Siblings, father and stepmother in far rockaway. Randolphs charismatic nature ensured that persons felt free to approach him. Judgmental. He was a gentleman who walked with a quiet purpose and a sense of job fulfillment. It was always husband ambition detective. A part of this dream came to fruition in 2010 when he graduated from the police academy. He said with integrity, honesty and courage until his ultimate death on tuesday october 20th, 2015. Randolph had mapped out his life. He became engaged to mary one year ago. Both of them were in the home in the suburbs of queens. They had plans to achieve the American Dream as a family. He lived a selfless life in his brooklyn neighborhood and would often shovel snow from his neighbors driveway and pavement during the winter season. We are proud to call him son, siblings, nephew, cousin, love of my life or even squatty. Our lives have been enriched by his beautiful memories. Even as we mourn his death, we rejoice because we know that to be
Waited in line for hours today to see the pope cruise through central park. It took so long to screen everyone that police finally stopped checking tickets. We have Team Coverage with that part of the story. This was happening as the papal parade was about to begin. Thousands of people were online outside of the park. We talked to some people who gave up and got off the line long before the parade started. For the people who made it inside and the people outside in the park just hoping to get a glimpse of the pope they say it was a moment they will never forget. It was the moment nearly 85,000 lucky new yorkers have been waiting for. A chance to see the holy father as his pope mobile wound its way through central park. I am the luckiest person in the world. Im so thankful to god and to my mother that i saw the pope. Snapping a quick pic of the pontiff. I had two cameras and so excited and waving. Reporter the road to the papal sighting was not an easy one. Papal lottery winners waited
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Is simply part of the landscape. And i suppose i want to spend a few moments talking about why we must resist this. Not only because we have the Fair Housing Act and the wonderful affh rule and because we all believe in integration and because we have devoted our lives, most of us, to fighting against discrimination. But because as a democracy imperati imperative. If this country is to make it, if you and i are to make it, unified, we have to get our hands around this problem of segregation. This past spring when baltimore erupted in days of unrest in the wake of the death of freddie gray in police custody,ier did a lot of media. Some of you may have seen some of it. And when i did that media, i was asked a lot of questions about baltimore. After all, i lived in Baltimore City for 20 years. I now live in Baltimore County for five years. Ive taught at university of Maryland Law School for 22 years. Im a native new yorker, i really transplanted to baltimore and took it on as my home and
Is simply part of the landscape. And i suppose i want to spend a few moments talking about why we must resist this. Not only because we have the Fair Housing Act and the wonderful affh rule and because we all believe in integration and because we have devoted our lives, most of us, to fighting against discrimination. But because as a democracy imperati imperative. If this country is to make it, if you and i are to make it, unified, we have to get our hands around this problem of segregation. This past spring when baltimore erupted in days of unrest in the wake of the death of freddie gray in police custody,ier did a lot of media. Some of you may have seen some of it. And when i did that media, i was asked a lot of questions about baltimore. After all, i lived in Baltimore City for 20 years. I now live in Baltimore County for five years. Ive taught at university of Maryland Law School for 22 years. Im a native new yorker, i really transplanted to baltimore and took it on as my home and