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Earlier this year, the I-Team was the first to report that an independent monitor ordered by Gov. Cuomo to oversee the city’s embattled Administration for Children’s Services began its work without a contract, charging pricey hourly fees as much as $550 per hour to be billed to NYC taxpayers. Jun 30, 2017 Earlier this year, the I-Team was the first to report that an independent monitor ordered by Gov. Cuomo to oversee the city’s embattled Administration for Children’s Services began its work without a contract, charging pricey hourly fees as much as $550 per hour to be billed to NYC taxpayers. Melissa Russo reports. ....
T IME SHOULD be a great leveller. Jeff Bezos or Amazon warehouse clerk, everyone gets 24 hours a day. But worse-off Americans have more of their time wasted just waiting around. Listen to this story Enjoy more audio and podcasts oniOSorAndroid. Poorer people have to wait longer for basic services. Low-income neighbourhoods often have fewer shops and medical centres, with fewer staff on hand and crowds at their doors. The worse-off claim unemployment benefits or food stamps, which means interacting with creaky government administration. And low-wage jobs come with rigid hours, which make it difficult to take an extended lunch break and pop to the bank when it’s quiet. The time squandered in delays could be better spent working, studying or just kicking back with a beer, points out Stephen Holt at the University at Albany. “Time is a finite resource,” he says. “It’s something you just don’t get back.” (Which is why this article is so concise.) ....
The gang would mask their faces using balaclavas and smash or force open doors or windows in broad daylight. They would steal specific items, mainly high-powered BMWs and Audis, firearms, cash and jewellery, all of which they could dispose of through contacts. Stolen vehicles were put on false plates and left in residential parking areas before being used to commit further crimes. Most were raids on homes, although commercial premises and ATMs, including several in East Cambs, were also targeted. Norfolk suffered a similar number of burglaries to Cambridgeshire while other offences took place in Suffolk, Essex and Bedfordshire. When Stone-Parker and other gang members were sentenced at Norwich Crown Court, Judge Stephen Holt described the conspiracy as the most serious he had ever encountered and praised the police approach in tackling the gang. ....
Rosalind Gray. PIC: Norfolk Police. - Credit: Archant A killer who pushed a grandmother down a flight of stairs in a row over a holiday has been denied an appeal over her jail sentence. Rosalind Gray was jailed in September last year for 13 years in prison, with four years on licence, after a jury unanimously found her guilty of manslaughter following the incident at a home on South Market Road, Great Yarmouth on August 5, 2019. It followed a row between the then 55-year-old and her friend Linda Rainey, 60, about a holiday to Morocco. Linda Rainey. - Credit: Norfolk Police Ms Rainey died in Addenbrooke s Hospital in Cambridge two days later. ....