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Former Jail Warden Suing NYC, Says She Was Discriminated Against For Getting COVID
A former jail warden is suing New York City, claiming she was targeted and demoted after getting COVID on the job. Sarah Wallace reports.
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Irvington Mayor Offered Municipal Job in Exchange for Dropping Sex Harassment Suit
A partial audio recording obtained by the I-Team appears to show the mayor of Irvington, New Jersey, and his township attorney offering a job promotion and salary increase to a municipal employee — in exchange for the worker’s wife dropping her 2014 claim of sexual harassment against the mayor and the town.
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Mayor Offered Job in Effort to Settle Assault Case
An old audio recording shows Mayor Tony Vauss and Irvington’s Township attorney offering a promotion and salary increase in exchange for a municipal employee dropping her harassment claim. I-Team’s Chris Glorioso reports.
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SIM Swapping: How the Latest Cellphone Hacking Scam Works, And How to Protect Yourself
The scam – involving control of the SIM card we all have in our phones – is shockingly simple, and can cost victims tens of thousands of dollars if they don’t catch it soon enough
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‘Sim Swapping': Mobile Phone Hacking Scam
A growing scam is costing unsuspecting victims millions of dollars. Lynda Baquero speaks with the FBI and cyber security experts about how it happens and how you can protect yourself.
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Essex Co. Sheriff Violates Policy in Commenting on Sergeant's Weight: Investigation
A female sergeant filed a formal sexual harassment complaint against the Essex County Sheriff. NBC New York’s Sarah Wallace reports.
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New Leadership for NYPD's Special Victims Division
NBC New York’s Jonathan Dienst reports.
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Brooklyn Judge's Son Sentenced to 8 Months in Prison for Role in Capitol Riot
The son of a New York City judge who referred to himself as a “caveman” eager to protest Donald Trump’s presidential election loss and pleaded guilty to charges he stormed the U.S. Capitol during the Jan. 6, 2021 insurrection, was sentenced Friday to eight months in prison, according to federal prosecutors. Aaron Mostofsky was seen inside the Capitol wearing a…
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Accused Colombian Drug Lord Extradited to NYC
One of the world’s most notorious drug lords was extradited overnight from Colombia to Brooklyn, where he is expected to face trial on a litany of charges, federal officials said Thursday. NBC New York’s Jonathan Dienst reports.
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New Breakthrough Shot Could Prevent Lyme Disease
There’s new hope in the war on Lyme Disease, the often-debilitating infection spread through tick bites. Rates in the tri-state are among the highest in the country, and the danger increases as the weather warms up. But what if a shot – a single injection – could keep you safe? The I-Team’s Pei-Sze Cheng reports.
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Family Claims Rockland County School Failed to Protect Teen Sex Assault Victim
A Rockland County family is taking their case against a local school district to federal court, after they say officials failed to protect a teenage girl after she reported a sex assault by another student. The I-Team’s Sarah Wallace reports.
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I-Team: Russian Diplomatic Vehicle Registrations Held Up Over Unpaid Parking Bill
The action will prevent Russia from renewing some of its U.S. diplomatic license plates until some of the outstanding tickets are paid.
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Washington Takes Action Against Scofflaw Diplomats
After an I-Team investigation revealed Russian diplomats abusing parking privileges and failing to pay their summonses, the Biden administration is taking action. Chris Glorioso reports on Russian vehicle registrations now being put on hold.
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Essex County Sheriff's Officer Alleges Racial Discrimination in Lawsuit
An Essex County sheriff’s officer is making stunning claims as he is now taking aim at his own department, alleging racial discrimination and a pattern of harassment. The I-Team’s Sarah Wallace reports.
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Archegos Founder Arrested on Billions-Dollar Fraud Charges
Lies and fraud led to billions in Wall Street losses, leading prosecutors to file criminal charges against investment titan Bill Hwang. Feds say the scheme was so sophisticated that some of the biggest banks were duped out of billions, but many everyday stockholders were hurt the most. NBC New York’s Jonathan Dienst reports.
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Ex-Honduran President Arrives in NYC to Face Drug Trafficking Charges
Former Honduran President Juan Orlando Hernández has appeared virtually in federal court in New York to face drug trafficking and weapons charges after he was arrested in Honduras and extradited to the United States. NBC New York’s Jonathan Dienst reports.
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Former Honduran President Extradited to NYC in Drug, Weapons Trafficking Case
Juan Orlando Hernandez will face drug trafficking charges after being brought to New York. News 4’s Gaby Acevedo reports.
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Handcuffed Ex-Head of State Extradited to NYC in Sweeping Federal Trafficking Case
Juan Orlando Hernandez, who was president of Honduras for eight years, arrived at an airport north of New York City in handcuffs Thursday as he was extradited to face charges in a sweeping narcotics and federal drug trafficking investigation. Hernandez, who has strongly denied any wrongdoing, was escorted under heavy guard by Drug Enforcement Administration agents to an SUV waiting…
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EXCLUSIVE: Former Honduran President Delivered to NY to Face Drug Charges
Juan Orlando Hernandez will face drug trafficking charges after being brought to New York.
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Ex-Honduran President Extradited to NYC on Drug Charges
Juan Orlando Hernandez allegedly worked with violent drug cartels to ship tons of cocaine into the U.S., and took millions of dollars in huge payoffs.