults the boy. Brian Montes, 16, crept up behind the boy and grabbed his groin early Sunday as the kid waited for a bus in Williamsburg, police said.

Billy Joel's in a new dad state of mind with girlfriend

EXCLUSIVE Judge rules family of Baruch College fraternity pledge killed during hazing ritual can proceed with lawsuit against school

Chun (Michael) Deng in his yearbook photo from Bronx High School of Science 2012-13. In a ruling filed last week, state Court of Claims Judge Alan Marin gave Chun (Michael) Deng permission to file a late claim against the school.

Man who followed East Village woman home and raped her gets 14 years in prison

NYC PAPERS OUT. Social media use restricted to low res file max 184 x 128 pixels and 72 dpi Fermin Flores, 33, followed a woman into her East Village apartment and raped her on Jan. 13, 2014. He was sentenced to 14 years in state prison Tuesday.

Greek yogurt founder and his ex-wife resolve legal fight over Chobani

POCANTICO HILLS, NY - NOVEMBER 11: Founder and CEO, Chobani Hamdi Ulukaya attends The New York Times Food For Tomorrow Conference At Stone Barns, NY on November 11, 2014 in Pocantico Hills, New York. (Photo by Neilson Barnard/Getty Images for New York Times) Papers filed in Manhattan Supreme Court Tuesday said the case has been resolved, but no details were made public. Ayse Giray, a pediatrician, sued her ex, Hamdi Ulukaya, in 2012.

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EXCLUSIVE Staten Island cops will not count or touch prescription pills left in borough's anonymous drop-off boxes

NR Staten Island cops will not tally any of the unwanted prescription meds that have been discarded in anonymous drop-off boxes.

Oregon inmate FLASHES judge during court appearance — 'How he was able to do that with restraints was pretty creative'

Dustin Cephus Irons, 26, earned another 30 days in jail after he dropped trou and flashed an Oregon judge, authorities say. Dustin Irons, 26, was due for a status conference on an assault case when he suddenly unleashed his lewd surprise and insulted the judge with an off-color remark.

SEE IT Suspected L.A. thief caught with his PANTS DOWN during gas station robbery

A burgler was caught on tape red handed and with his pants - literally - down when he was robbing a gas station of its cigarettes. The Los Angeles Police Department is trying to crack the case of a suspected thief whose sweatpants slid down during his dirty work.
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EXCLUSIVE NYC tenants would get a voter registration form with every new lease under upcoming bill

Ben Kallos Tenants would get a voter registration form with every new lease under a bill that will be introduced in the City Council this week.

'DO THE RIGHT THING': Family of man in prison on disputed murder conviction wants Bronx judge to reopen case

Left to right: wife Mary; daughter Cerina; son, Manny III; mother Alba, Family of convicted double murders, Manuel Lugo, outside Bronx Supreme Court on Tuesday, April 14th, Bronx, New York. Family is pictured before they attended a hearing to reopen his case based on new evidence of his innocence. He has served 24 years of a 40 years to life sentence. ( Michael Schwartz/ for New York Daily News) Relatives of Manuel Lugo, who’s been behind bars for 24 years on a disputed homicide conviction, rallied outside Bronx Supreme Court Tuesday to demand that a judge re-open the case.

Thousands of fed-up parents revolt against New York's standardized exams in historic fashion

NYC PAPERS OUT. Social media use restricted to low res file max 184 x 128 pixels and 72 dpi The entire structure of high-stakes testing in New York crumbled Tuesday, as tens of thousands of fed-up public school parents rebelled against Albany’s fixation with standardized tests.
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State Attorney General Eric Schneiderman donated $1K to families of slain NYPD officers, tax return shows

NY State Attorney General Eric Schneiderman announces an agreement with retail giant GNC to implement new standards in authenticating herbal supplements, Monday, March 30, 2015, in New York. (Louis Lanzano / for New York Daily News) The contribution to the Daily News’ fund was part of $10,600 in charitable contributions the Democrat made last year.

Queens man arrested for hiding mob ties to construction company that won $11 million 1 WTC contract

MR Vincent Vertuccio was arrested for allegedly hiding his mob ties to a construction company that won an $11.4 million WTC contract.

Emily barely covers up in Williamsburg for throwback pic

Emily Ratajkowski in a topless instagram picture

OPINION Common Core testing is not needed in New York

(Rob Astorino) Follow up coverage of multi fatal train versus car crash at the Commerce Street train crossing for Metro North in Valhalla New York on Wednesday February 04th, 2015. 0619. (Theodore Parisienne/for New York Daily News). My wife and I joined with hundreds of thousands of parents across the state in opting our kids out of the Common Core tests.

Jurors in federal death penalty trial of Dzhokhar Tsarnaev must stay away from Boston Marathon

A crowd gathers at the finish line of the Boston Marathon in Boston for a Sports Illustrated photo shoot before the one-year anniversary of the Boston Marathon bombings, Saturday, April 12, 2014. (AP Photo/Michael Dwyer) Jurors in the federal death penalty trial of Boston Marathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev must stay away from this year’s marathon.

Woman fined $11,000 for posting 300 flyers for babysitting services won't have to pay massive fee, judge rules

The lime green handbill that was posted around the neighborhood.Viorel Florescu / for New York Daily News Manhattan Supreme Court Justice Paul Wooten ruled that the city violated the constitutional rights of Yasmin Pujols, 45, by imposing such high fines.

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Queens judge says sentencing in case regarding shaken baby’s death ‘will not do justice to the family or the little victim’

Yohani Moran is led away but Court Officers after hearing the juries verdict at the Queens County Supreme Court, 120-55 Queens Blvd. in Kew Gardens NY on March 23, 2015. Moran was convicted of manslaughter for shaking a nine-month-old baby so hard he died in 2010.(Andrew Schwartz for New York Daily News) Yohani Moran, 42, was convicted last month on manslaughter charges in the March 2010 death of nine-month-old Dilan Criollo.

Coyote population growing in Bronx, could spread to Manhattan: expert

The NYPD safely captured a loose coyote this morning. A healthy population of the wily animals has been growing in the Bronx and youngsters leaving the den could be looking for homes in Manhattan, said biologist Mark Weckel.

Chimney and fireplace business owner dies from shooting at South Hackensack, New Jersey store: authorities

Richard Zarriello, 51, was shot six times in his Hackensack business during a robbery at the Clean Sweep Chimney Depot. Police officers discovered Richard Zarriello, 51, a Rockland County resident and the owner of Clean Sweep Chimney Depot, alive but reeling from multiple wounds in the back of the store.
Sports

Coffey: CC Sabathia's problems loom large for Yankees

New York Yankees starting pitcher CC Sabathia throws to the Baltimore Orioles in the first inning of a baseball game, Tuesday, April 14, 2015, in Baltimore. (AP Photo/Patrick Semansky) He had just thrown his 91st and last pitch of the night, another vexing couple of hours in his circular office.

Wright exits Mets win with pulled hamstring, may land on DL

David Wright left Tuesday's game in the eighth inning with what the Mets called a right hamstring pull.

Leonard: After wild playoff run, Rangers will hoist Stanley Cup

The reigning Stanley Cup champion Los Angeles Kings − winners twice in the last three seasons − are on the golf course.

MLB trying to figure out stanozolol comeback

So much for the end of baseball’s Steroid Era.
Autos

Manhattan's building boom to elevate the New York Auto Show

nissan maxima 2015 new york auto show Soaring skyscrapers and subway extensions could push New York into the very top tier of worldwide auto shows.

Photos From the floor of New York auto shows of the 1970s

Is anything more 1970s than customized vans with velour seats and shag carpeting? As the New York Auto Show moved into the 1970s, a range of decked-out vans took to the show floor, along with hot rods and early urban cars. Explore this time capsule of some of the greatest moments of New York auto shows in the 1970s.
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'Stretchies say hi!’ Chrissy shows off her skin marks

Chrissy Teigen, always funny and down-to-earth, shows off her bruised and stretched marked legs on Instagram

De Blasio insists he has no regrets over holding back support for Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign

NYC PAPERS OUT. Social media use restricted to low res file max 184 x 128 pixels and 72 dpi Mayor de Blasio insisted Tuesday he had no regrets about refusing to hop on the Hillary 2016 bandwagon — saying he’ll use his “bully pulpit” to focus on income inequality.

Federal court backs Vassar College's ouster of honors student in sex case

Thompson Library at Vassar College in Poughkeepsie, New York. A Manhattan federal judge has backed Vassar College’s decision to expel a male honors student in an alleged sex case.

Man claims Staten Island District Attorney Dan Donovan has blood on his hands before being thrown out of debate

Republican New York State Attorney General candidate Dan Donovan delivers his concession speech after losing to Democrat Eric Schneiderman during the New York State GOP election eve festivities, Tuesday, Nov. 2, 2010 in New York. (AP Photo/Stephen Chernin) A televised debate between two candidates vying to replace disgraced former Staten Island Congressman Michael Grimm got off to a rocky start Tuesday night.

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Assembly Speaker Carl Heastie will join Andrew Cuomo's Cuba trip

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Sen. Rand Paul's wife defends GOP presidential hopeful from critics labeling him a chauvinist

Rand Paul's wife, Kelley, hit the morning show circuit Tuesday, April 14, 2015 to defend her husband after his heated interview with a female reporter -- and leaving women out of his online microtargeting on his campaign website. -- NBC screen grab Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul’s wife, Kelley, defended the GOP presidential hopeful against critics who label him a chauvinist.

Mini ATV crash kills boys, 3 and 5, when beginners’ four-wheeler gets submerged in Northern California pond: reports

Two boys, Jayden Secrest, 3, and Blake Cronkhite (pictured), 5, drowned when the child sized ATV they were riding on crashed into a pond in Placer County California. Friends Blake Lee Cronkhite, 5, and Jayden James Secrest, 3, both of Placer County near Sacramento, were driving a 50cc kids ATV at the Cronkhites’ home as their fathers did yard work.

Chris surprises sick fan, Bar works out and more!

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Missouri executes inmate for 1998 killing over child support

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Pols want NYCHA action after lead found in girl’s blood

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Convicted rapist at upstate maximum security prison killed

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Oh la la! Kim goes on Paris shopping in bra ensemble

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Christie unveils plan to overhaul federal entitlements

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ScarJo, Avengers hit red carpet for 'Ultron' premiere

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Indiana hires PR firm after fiasco over bigoted 'RFRA' law

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N.J. man steals friend's car to make court date: cops

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