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experienced another act of
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Sayfullo Saipov, a 29-year-old
Uzbekistan who is also a hus-
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White freshman Accused of poisoning her
Jamaican roommate with used tampons
A
Hartford, Connecticut:
white Connecticut college student has
been charged with smearing body flu-
ids on her black roommate's belongings,
and police are saying it was a bias crime.
Brianna Brochu, a freshman at the Uni-
versity of Hartford, Connecticut was last
Wednesday arrested and charged with crim-
inal mischief, breach of peace and intimi-
dation based on bigotry, after rubbing used
tampons on her bag, pouring moldy clam
dip in her face lotion, putting her toothbrush
in her rectum and spitting in her coconut
oil. She is currently out on bail. West Hart-
ford police also asked a judge to add a
felony bigotry charge.
University of Hartford officials con-
firmed that Brochu was expelled after her
deeply disturbing behavior.She will not
be returning to the institution, said Univer-
sity President Greg Woodward. "The ac-
cused student's behavior was reprehensible
and does not reflect the values of our insti-
tution," Woodward said in a statement to
the campus community Tuesday. "The inci-
Suspect charged with terrorism
dent has brought about accusations of
racism, and I want you to know that I hear
and share your anger and frustration. Acts
of racism, bias, bullying, or other abusive
T
By Kimmy Blair,
Street Hype Writer
he suspect in last Tuesdays deadly
New York City truck attack appears to
have been inspired by violent Isis videos
depicting beheadings and shootings, ac-
cording to prosecutors.
Sayfullo Saipov was taken to the New
York federal courthouse in a wheelchair,
handcuffed and with his feet shackled on
Wednesday, shortly after the charges were
announced at a press conference.
The 29-year-old was charged with pro-
viding material support to a terrorist group
and violence and destruction of motor ve-
hicles.
The details of the charges were out-
lined in criminal complaint filed Wednes-
day by the US attorney for the southern
district court of New York. Prosecutors said
in the complaint that Saipov planned the at-
tack for Halloween because he knew more
people would be out on the streets. It was
the deadliest terrorist act in New York City
since 9/11.
Saipov drove a rented Home Depot
truck down a bike lane intentionally, killing
eight and injuring 12 before crashing into a
school bus, exiting and being shot in the
stomach by a New York City police depart-
ment officer. He had planned to continue
the attack for several more miles to the
Brooklyn Bridge.
According to the complaint, Saipov
was inspired by Isis videos he watched on
his cellphone and began planning an attack
in the US almost a year ago and had rented
a truck on 22 October to practice making
turns.
NEWS
Brianna Brochu, 18, bragged about
driving away her roommate on Insta-
gram. I can finally say goodbye to Ja-
maican Barbie, she said.
Photo by West Hartford Police Department
behaviors will not be tolerated on this cam-
pus."
Brochu, of Harwinton, Connecticut did
not comment during a Wednesday court ap-
pearance, when a judge barred her from
Sayfullo Saipov, a 29-year-old
Uzbekistan who is also a husband
and the father of three.
Meanwhile, Saipov bragged to police
about the deadly attack from his hospital
bed, saying he would have continued mow-
ing down bikers and pedestrians had he not
crashed.
Saipov is a native of Uzbekistan and
entered the U.S. in 2010, according to a law
enforcement official. He worked as a truck
driver and has lived in Ohio, New Jersey
and Tampa, Florida, since arriving in the
U.S., BBC News reports.
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Chennel Rowe - the roommate, said in
a Facebook video that she had a tense
relationship with Brochu and moved to
another room about two weeks ago.
campus property and ordered her to stay
away from her now-former roommate.
However Brochu, told police she put her
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spoon because she was frustrated with her
roommate's rude behavior. Brochu denied
other actions she wrote about on Instagram,
including that she put her roommate's tooth-
brush "where the sun doesn't shine."
Brochu allegedly wrote in an Insta-
gram post, "Finally did it yo girl got rid of
her roommate!! After 1 month of spitting
in her coconut oil, putting moldy clam dip
in her lotions... putting her toothbrush
places where the sun doesn't shine, and so
much more I can finally say goodbye Ja-
maican Barbie."
The roommate, Chennel Rowe, said in
a Facebook video that she had a tense rela-
tionship with Brochu and moved to another
room about two weeks ago.
Rowe, from New York City, said other
students told her about Brochu's social
media postings, and she realized the con-
tamination of her personal items may have
caused the extreme throat pain she was suf-
fering.
She also said that university officials
were at first slow to respond and threatened
to remove her from campus if she talked
about what happened.
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A
96-year-old retired priest
and one-time senior offi-
cial of the Archdiocese of New
York had a trove of child
pornography on his computer
and showed it to others at the
retirement home for priests
where he lived, prosecutors al-
leged on Tuesday.
Monsignor Harry Byrne
faces 37 counts of possessing an
obscene sexual performance by
a child, Bronx D.A. Darcel
Clark said in a statement. He al-
legedly had dozens of photos of
girls as young as 8 either posing
naked or engaged in sex acts
with men.
Prosecutors also allege that
Byrne viewed the images "in
front of many individuals" at
the St. John Vianney Center for
Retired Priests, where he lives.
"People at the defendant's
residence were subjected to it prison if convicted of the top
Council votes to repeal law
when they entered his room," charge against him.
Clark said.
banning dancing at most nightspots
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t is now legal to dance at nightclubs
and bars as the New York City
Council on Tuesday voted to repeal a
91-year-old law that banned dancing
at most nightspots.
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an obscene sexual performance by a child.
He faces four years in Byrne was the chancellor
of the archdiocese from 1968-
1970, a position that meant he
Of the more than 20,000 bars and
restaurants in the city, fewer than 100
had a cabaret license.
Brooklyn City Councilman
Rafael Espinal, who sponsored the
measure, said the Cabaret Law has
long been used to target specific com-
munities.
"It was easy to make the argu-
ment that this law was negatively im-
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oversaw the central administra-
tive offices and official docu-
ments.
A spokesman for the arch-
diocese said it was cooperating
fully with prosecutors.
Byrne's attorney said the
priest was currently being cared
for in a medical facility. "Mon-
signor Byrne has dedicated 72
years to charity and church with
an unsullied history.
He was ordained in 1945.
It is difficult to imagine
that at the age of 96+, this stel-
lar member of the priesthood
knowingly understood and is re-
sponsible for the content of the
subject on a computer accessi-
ble to numerous people," his at-
torney said in a statement.
Monsignor Harry Byrne,
96, appears at his arraignment
in Bronx Supreme Court on
Oct. 31.
pacting communities of color, the
LGBTQ community, and show that
this law has no place in our books,"
Espinal said.
The Cabaret Law will be offi-
cially repealed as soon as Mayor Bill
de Blasio signs the bill.
That is expected to happen within
the next 30 days.
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Accountant Gets
22 Months for
$23 M Tax Fraud
A
WHITE PLAINS:
certified public accountant with an
office in White Plains, Joseph Cer-
vone, 64 was recently sentenced to 22
months in prison on tax fraud charges.
District Judge Nelson S. Romn, who
imposed sentence noted that in addition to
the prison term, Cervone was sentenced to
one year of supervised release and a
$15,000 fine.
Cervone plead guilty on March 29,
2017, to one count of endeavoring to ob-
struct and impede the due administration
of the internal revenue laws and one count
of subscribing to false tax returns before
U.S.
According to the Information previ-
ously filed in White Plains federal court
and court proceedings: From 2009
through 2012, Cervone obstructed and im-
peded the IRS by filing false tax returns
claiming more than $23 million of energy
and coal credits on behalf of his clients in
order to obtain tax refunds.
In addition, Cervone also filed false
tax returns for the tax years 2010 and 2011
that failed to report income relating to per-
sonal expenses paid on behalf of Cervone
from funds obtained as a result of his
clients false tax returns.
Bronx school
-
principal where
student was stabbed
is removed
T
BRONX:
he principal of a Bronx high school,
where a student was fatally stabbed in
late-September, has been removed, the
city education department announced Sat-
urday.
The education department said Astrid
Jacobo has been reassigned to the Bronx
Field Support Center.
In a statement, Schools Chancellor
Carmen Farina said, "After a careful re-
view, I have decided to select a new prin-
cipal to lead the school and ensure an
inclusive learning environment for all stu-
dents. I've visited Wildlife several times,
meeting with staff and families, and will
continue to closely monitor and support
the community."
Matthew McCree, 15, was killed
Sept. 27 after a classmate stabbed him at
the Urban Assembly School for Wildlife
Conservation. Another student was
stabbed and critically injured in the attack,
police said.
Abel Cedeno, 18, was indicted on
manslaughter charges, accused of killing
McCree and stabbing the other classmate.
Cedeno's lawyers have said he was a vic-
tim of bullying.
McCree's family filed a $25 million
lawsuit against the school, saying it did
not have metal detectors.
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Jamaican Muslin
el-Faisal facing
further investigation
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Kingston, Jamaica WI:
bdullah el-Faisal, a controversial Ja-
maica based Muslim cleric, is facing
further investigation for his alleged links to
terrorism.
Reports have surfaced in India that the
Gujarat Anti-terrorist Squad has discovered
social media conversations between two ar-
rested Islamic State (IS) operatives and el-
Faisal.
Abdullah el-Faisal
It is said that the operatives discussed
weapons, jihad, and Islamic State.
The IS operatives have been identified
as Kasim Stimberwala, a lab technician in
India and Ubed Baig Mirza, an Indian
lawyer.
It's reported that they were in touch
with el-Faisal, a radical preacher, through
Facebook and WhatsApp, and were plan-
ning to move to Jamaica.
Anti-Terrorist Squad sources said the
duo's Facebook account was blocked for
using radical words during their conversa-
tion with the Jamaican Muslim Cleric.
A Squad official said India's Ministry
of Home Affairs will be contacted to coor-
dinate with Jamaican authorities for facili-
tating interrogation of the radical preacher
based in Jamaica.
The US Government has reportedly
submitted to the Jamaica authorities evi-
dence it claims links Abdullah el Faisal to
terrorism.
The cleric was arrested in August on an
extradition warrant.
Extradition proceedings against him
are scheduled to commence on December
14 in the St Andrew Parish Court.
The US Government has accused him
of recruiting persons to join terror group, Is-
lamic State from his base in Jamaica.
US prosecutors say they have him on
tape recruiting an undercover New York cop
to join ISIS.
Abdullah el Faisal, a former Imam in
Britain was deported to Jamaica a few years
ago, following his conviction for terrorism
in the UK. He migrated to the UK as a youth
and it was there that he converted to Islam.
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Zimbabwe's record-breaking
Bitcoin binge?
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Harare, Zimbabwe:
he most expensive bitcoin in the world
are flying off virtual shelves in Zim-
babwe. The price of the digital currency
has soared beyond $10,000 over the past
week on Harare-based trading platform
Golix, almost double the rates on major in-
ternational exchanges.
"The price has been high for some
time and it keeps going up," says Golix
trade coordinator Yeukai Kusangaya. She
expects soaring demand to drive the price
even higher.
Bitcoin is no longer a specialist curios-
ity in Zimbabwe. The virtual currency is in
increasingly common usage, even accepted
by businesses such as car dealers.
A uniquely dysfunctional economy
has created ideal conditions for the bitcoin
surge.
Quebec bars people with face
coverings from getting public services
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Quebec, Canada:
uebec's lawmakers passed a bill
Wednesday that would require public
workers and citizens seeking government
services to have their faces uncovered.
Bill 62 would affect whether Muslim
women could wear religious face covering
such as a niqab or burqa on government jobs
or when they receive government services.
The Liberal government's bill on reli-
gious neutrality was passed in Quebec's Na-
tional Assembly, reported CBC, CNN
partner. The bill needs the lieutenant-gover-
nor's assent to become law in the province.
"We are just saying that for reasons
linked to communication, identification and
safety, public services should be given and
received with an open face," said Premier
Philippe Couillard of Quebec.
"We are in a free and democratic soci-
ety. You speak to me, I should see your face,
and you should see mine. It's as simple as
that."
Bill 62 was sponsored by Quebec Justice
Minister Stphanie Valle, who said people's
faces should be uncovered for "communica-
tion reasons, identification reasons and secu-
rity reasons."
"As long as the service is being ren-
dered, the face should be uncovered," Valle
told the CBC on Monday.
The bill has its share of critics, including
many Muslim groups that say it targets and
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tion is more popular in countries that
have suffered financial crises such as
Zimbabwe and Venezuela.
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stigmatizes Muslim women who wear face-
concealing veils.
A niqab covers the woman's face except
for the area around the eyes. A burqa covers
the entire face and has a mesh over the eyes.
Valle said Bill 62 doesn't specifically target
religious symbols, as the law would also
apply to masked protesters.
"We're talking about having the face uncov-
ered. It's not what is covering the face," she
told the CBC.
The niqab and burka are not mentioned in the
legislation, according to CBC. But the debate
over the bill has turned to what would hap-
pen to Muslim women wearing a niqab or a
burqa who ride on public transit.
The National Council of Canadian Muslims
slammed the bill's passage, saying it "boils
down to ugly identity politics" before the
provincial election next year.
"By tabling this discriminatory legislation,
the Quebec government is advancing a dan-
gerous political agenda on the backs of mi-
norities," the rights group's executive
director, Ihsaan Gardee, said in a statement.
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T&T and St Vincent
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ST GEORGES, Grenada:
eople living in parts of Grenada,
Trinidad and Tobago, and St Vincent
and the Grenadines reported strong shak-
ing when a 5.7 magnitude earthquake
struck this morning.
Shortly after the tremor which oc-
curred between Grenada and Trinidad and
Tobago around 11 a.m., reports began
flooding the University of the West Indies
(UWI) Seismic Research Centres Face-
book page from residents who felt the
quake, particularly in those two
Caribbean countries, for several seconds.
And the National Emergency Man-
agement Organization (NEMO) in St Vin-
cent and the Grenadines also posted that
the earthquake was felt in that country as
well.
Uncles sentenced
to life for raping
10-year-old girl
A
MUMBAI, India:
n Indian court on Thursday sentenced
to life in prison two Indian men who
were convicted of raping their 10-year-old
niece in a case that caused a global furor
when the girl was denied an abortion and
had to give birth earlier this year.
A fast-track court in the northwestern
city of Chandigarh also imposed a fine of
350,000 rupees ($5,416) each on the two
men, who are brothers.
This is an appropriate punishment for
such a heinous crime and should be a
strong deterrent, said Sangita Vardhan,
head of the Chandigarh Child Welfare
Committee that is counseling the girl, who
continues to live with her parents.
That the conviction and sentencing
took place so quickly is encouraging, she
told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
The girl was 30 weeks pregnant in
July when the court turned down her abor-
tion plea as she was too far advanced. In-
dian law does not allow terminations after
20 weeks unless the mothers life is in dan-
ger.
The girl did not know she was preg-
nant and was unaware she delivered a baby
girl in August as her parents told her she
was undergoing stomach surgery to remove
a stone. The baby was put up for adoption.
The girl, whose identity has been kept
secret, initially told police and child wel-
fare activists that she had been raped sev-
eral times by the first uncle, who is aged in
his 40s.
But after DNA tests did not link him
to the baby, police began searching for
more suspects and a second uncle was ar-
rested.
An increasing number of such cases
have come to the courts in recent years,
with as many as 10,854 cases of child rape
reported in India in 2015, according to the
National Crime Records Bureau.
In May, a court allowed another 10-
year-old girl allegedly raped by her stepfa-
ther to undergo an abortion.
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Witness Left Firm Of Ex-Katten
Atty's Relative, Jury Hears
A government witness in the Brooklyn
federal conspiracy trial of ex-Katten
Muchin Rosenman LLP partner and
Retrophin counsel Evan Greebel left an
accounting partnership with Greebels fa-
ther-in-law under a cloud after lending a
client money and then getting a judgment
against that client without telling his firm,
it was revealed Thursday.
'Gilmore Girls' Actor's Kin Can't
Revive CohnReznick Suit
A New York state appellate court found
Thursday that the late "Gilmore Girls"
actor Edward Herrmann's family's suit
against accounting firm CohnReznick
LLP was still too vague, affirming its dis-
missal in a lower court.
State AGs Rip HHS Opt-Outs
For ACA Birth Control Mandate
Four state attorneys general signed on
Thursday to a lawsuit in California federal
court challenging Trump administration
regulations allowing employers to dodge
Affordable Care Act requirements to pro-
vide coverage for contraception under ex-
emptions for religious or moral objections.
Real Estate Rumors: Ann,
Lakeshore, Real Estate Equities
Ann Taylor owner Ann Inc. has reportedly
renewed its lease for roughly 300,000
square feet in Manhattan, Lakeshore Man-
agement is said to have picked up a
Florida manufacturing housing park for
nearly $13 million, and Real Estate Equi-
ties Corp. reportedly paid more than $150
million for a 99-year leasehold of several
parcels in New York.
Sessions Calls For Encrypted
Device Access After NY Attack
U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions,
speaking Thursday in New York after
eight people were killed this week in an
attack the city labeled an act of terror,
called on tech companies to give law en-
forcement access to encrypted devices and
for more stringent immigration controls,
while also urging Congress to continue its
authorization of foreign surveillance.
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LEGAL AFFAIRS
New USCIS Policy Creates Obstacles
for Employers and Foreign Workers
I
By Leslie Dellon
www.immigrationimpact.com
n a major reversal of longstanding policy,
U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Serv-
ices (USCIS) has created new and unneces-
sary hurdles for employers and foreign
employees temporarily working in the
United States.
In the past, USCIS followed a stream-
lined approach when employers filed peti-
tion extensions. Now, USCIS officers will
be encouraged to redetermine every petition
extension as if it was a new filing. The
abrupt policy change makes the bureau-
cratic process even more time-consuming
and costly for employers and creates more
uncertainty for them and their foreign
workers.
For more than 13 years, USCIS fol-
lowed a commonsense policy when decid-
ing whether to grant foreign workers the
opportunity to extend their employment-
based nonimmigrant status. Under the for-
mer approach, a USCIS officer could defer
to an earlier petition approval if the same information that adversely impacted eligi- connect its decision in a rational way to the
employer was filing an extension petition bility. evidence in the record. Courts also have re-
for the same worker and there was no Contrary to the governments claim for versed USCIS denials of petitions to extend
change in circumstances since the first ap- the policy change, the petitioner was re- employment-based nonimmigrant status
proval. quired to meet the burden of proof through- where the agency failed to explain why the
Doing away with this more efficient out the entire extension processUSCIS prior approval was wrongly decided.
process will impact extensions of employ- only gave deference if the evidence re- The Trump administration also contin-
ment-based nonimmigrant visa status, such mained sufficient. Moreover, an initial ues to mislead the public by linking policy
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icy, USCIS officers will essentially be re- extension of that benefit. Hire American initiative.
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Caribbean-Roots Tennis
SLOANE STEPHENS
Pro and US Open Champ
A
FLUSHING:
24-year-old tennis pro,
whose roots extend to the
Caribbean, has won the 2017
womens finals of the US Open
and her first Grand Slam title.
Sloane Stephens, whose
grandfather was born in the
Caribbean island of Trinidad &
Tobago, created history Saturday
in Flushing, NY, by beating
Madison Keys, 6-3, 6-0 on to win
the US Open.
The Plantation, Fl-born 83rd rank
Stephens won 16 of 20 points she
served in the first set and didnt
face a single break point until 50
West Indies win series after
minutes into the final, deep in the
drawn Zimbabwe Test
A
BULAWAYO, Zimbabwe:
n obstinate stand of 91 be-
tween Regis Chakabva
and Graeme Cremer secured
Zimbabwe's first draw in Test
cricket since 2005, leaving the
West Indies to settle for a 1-0
series victory at Queens Sports
Club recently.
The West Indies were on
course to win the second Test
on the final day when Sikandar
Raza's dismissal for 89 left
Zimbabwe on 210 for seven,
leading by just 88 runs with
nearly 64 overs still left to play.
But Chakabva and Cremer
combined in an unbroken stand
for the eighth wicket that
chewed up nearly 50 overs,
leaving West Indies Coach Stu-
art Law frustrated at the slow,
placid nature of a Queens
Sports Club pitch that permitted
just 27 wickets in five days.
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second set. She is the first ever
known Caribbean roots US Open
champ.
Stephens, who spent a lot of
time with her grandfather, who
grew up poor in Trinidad, then
won a scholarship to Howard
University and became a doctor
in the United States, commented
after: I should just retire now.
Stephens won despite the odds of
sitting out 11 months with a left
foot stress fracture until this
years Wimbledon.
BEST. DAY. EVER, the
24-year-old tweeted after the
match.
I'd just like to see a more
even contest between bat and
ball, said Law. There are a lot
of people saying that Test
cricket is dying, and on a pitch
like this it is.
Both sides had an outside
chance of forcing a result when
Zimbabwe went into the final
day on 140 for four in their sec-
ond innings, leading by 18 runs.
But Zimbabwe's hopes nar-
rowed when they lost Peter
Moor for 42 in the fourth over
of the day, particularly with
man of the match Raza tiring
from his efforts.
The all-rounder became
just the second player after
South Africa's Jacques Kallis to
score 80 or more runs in both
innings of a Test and take a
five-wicket haul, but was ulti-
mately undone by a vicious in-
swinger from Jason Holder
after lunch.
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Basketball returns to
Westchester Community College
With Win Over Monroe College On Thursday, Nov. 2
W
Patrick Hennessey
Contributing Writer
estchester Community Col-
lege welcomed the return of
mens basketball with a home win
over Monroe College (Monroe Ex-
press) on November 2.
When all was said and done, it
was a terrific basketball game for the
Vikings. Over forty exciting minutes
of dramatic end-to-end play with
fans in a packed, raucous gym roar-
ing at every turn, this was a sweet
victory for the home team to open
the season.
For the administration, staff,
and student-athletes who worked
tirelessly to make the Westchester
Community College Men's Basket-
ball team a reality this season, it was
the culmination of years of exhaus-
tive planning and preparation. Ulti-
mately, it was a night during which
the entire community claimed vic-
tory.
When the Vikings closed out a
101-74 win over visiting Monroe
College, the applause, hugs, and
handshakes meant one thing:
Westchester Community College
Men's Basketball was back.
After several seasons of dor-
mancy, the Vikings opened the 2017-
18 season 1-0, and can now go about
the business of redeveloping a pro-
gram capable of competing with the
very best in Region XV.
The game opened with a defen-
sive stand that saw sophomore
Tremaine Frasier steal an errant
Monroe pass, and blast down the
middle of the court for an uncon-
tested lay-up to give Westchester a Brandon Martin of the Westchester Community College Vikings shoots
lead. From there, the Vikings domi- during the teams victory over Monroe. After a hiatus of several years,
Westchester Community College welcomed the return of mens basketball
nated, opening up a 10-2 run that
with a home win over Monroe College (Monroe Express) on Thursday, No-
never let up. Westchester led by
vember 2.
more than 20 points during parts of
the opening half, and withstood a
ner with just under a minute of play. to be an enriching experience for
Monroe (0-1) run to take a 56-39
Frasier led Westchester with 19 many of our students, not only those
lead into halftime.
points, while sophomore Brandon who field the team, says Dr. Be-
Any hope of a Monroe come-
Martin added 14 points, and Hamlin linda S. Miles, President, Westch-
back was thwarted early in the sec-
chipped in 12. The Vikings domi- ester Community College.
ond half as the Vikings overcame a
nated all statistical categories, and The student athletes now have an
constant Monroe full-court trap, and
shot an incredible 14 for 17 from the opportunity to showcase their skills
virtually ran Monroe out of the gym.
free throw line. on the court, while their fellow stu-
As time wound down, the only
Westchester returns to action on dents are now able to show their en-
drama remaining was whether or not
Sunday, Nov. 5 when they host Jef- thusiasm and exhibit school spirit
Westchester Community Colleges
ferson Community College for a during the season. This will truly en-
team would break 100 points, which
1:00 p.m. start at the gym on the Val- hance the overall college experience
they did when Derrick Hamlin con-
halla campus. This season promises for all, she adds.
verted a three-pointer from the cor-
Football official sentenced to 15 mos
GEORGE TOWN, Cayman Islands: Takkas, who pleaded guilty to rest in May 2015 and his lawyers
Costas Takkas, 61, the former gen- one count of money laundering con- were hopeful he would actually serve
eral secretary of the Cayman Islands spiracy, played a relatively minor no more than a few weeks in a US
Football Association (CIFA), has role in the massive football scandal prison. The court also ordered him
been sentenced to 15 months in fed- compared to Webb, helping to laun- to pay $3 million restitution, along
eral prison for his part in the FIFA der $3 million in bribes his boss took with Webb, who pleaded guilty in
corruption scandal. He worked as during his time at the helm of CON- November 2015 to much more seri-
Jeffrey Webbs attach when the for- CACAF. Takkas has already served ous charges and who is expected to
mer CIFA president was also vice some ten months in custody when he be sentenced in January.
president of FIFA. was held in Switzerland after his ar-

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Ephraim Martin
IRAWMA Founder/CEO
nominations
close Nov 15
I
f you are an entertainer or music expert
you may want to nominate an reggae
artist for 36th International Reggae and
World Music Award (IRAWMA). Nomi-
nation deadline for is set for Nov. 15, 2017.
The winners will be released at the 37th
Annual Chicago Music Awards on March
18, 2018, as re-branding preparation is on
the way to broadcast the 37th IRAWMA
on national network TV in 2019.
Visit www.irawma.com for more info.
Like us on facebook@irawma, @fes-
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Conversation
Dr. Neva Alexander
with Dr Neva
M embers of the public are being in-
vited to be part of the studio audi-
ence during the taping of conversations
with Dr. Neva, on Monday, December 4,
2017 at 7:30 pm to 9:00 pm.
Building lives, with Dr. Neva will
be aired on Time Warner (Spectrum) 56 &
1996 | Cablevision (Optimum) 69 | RCN
84/ and Verizon FiOS 44.
Tickets are limited. Registrants must
provide the name of the guest they are
bringing to the studio when submitting the
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Lady Peace MN releases new
single The Old Rugged Cross
J
By Kimmy Blair
Street Hype Writer
amaican born singer and song writer
Lady Peace MN recently released a new
single on Itunes. A soulful and inspired re-
make of The Old Rugged Cross. A
song that captures the essence of her faith
walk, trusting God as the foundation for
life.
Lady Peace MN continues to demon-
strate her faith through music and her adap-
tation of the gospel hymnal, The Old
Rugged Cross. The song inspires you to
get ready and go to church!
On June 10th, Lady Peace MN also re-
leased her debut CD in Manhattan. The CD
is entitled Songs from the Heart. You can
find the debut CD and all prior releases on
sale online at Itunes.com and Amazon.com.
Songs from the Heart is a mix of Reggae,
R&B and Gospel music. A true compilation
CD of all-time favorites with the taste and
style that is Lady Peace MN.
This fall Lady Peace MN will be film-
ing the accompanying music video of the
song, The Old Rugged Cross. Tune in to
Lady Peace MN YouTube channel for up-
dates and release information.
She began her musical journey singing
in church enhancing her ability as a singer
A non-traditionalist, Lady Peace MN For information, call (646)687-5327;
and artist. chose reggae and gospel music to highlight Email: Bookings@ladypeacemn.com;
Lady Peace later diverged, began ex- her heritage and to embrace a changed life. Instagram/ladypeacemn;
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C EO of ClassCaterers and phi-
lanthropist Patorah Blackman
will be hosting a Black Party on
Dominica. Patrons are being urged
to donate one or two books which
can make a huge difference in a
December 16, 2017, at Mingles child's life in the hurricane-ravaged
Club, 4012 Boston Road, Bronx island.
form 4:00 pm - 11:00 pm. Class- For further contact: Patorah at
Caterers will launch its school sup- classcaterers@gmail.com or call
ply drive, for the children of 347-9614969 to confirm donations.
Patorah Blackman - CEO, ClassCaterers
Jamaica Bickle to
benefit from CBC
fundraiser
C
aribbean Business Connections,
CBC, will host its annual holiday
event on Dec 7th, at the Royal Chateau
Hall in Rosedale at 6-10 pm to benefit
Team Jamaica Bickle Inc., TJB.
TJB is the nonprofit organization that
plays an active role in the care of
Caribbean athletes at the Annual Penn
Relays in Pennsylvania. The event will
allow attendees to contribute to the work
of the organization while celebrating the
holidays.
Contact: Sandra McCarty, founder CBC
on Facebook and Twitter or call 516-300-
2427.
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he GraceKennedy Foundation is advis-
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gramme.
The application period closes on Novem-
ber 30, 2017.
The exciting immersion programme al-
lows university students of Jamaican parent-
age from Canada, the United Kingdom and
the United States of America, to spend one
month in Jamaica learning about the land of
their parents birth all expenses paid.
Successful applicants must be: between
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The 2017 Programme was a huge suc-
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and fulfilling experience, said Executive
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Caroline Mahfood, who directs the Pro-
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With the help of our partners such as
Caribbean Airlines, Island Car Rentals and
the Jamaica Tourist Boar, the interns re-
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Jamaicas dynamic cultural traditions, from
our food to music, sports and more. They re-
ally got the chance to make a personal con-
nection with the country from the minute
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chosen to participate in the 2018 Jamaican
Birthright Programme to run from July 1
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Jamaicas Ambassador to the United States, Audrey Marks greets the CEO and Executive Vice President of

Marks woos Israeli investors

the B'nai B'rith International Daniel Mariaschin on her arrival at their headquarters in Washington DC to
deliver the keynote address at a luncheon. -Photo by Derrick Scott

J
By Derrick Scott
Contributing Writer
amaicas Ambassador to the
United States (US), Audrey Marks,
is inviting Israelis to explore invest-
ment opportunities in Jamaica.
Ambassador Marks, who ad-
dressed members of the Bnai Brith
International Center for Human
Rights and Public Policy at its head-
quarters in Washington DC recently,
urged members who have an interest
in trade and investment to organise a
delegation to Jamaica to look at
prospects in the areas of information
and communications technology
(ICT), agro-processing, medical
tourism and infrastructure develop-
ment. Avenues through which part-
nerships between Jamaican and
Israeli investors could be forged
could also be explored, she pointed
out.
She also offered to help organise
a similar mission of Jamaican in-
vestors to Israel.
Ladies and gentlemen, Jamaica is
open and ready for business. Over the
last five years, a stable economy has
been maintained. Jamaica was listed
as having the best-performing stock
market in the world in 2015 and was
rated as being among the 10 most im-
proved economies in the world. The
(2015) Forbes Best Countries for
Business Report has improved Ja-
maicas ranking from 64th to 59th for
ease of doing business, and the num-
ber-one country in the Caribbean for
doing business, the Ambassador
pointed out.
She noted that Jamaica is con-
sidering establishing a Jamaican di-
aspora bond, like that of the highly
successful Israeli Diaspora bond, and
would welcome any guidance or sup-
port that can be offered as we seek
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rominent labor and human rights
advocate, Ray Rogers, has
launched a counterattack against the
Real Estate Board of New York
(REBNY) asserting that REBNY
more appropriately stands for Real
Estate Bullies of New York.
Rogers claims, "REBNY's top
policymakers are a cartel of billion-
aire bullies and racketeers. Their
abuse of political power is at the
core of NYC's lack of affordable
housing and homeless crisis leaving
62,000 living in shelters and thou-
sands more in the streets. Rogers
says these conditions are exacer-
bated by REBNY orchestrated re-
zoning plans leading to
hyper-gentrification on steroids.
Millions of residents face dis-
placement and thousands of small
businesses are shutting down,
Rogers explains, "as profit-driven
landlords and property speculators
are charging exorbitant rents and
finding more ways to evict renters
from their apartments, shops and of-
fices."
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our political system by feeding com-
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contributions to see things their
way." Two glaring examples are
REBNY's large contributions to the
Independent Democratic Committee
(IDC), eight Democratic state sena-
tors who vote with Republicans to
assure rent stabilization and rent
control laws are weakened and
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Union workers are well-trained
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ence (DUI), driving without a valid
licence and speeding after he was pulled
over by police in the early hours of Friday
morning.
Law enforcement sources have told
gossip website TMZ that the 'My Way'
hitmaker was allegedly driving at speeds
of 100mph in a 50mph zone on a New
York City highway while racing another
driver.
It is claimed when he was stopped he
handed an officer an expired New Jersey
driver's licence, failed a field sobriety test
and blew a 0.9, which is just above the
legal limit.
Earlier this year, Fetty - whose real
name is Willie Maxwell II - was robbed
in New Jersey, having a chain and an un-
specified amount of cash taken.
Police were dispatched to the scene
in Patterson in the early hours of the
morning amid reports shots had been
fired during a fight.
But the singer was said to have later
refused to file an official complaint, with
sources close to the 'My Way' hitmaker
saying he didn't want to get involved in
the incident, which saw three people in-
jured.
He is said to have thought it was bet-
ter to let the "streets handle his feud" with
Raheem Thomas, who was arrested on
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n undercover prostitution sting target- Wayne; Joseph Solari, 31, of Wayne; Justin
ing those who patronize the citys ille- Floyd, 22, of Prospect Park; Jerardo Florez,
gal sex workers yielded the arrest of 10 33, of Passaic; William Simmon, 71, of
Johns from around the area, police an- Hasbrouck Heights; Wojtek Kolkowski, 38,
nounced Saturday. of Wallington; and Felipe Maldonado, 46,
The Paterson Police Narcotics & Vice of Haverstraw, New York.
Division conducted the undercover opera- The suspects arrested were transported
tion on Nov. 3 in two city locations the to headquarters and charged with soliciting
corner of Van Houten and Auburn, and the prostitution. Their vehicles were subse-
corner of E. 25th Street and 19th Avenue, quently towed, said Speziale.
according to Public Safety Director Jerry "We are focusing on all aspects of
Speziale. quality of life in our city and have zero tol-
Arrested during the sting were Sakib erance, for lawbreakers, said Speziale.
Razzak, 26, of Paterson; Moshe Schori, 66,
Gang member had 'mini drug store' in her apartment, sheriff says
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NEWARK: day night, Sher- toura said. Officers feared she could destroy
nvestigators raided the home of a reputed iff Armando evidence and forced their way inside the res-
Crips street gang member in Newark's Fontoura said in idence, Fontoura said. Vasquez tossed a plas-
North Ward, where they seized a range of a statement. tic bag containing 20 grams of crack cocaine
drugs, officials said Friday. Vasquez briefly before she was arrested.
The arrest of Edda Vasquez, 37, marked came to her sec- In the dining room, detectives found 19
the third alleged drug dealer arrested by Essex ond floor bal- grams of crack cocaine, 35 plastic jugs also
County Sheriff's narcotics detectives in the cony and filled with crack cocaine, drug packaging ma-
city within two days. retreated back terials and $2,000, according to officials. Po-
Irvington police and sheriff's detectives into the apart- lice also discovered a shoebox in a bedroom
knocked on the door of Vasquez's North 5th ment when she Edda Vasquez, 37 that contained suboxone and endocet.
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Lumey and Jerry McDonald at the mediathon which was held on October 7, 2017 to assist Caribbean countries hit by recent hurricanes. The event which was broadcasted
from The Dumplin Shop, Bronx raised over US$40,000 in cash as well as several barrels of goods to be shipped to Barbuda and Dominica.
T
By Anthony Turner
Contributing Writer
he recently held 'Caribbean Day of Giv-
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on Saturday, October 7th, to assist Caribbean
countries hit by recent hurricanes was
deemed a successful venture with wide-
spread collaboration from the Caribbean Di-
aspora media fraternity.
The organizers of the Day of Giving re-
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in cash as well as several barrels of goods,
which were handed over to Ebenezer Pilgrim
Holiness Church in New York, which will
coordinate shipping to Barbuda and Do-
minica.
Most funds raised, came from New
York based Caribbean Food Delights Vin-
cent HoSang Foundation. The event also had
the backing of corporate and organizational
sponsors such as Digicel, Tower Isles Frozen
Foods Limited, Irie Jam Media Group, Usain
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Bickle, Union of Jamaican Alumni Associa-
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www.shareitcamp.com.
These efforts were in conjunction with
fundraising efforts by The American Friends
of Jamaica, the American Foundation for the
University of the West Indies and the
Caribbean Tourism Organization Relief
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Much of the funds raised will benefit
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The all day media-thon, which involved
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