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Fifty Years Ago, Activists Burgled the FBI and Exposed Its Undemocratic Abuses
On March 8, 1971, a group of New Left activists executed a daring burglary of an FBI field office in Pennsylvania, exposing the bureauâs COINTELPRO operations against the civil rights movement.
The Federal Bureau of Investigation. Photo: iPhoneDigital, CC BY 2.0/Flickr
History13/Mar/2021
On March 8, 1971, much of the nation was transfixed by the âFight of Centuryâ between Joe Fraiser and Muhammed Ali, both undefeated. Or at least thatâs what eight anti-war activists were counting on. The activists, some of whom traced their roots to the civil rights movement, recognised the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) as a political police that posed an existential threat to the movement.
Fake CNY cop with gun, drug cache gets yearlong Covid reprieve before long prison term
Updated Mar 10, 2021;
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Syracuse, NY At least one Central New York criminal benefited greatly from the yearlong Covid-19 pandemic.
Robert Shaw, 34, of Liverpool, who had a cop costume and amassed a large cache of drugs and guns, was supposed to go to prison in March 2020 after pleading guilty to two felonies.
But Shaw’s 10-year punishment was one of the first local sentencings delayed by the Covid-19 pandemic. The pandemic closed state prisons to new inmates and shut down courts for months.
It wasn’t until Wednesday 15 months after his guilty plea that Shaw surrendered to begin his long prison term.
Newark is getting closer to being the home of a Main Street hotel. The Newark Post reported a revised mixed-use project that includes a hotel and apartments was approved by the City Council on Monday night. Developer Jeff Lang had earlier proposed a larger hotel and office space and amenities
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SAYREVILLE – A normal Sunday afternoon drive for an off-duty New Jersey State Police Correctional Officer quickly became a matter of life and death.
Faustino Saucedo, of Perth Amboy, was on his way to Carteret to pick up his wife when he saw several cars stopped on the side of the Route 9 bridge over the Raritan River. He immediately pulled over when he saw a man barely hanging onto the side of the bridge.
Shouts of “don t do it!” and no, no no! filled the air as bystanders rushed to the aid of the man who was leaning off the bridge, according to a video of the incident shot by a bystander.