Vol. 66, No. 81 FRIDAY, AUGUST 7, 2020 50¢ DOB shuts down popular Flushing mall over COVID violations QUEENS TODAY FebruaryAUGUST 10,7,6, 2020 2020

THE CITY INTRODUCED CHECK- points at major bridge and tunnel entrances Wednesday in order to inform travelers of New York’s out-of-state quarantine rules and encourage them to fill out health forms. Ve- hicles will be selected at random. Starting yesterday, the city also began to reach out to travelers coming through Penn Station. TOMORROW IS THE DEADLINE FOR parentsQUEENS of New York City’s public school stu- dents to register for completely remote learn- ing. Students will be able to be switched into blended learning, the default program, after the school year has started. A SHOOTING EARLY THURSDAY morning in Woodhaven left one man dead and another in serious condition. THE CITY HAS BEGUN TO TAKE The famous food court inside Flushing’s New World Mall. Photo via nycgo.com down nine COVID-19 testing sites ahead of overcrowding in various mall common areas, spread of COVID-19, and protecting the health the upcoming school year, Patch reported. The By David Brand Queens Daily Eagle which must remain closed to comply with of our fellow New Yorkers,” said DOB spokes- sites, including Leavitt Field and Long Island the city’s public health regulations during the person Andrew Rudansky. “We closed the mall City High School in Queens, will be disassem- New York City’s Department of Buildings COVID-19 pandemic. Individual stores can after we found that the owners were putting the bled by Aug. 14 to give NYC Health + Hospi- shut down the New World Mall in Flushing open to the public if they have an outdoor en- public at risk by ignoring New York’s state and tals workers time to sanitize school buildings Wednesday and Thursday following a num- trance. local health regulations for indoor shopping before classes resume. ber of COVID-related violations inside the “Limiting crowded in enclosed spaces in malls.” four-story retail and food market. our city is a critical measure in preventing the Continued on page 12 FATHER CHRISTOPHER HEANUE, AD- The DOB said officials Tuesday observed ministrator at Holy Child Jesus Roman Catho- lic Church raised over $20,000 for the church’s food pantry with a bike ride from the church in Out-of-state Richmond Hill to the Hamptons. “THE PRAYERS AND GENEROUS SUP- students return port of all helped to motivate and make our “100 miles of Hope” a true success,” Heanue said. “If this served as an inspiration for any, then to St. John’s for all glory be to God. This is needed now, more than ever. With this help, we can continue the good work of our food pantry and other initia- two-week tives.” quarantine COUNCILMEMBER DONOVAN RICH- By Rachel Vick ards has officially won the democratic primary Queens Daily Eagle for Borough President after the Board of Elec- tions certified the result of the election. St. John’s University students from across the country have traveled back to the Hillcrest Acting Borough President Sharon Lee and the campus, where they will quarantine in dormi- Queens Botanical Garden announced “Queens tories ahead of the fall semester. QUEENSSummer Seeds 2020,” a program to promote Students from the 32 states included in wellness and outdoor activity through garden- Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s must-quarantine order ing. A total of 2,020 planters that will grow began moving in on Aug. 1. Each student is herbs or flowers were distributed to communi- immediately tested for COVID-19 when they ty partners for residents of all ages. arrive at school and will stay in their dorms and residences for two weeks, SJU spokesper- “The year 2020 has brought with it substantial son Brian Browne said. The school is provid- challenges to the wellness of Queens fami- ing support as students adhere to the stay-at- lies,” said Lee. “Seeds symbolize potential, Sta from ew ork Presbyterian ueens administered O tests to students arriving home rules, he said. growth and renewal.” back at campus Aug. . Photo courtesy of St. John’s University Continued on page 2

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At least one shooter on a motorbike red a gun at the intersecon of ornelia Street and ypress Avenue ednesday night, striking two bystanders. Eagle photo by avid Brand

By David Brand Cornelia Street meet. He walked into Woodhull weeks, but the attack along the commercial his name. Queens Daily Eagle Hospital shortly after the shooting, police said. strip, a few blocks from the Bushwick border, Another witness said he heard about 15 shots A 37-year-old woman was shot in the ear at The shooter was on a motorcycle when he stunned passersby and nearby restaurant work- and looked out the window to see a woman a busy intersection in Ridgewood Wednesday fired his gun. There were no arrests made and ers who heard or witnessed the shooting. standing up and bleeding from her head. night, after she inadvertently walked between a no information on the intended target as of 9:45 “This is a quiet area. I’ve been here 40 years A worker recounted the shooting when he drive-by shooter and his intended target, police p.m., according to the NYPD. and I’ve never seen shootings here,” said the entered a nearby restaurant. and witnesses said. A half hour after the shooting, a blood-stained owner of a restaurant located near where the “That’s crazy man. That’s crazy,” he told Another bystander, a 20-year-old man, was also cloth still lay near a red pool on the sidewalk as po- shooting occurred. colleagues as he picked up a box for delivery. struck in the leg by a stray bullet outside the Rite lice officers directed people away from the scene. “Maybe a block over here or there, but not “That could have been me. I just crossed that Aid where Myrtle Avenue, Cypress Avenue and Gun violence has spiked in Queens in recent right here,” said the man, who declined to give street.” Out-of-state students return to St. John’s for two-week quarantine Continued from page 1 to come if COVID once again surges in Queens. “We’re trying to replicate programs so “It doesn’t feel like they’ve made concrete they’re not just binge-watching,” Browne said. plans for different scenarios throughout the “It’s not the ideal situation, especially for young school year; and even with the plans they’ve adults, but this is the situation they’re in and announced, like with resident housing, it’s con- we’re trying to do the best we can to support stantly changing,” said rising senior Kharan them.” Pierce, who came back to campus from Wash- An initiative known as the Johnnies Care ington D.C. Buddy program connects students with univer- “It just feels like there’s so many hoops to sity or residence hall staff to ease the transition. jump through just to be back.” Virtual program offerings like workout classes and career workshops were designed to keep quarantining students engaged, Browne said. The school is preparing for the possibility of PUBLISHERS: a second-wave of COVID-19 in New York City Michael Nussbaum J.D. Hasty again cancelling in-person classes, but students [email protected] [email protected] and staff members are far more aware of the dangers of the illness, he added. St. ohns niversity students gather on campus in preO days. MANAGING EDITOR “Students are a little more savvy now — Photo courtesy of St. ohns niversity David Brand everyone wants to take precautions,” Browne police state,” he said. [email protected] said. “There’s a general understanding and ac- As part of the state-required reopening plan, “I am so excited to be here,” she said in a state- ceptance that this is something that they’re go- SJU has a residence hall designated for isola- ment included on the school’s website. “From ing to have to do.” tion and is prepared to switch completely to vir- the moment we arrived on Saturday, everyone DIGITAL EDITOR He also said the school is counting on stu- tual learning “on a dime,” according to Browne. on campus was incredibly helpful. It was very Jonathan Sperling dents to comply with the quarantine. “We’re not Journalism student Leah Minerve told the well organized, too.” [email protected] watching on closed circuit cameras, this isn’t a school she was eager to return to campus. Other students said they are wary of what’s ADVERTISING MANAGER Kat Ramus Queens County Democrats hold judicial convention [email protected] By David Brand for borough judgeships Thursday. the party’s nominees for the bench. LEGAL ADVERTISING MANAGER Queens Daily Eagle The event at Antun’s convened the Demo- The event ended after press time Thursday. Gina Ong The Queens County Democratic Party held cratic Party’s 180 judicial delegates — 10 from Visit queenseagle.com for the latest informa- [email protected] its judicial convention to designate candidates each Assembly District — or proxies to choose tion on the nominees.

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2 • Queens Daily Eagle • Friday, August 7, 2020 Review: A sweet fable in Seth Rogen’s ‘An American Pickle’

This image released by HBO Max shows Seth Rogen portraying Ben Greenbaum, lef, and Herschel Greenbaum in a scene from “An American Pickle.” Hopper Stone/HBO Max via AP

By Lindsey Bahr ly he’s getting a crash course about life in modern Brooklyn with and a fair amount of heart. Associated Press all its kombucha and oat milk and seltzer from his great-grand- “An American Pickle,” an HBO Max release, is rated PG-13 The funniest part of “ An American Pickle ” isn’t even really son, Ben. They attempt to navigate their differences until an al- by the Motion Picture Association of America for “some lan- in the movie. It’s a little scene in the middle of the credits in tercation at the cemetery lands both in jail and jeopardizes the guage and rude humor.” Running time: 90 minutes. Two and a which Seth Rogen’s Herschel Greenbaum, a 1920s laborer who sale of Ben’s app that he’s been toiling over for years. For Ben, half stars out of four. wakes up 100 years after falling into a vat of pickle juice, watches this means war against his only living relative. MPAA Definition of PG-13: Parents strongly cautioned. Some “Yentl” with his millennial great-grandson Ben Greenbaum (also Herschel, meanwhile, becomes a bit of a local celebrity sell- material may be inappropriate for children under 13. Rogen). ing pickles that he’s made from gutter water and dumpster cu- Their little interaction is sharp and light and lively and fully cumbers that the hipsters adore for its gritty authenticity. The inspired; Rogen has fun imagining how a stoic Jewish man from good-hearted skewering of millennial DIY culture feels a little a century ago would react to seeing Barbra Streisand. It’s a de- dated (although so does everything from before quarantine). light. Why it didn’t fit in the movie is anyone’s guess, but it could The film also takes on a decidedly “Being There” tone as have used a few more like it. Herschel becomes a sort of folk hero for his simple, antiquated “An American Pickle” is a little more serious and a little more views. And they turn on him just as easily for the more problem- heartfelt than you might expect from a Rogen film. Based on a atic ones, too. short story by humorist Simon Rich, who also wrote the script, But this is all a backdrop for the bigger themes about family it’s a classic fish out of water (or pickle juice) tale that the movies and heritage. Ben has been cut off from his: His parents died have always loved. In Hollywood, there’s always room for an old in a car crash and he seems wholly disinterested in where he timey character encountering a modern automobile scene. came from. Herschel is perplexed why among all the things in his The film has a strong opening in the sepia-toned past in the apartment there are no pictures of family and why religion is not fictional shtetl of Schlupsk where Herschel is a very unsuccess- part of his life. It’s surprisingly sweet and moving. ful ditch digger whose shovels keep breaking underneath him. “An American Pickle” is the directorial debut of Brandon Life is hard in Eastern Europe, but he finds love there in Sarah Trost, a cinematographer by trade who is used to working with (“Succession’s” Sarah Snook), who still has all of her teeth. Still, Rogen (“This Is the End,” “The Interview,” “Neighbors”). And bad luck keeps following: Russian Cossacks chase them out of this is a lot of Rogen. It’s fun to see him flex and stretch acting town and they flee to America looking for a better life. opposite himself. He doesn’t get enough credit for his more seri- The only job he can get is as a rat chaser at a pickle factory. ous turns and this is a nice showcase overall. He has his accident soon after discovering that he’s going to be a The film was supposed to be a theatrical release, before HBO father. Max acquired it for streaming, which is probably the best of all This image released by HBO Max shows Seth Rogen in a Naturally, he misses everything that comes next until sudden- worlds for this kind of picture: A solid film with a few good gags scene from “An American Pickle.” Hopper Stone/HBO Max via AP Rhode Island added to nearby states’ quarantine lists By Marina Villenueve apply to routine daily travel between the two one traveling from states no longer on the advi- of 1.05, with a seven-day average of 3.44 per and Pat Eaton-Robb states, and do not affect people who have to sory should still quarantine for 14 days. 100,00. Connecticut’s was 1.0, with a sev- Associated Press cross state lines to go to work. “We cannot go back to the hell we experi- en-day average of 2 per 100,000. Travelers from Rhode Island have been “If somebody’s coming from Rhode Island to enced just a few months ago — and surging Cuomo has said New Jersey wouldn’t be added to the list of those who must quarantine Connecticut and plans to spend more than a day, infection rates across the country threaten to subject to the advisory because the two states while staying in New York, New Jersey and meaning they’re here for tourism or something, bring us back there — so we must all remain are so closely intertwined. Connecticut as some Northeast states begin to they’ve got to quarantine for 14 days,” Lamont vigilant,” Cuomo said in a statement. Rhode Island’s infection rate was reported to see signs of rising infections. said at an afternoon news briefing. Meanwhile, one of the three states behind be at about 10 per 100,000 for a seven-day av- There are 34 states and Puerto Rico on the The quarantine applies to any person arriving the advisory, New Jersey, is showing signs of erage. The state health department put its daily travel advisory, which requires visitors from from a state — or territory — with a positive increased COVID-19 spread — though still not average for Monday at 2.7 percent. those areas to isolate themselves for 14 days test rate higher than 10 per 100,000 residents enough to exceed the metrics. “Our numbers are close to that 10 new cases in an attempt to prevent another surge of over a seven-day rolling average or an area with New Jersey has seen an average of around per 100,000,” said Rhode Island Department of COVID-19 in New York, New Jersey and Con- a 10% or higher positivity rate over a seven-day five new confirmed COVID-19 virus per Health spokesperson Joseph Wendelken. “But necticut. rolling average. 100,000 residents over the last week. That’s up we aren’t tracking who is coming into our state Rhode Island is the first neighboring state Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced Tuesday from a low of 2.5 on July 22, and down from a (for vacation) and then going back to Connecti- added to Connecticut’s advisory. Connecticut that Delaware and Washington, D.C., were peak of 41.4 new cases per 100,000 on April 7. cut. So that will be up to Connecticut to enforce Gov. Ned Lamont said the restrictions do not dropped from the travel advisory. He said any- New York reported a daily rate Monday that quarantine requirement.”

Friday, August 7, 2020 • BQ Daily Eagle • 3 GG uest Editorial Opinions How the Affordable Care Act is helping middle-aged Americans during the pandemic By Marc Cohen and Jane Tavares The Conversation Ten years after the passage of the Affordable Care Act, the Trump administration is now asking the Supreme Court to overturn it. Yet it’s now clear that the ACA has brought significant improvements to the lives of millions of Americans. Today, they enjoy more health care coverage, with greater access, better outcomes and less cost. One segment in particular gained the most: pre-Medicare adults from ages 50 to 64. Before the ACA, the number of unin- sured in that group reached 8.9 million people. Insurance com- panies rejected more than one in five of their applications. Those who remained uninsured received fewer basic clinical services. They were more likely to experience health declines. But after passage of the ACA, 5.6 million of them – 9 percent of the 62 million in the pre-Medicare group – purchased cover- age in the individual health insurance market. As a result, their uninsured rate fell from over 14 percent in 2013 to less than 9 percent in 2018. Now the new question: Have there been improvements in the health status for the pre-Medicare population? If so, they would likely be somewhat more resilient to COVID-19. So both of us began to analyze data from the Health and Retirement Study, and tracked changes in the group’s well-being. We chose the years 2010 and 2016.

Data shows health improvements What we found was good news. On balance, middle-aged Americans are better off now than before passage of the ACA. Key health metrics improved. Reported levels of depression are down. Smoking has declined. Those who say their health improved over the prior two years rose from 12 percent to 16 percent. The number who say their health had deteriorated has diminished. What’s more, their use of hospitals and nursing homes over the period has lessened. Given the high pandemic-related mor- tality rate among residents of nursing homes, this is a particular- ly critical finding. To put it into perspective: the two-year incidence rate for the group’s nursing home admission in the pre-ACA (1.7 percent) and post-ACA (0.7 percent) period is a drop of 59 percent. An- nually, that translates to 284,000 fewer admissions. And far fewer deaths: Some estimates suggest that ultimately, upwards of 20 percent of nursing home residents may die from COVID-19. So assume that roughly 15 percent of new admissions from this population are particularly frail and vulnerable and end up as residents with greater than two-year stays. This annual reduc- tion in admissions would mean up to roughly 8,500 fewer deaths per year. We also found that out-of-pocket medical costs for them was reduced by 11 percent, even though medical inflation increased by more than 25 percent during the period. Fewer of them retired involuntarily – noteworthy, because declining health is a prima- ry reason those between ages 50 and 64 leave the workforce. And fewer were living below the federal poverty line.

Lower risk, better outcomes So what does this mean in the context of COVID-19? The pre-Medicare group is now at somewhat lower risk of a severe outcome due to the pandemic. With less use of hospitals and nursing homes, and more staying at home, they have re- duced their risk. With greater access to insurance, and lower out-of-pocket ex- penses, they are less likely to put off early treatment; cost is no longer a significant barrier. And because employment is no lon- ger tied directly to health coverage, they may feel less pressure to work when they are ill. Social isolation can be problematic for those middle-aged and older, who often are lacking social support resources. The decreased rates of depression among the group is likely due to greater access to mental health services. Clearly, this helps miti- gate the negative effects of the stay-at-home orders and the anx- iety of a pandemic.

Daily Eagle of Brooklyn and Queens welcomes opinions, both pro and con, on all subjects affecting our daily lives. We also welcome responses to the published articles and Our findings suggest a continued need, not only to safeguard will only add to our current challenges. opinions, which should be sent to [email protected] the ACA, but to strengthen it — and keep millions of vulnerable Marc Cohen is clinical professor of gerontology at the Uni- (Brooklyn) and [email protected] (Queens). Americans safe and healthy. The Trump administration’s move versity of Massachusetts, Boston. Jane Tavares is a research to overturn the ACA, particularly during this extraordinary time, fellow at the University of Massachusetts, Boston.

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OF STATE OF NY (SSNY) ON NOTICE OF FORMATION OF WHEELER PURPOSE. #180605 BASEMENT BROOKLYN, NY, 11225. MAIL PROCESS TO 83 16TH STREET, 07/01/20. OFFICE LOCATION: KINGS #179656 HOUSING, LLC. ARTS OF ORG. FILED PURPOSE/CHARACTER OF LLC: ANY BROOKLYN, NY 11205. GENERAL PUR- COUNTY. SSNY DESIGNATED AS WITH NEW YORK SECY OF STATE 11216 LAWFUL PURPOSE. POSE AGENT OF LLC UPON WHOM PRO- QUEEN E COSMETICS LLC #179643 (SSNY) ON 3/13/20. OFFICE LOCA- #180383 CESS AGAINST IT MAY BE SERVED. NOTICE OF FORMATION OF LIMIT- LAST LETTER LLC TION: KINGS COUNTY. SSNY IS DES- SSNY SHALL MAIL PROCESS TO: 333 ED LIABILITY COMPANY (LLC). NAME: NOTICE OF FORMATION OF LIMIT- 11239 JOSEPH AUGUSTUS LLC IGNATED AS AGENT OF LLC UPON SCHERMERHORN ST., 29F, BROOKLYN, QUEEN E COSMETICS LLC. ARTICLES ED LIABILITY COMPANY (LLC). NAME: JOSEPH AUGUSTUS LLC, ARTS OF WHOM PROCESS AGAINST IT MAY DIRT BUSTERS NY 11217. PURPOSE: ANY LAWFUL OF ORGANIZATION FILED WITH SEC- LAST LETTER LLC. 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Friday, August 7, 2020 • SECOND DEPARTMENT/Brooklyn/Daily Eagle • 7 A costly penalty by goaltender Semyon Varlamov and two quick PORTS goals by the Florida Panthers early in the third period cost the SS New York Islanders a chance at a three-game sweep in their Isles look to Stanley up ualier series at the NHL’s bubble site in Toronto. clinch playoff AP Photo by Kathy Willens berth again Friday New York dropped Game 3 to Florida, extending qualifier series By John Torenli, Sports Editor Brooklyn Daily Eagle By winning the first two games of their best-of-five Stanley Cup qualifier series against the Florida Panthers, the New York Islanders gave themselves three opportunities to advance to the playoffs for a second straight season. The first of those chances went by the wayside Wednesday af- ternoon at the NHL’s Eastern Conference bubble site in Toronto. Despite goals from Jean-Gabriel Pageau and Brock Nelson, the Isles dropped a 3-2 decision to the Panthers, forcing them to play Game 4 on Friday at high noon. “It was a little bit of a missed opportunity for us to knock them out,” ceded New York head coach Barry Trotz after the Isles sur- rendered goals to Brian Boyle and Mike Hoffman early in the third period to fall behind 3-1. “They’re a good hockey team,” added Trotz. “They’re a very talented team, well-coached and have some star power. We got shot to break open a tight 1-1 game. Quenneville said. away a little bit from our game, but we’ll have to get back to our “They got two quick goals to start the period so obviously “We’ve had better results when we do that type of game, and game.” it was a turning point and they were able to capitalize on some against an Islander team, that’s the way you’ve got to play if you Semyon Varlamov shined in net for New York in each of the momentum there,” Trotz said. want to be successful.” first two games to earn the start in Game 3 despite a quick turn- “You knew that in a 1-1 game they were going to come with Erik Haula scored the Panthers’ other goal and Sergei Bo- around following his 26-save effort in Game 2 on Tuesday after- their absolute best effort.” brovsky made 20 saves for Florida, which will look to force a noon. The Isles pushed hard for the equalizer, outshooting Florida Game 5, which is scheduled for Sunday. The veteran Russian netminder steered aside 19 shots, but that 10-3 down the stretch. “Obviously we didn’t execute our game plan and disci- 2:47 span in the third period put the Isles behind for good after But Nelson’s goal with 1:27 left on the clock was all they pline was in our game plan and we didn’t do it,” Pageau Varlamov took a delay-of-game penalty for playing the puck in could muster against a Panthers defense that was not only de- said. the restricted zone. fending its net, but its collective playoff life. “It’s unfortunate, but we’re in a good position. Now we just Hoffman slapped a one-timer into the New York net just 34 “I thought our guys worked hard. They worked for each have to focus again. Now we’ll have to play with urgency in the seconds into the power play and Boyle scored on Florida’s next other. They played a simpler game,” Panthers coach Joel next game.” Nets close in on playoffs despite loss The Nets, who defied the oddsmakers as 19 1/2-point under- Brooklyn blown out by Celtics dogs by pulling off a 119-116 triumph over the team with the NBA’s best record 24 hours earlier, hardly put up a fight in drop- in potential postseason clincher ping a 149-115 decision to the Celtics at the NBA’s bubble site in Orlando, Florida. By John Torenli, Sports Editor “Obviously, tough game for us,” said Brooklyn sharpshooter Brooklyn Daily Eagle Joe Harris. “We came out and played with the same energy we All the momentum the Brooklyn Nets gained in their histor- had the last two games. Then, we kind of got away from what led ic upset victory over the league-leading Milwaukee Bucks on to a lot of our successes these last two games. Tuesday afternoon withered away during Wednesday night’s “We didn’t rebound the ball well, we didn’t defend well, a lot blowout loss to the Boston Celtics. of turnovers, not a lot of assists. We weren’t making that extra pass that we have been, and there were a lot of 50-50 balls that we didn’t get either. We just got outworked. Against a team that is obviously just more talented, you’re going to lose the way we did.” Despite the lopsided defeat one day after posting the biggest against-the-odds upset the league had seen in 27 years, Brooklyn made progress in its push toward a second straight postseason berth when the ninth-seeded Washington Wizards suffered a 107-98 loss to the Philadelphia 76ers. The Nets (32-36), currently seeded seventh in the Eastern Joe Harris and the Nets were swarmed by the Boston Celt- Conference, are 7 1/2 games ahead of the Wizards with four ics Wednesday night in Orlando, Florida, but moved clos- games remaining in the eight-game run-up to the NBA playoffs. er to clinching an astern onference playo berth de- Brooklyn needs to be more than four games ahead of Wash- spite the blowout loss. AP Photo by Ashley Landis ington in the standings at season’s end to avoid participating in a two-game play-in series with the Wizards for the final playoff overall pick in this year’s WNBA Draft, left her teammates in spot in the East. Bradenton, Florida and returned to New York to see an ankle and Any combination of one Nets win or one loss by Washington foot specialist. will give Brooklyn a postseason berth, something it can attain The two-time Wooden Award winner out of the University with a victory over the Sacramento Kings on Friday afternoon. of Oregon suffered what was originally diagnosed as a Grade 3 Jeremiah Martin scored a career-high 20 points and Harris sprain of her left ankle during the second quarter of last Friday’s added 14 for the Nets, who had a two-game winning streak loss to the Atlanta Dream. snapped and fell to 2-2 since the league restarted following a Ionescu, who is unlikely to return to the team during this ab- five-month layoff due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. breviated 22-game season, was averaging 18.3 points, 4.7 re- “Obviously it would have been nice to secure that spot to- bounds and 4.0 assists during her first three games as a profes- night,” said Brooklyn guard Caris LeVert, who finished with 13 sional. points. Her departure, coupled with the Liberty’s already inexperi- “But there’s always another opportunity,” he added. “Friday’s enced and short-handed roster, has left the team in disarray, as another day, another opportunity for us to go out there and com- evidenced by a 92-66 loss to the Minnesota Lynx on Wednesday. pete for a full 48 minutes as a team. I think we’ll be ready for that The winless Liberty (0-5), who were supposed to move into task. “ the Barclays Center for their first full season in Brooklyn this summer before the COVID-19 pandemic forced the league into In other Brooklyn basketball news, the Liberty announced its Florida bubble site, will return to action Friday night against Wednesday that injured point guard Sabrina Ionescu, the top the Washington Mystics at the IMG Academy.

8 • BQ Daily Eagle • Friday, August 7, 2020 Our World In Pictures

LEBANON — At the site: A soldier stood at the devastat- ed site of the explosion in the port of Beirut on Thursday. French President Emmanu- el Macron came to Beirut to offer French support to Leba- non after the deadly blast. Photo: Thibault Camus/AP Pool

GERMANY — Watchful gaze: A cat sat near subway rails in Frankfurt on Tuesday. Photo: Michael Probst/AP Friday, August 7, 2020 • Queens Daily Eagle • 9 Our World In Pictures

GERMANY — New strat- egy: Journalists attended a news conference in Berlin on Thursday by German Health Minister Jens Spahn about the development of a coro- navirus crisis test strategy in Berlin. Photo: Markus Schreiber/AP

KASHMIR — Riding by: A local resident cycled past a road blockade in Srinagar on Wednesday as a paramilitary soldier stood guard on the first anniversary of India’s decision to revoke the disputed region’s semi-autonomy. Photo: Dar Yasin/AP 10 • Queens Daily Eagle • Friday, August 7, 2020      

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TEXAS — Early start: Ele- mentary school students wait- ed for classes to begin in God- ley on Wednesday. Three rural school districts in John- son County were among the first in Texas to head back to school for in-person classes. Photo: LM Otero/AP

PARAGUAY — Pollution problem: The presence of heavy metals like chromium, commonly used in the tannery process, colored part of the Cerro Lagoon in Limpio on Wednesday. Photo: Jorge Saenz/AP

COLOMBIA — Getting some air: Myriam Roncancio smoked a ciga- PHILIPPINES — Testing center: A health worker performed a COVID-19 swab test at a gymnasium in rette out a window during a nationwide stay-at-home order in Bogota Navotas City on Thursday. Photo: Aaron Favila/AP on Tuesday. Photo: Fernando Vergara/AP 12 • BQ Daily Eagle • Friday, August 7, 2020 Our World In Pictures

PHILIPPINES — Praying for peace: A health work- er prayed as a Catholic priest blessed the COVID-19 testing area of a hospital in Manila on Thursday. Photo: Aaron Favila/AP

INDIA — Flooded streets: People waded through a waterlogged street during heavy rains in Mumbai on Wednesday. Photo: Rajanish Kakade/AP

SRI LANKA — Ready to go: A polling officer wearing a mask and face shield at the entrance to a polling center during the parliamentary elec- FRANCE — Beach day: A woman walked near the beach in Saint Jean de Luz on Wednesday. tion in Colombo on Wednesday. Photo: Eranga Jayawardena/AP Photo: Bob Edme/AP Friday, August 7, 2020 • BQ Daily Eagle • 1 1BE LOCAL - A section of Brooklyn Eagle, Brooklyn Heights Press, Home Reporter, Greenpoint Gazette, Brooklyn Spectator • 122 Our World In Pictures

JAPAN — Silent moments: People prayed in Hiroshima on Thursday in front of the cenotaph for atomic bomb- ing victims before the start of a ceremony to mark the 75th anniversary of the U.S. bomb- ing. Photo: Eugene Hoshiko/AP

BRAZIL — Having some fun: Pedestrians crossed a street as municipal guard Moab da Silva danced while directing traffic in Sao Joao De Meriti on Wednesday. Photo: Silvia Izquierdo/AP

Friday, August 7, 2020 • BQ Daily Eagle • 1 DOB shuts down popular Flushing mall over COVID violations

The DOB issued a vacate order to New World Mall Wednesday as a result of COVID-19 violations. Photo via nycgo.com

Continued from page 1 “It’s an essential business,” said the person who an- Other violations occurred July 15 and July 29, ac- swered the phone at the JMart. cording to summonses reviewed by the Eagle. A spokesperson for Councilmember Peter Koo said The owners of the sprawling mall, located at 136- their “office has been working with both DOB and 20 Roosevelt Avenue, have submitted a proposal to New World Mall to facilitate the safe operation of the reopen safely, according to the city. DOB reviewed the many essential businesses inside the mall.” proposal to allow for parts of the building, including “New World Mall has come up with a reopening some stores with exterior exits, to reopen. plan that is currently being reviewed by DOB, and we New World Mall owners did not respond to requests want to make sure this popular location, along with all for comment. of the businesses in Flushing, are able to safely con- “At this time I don’t have any information,” said duct business,” said the spokesperson, Scott Sieber. the person who answered the phone at the New World In February, Mayor Bill de Blasio and Council Mall. He identified himself as a bookkeeper. Speaker Corey Johnson visited New World Mall to New World Mall is famous for its bustling Asian promote business in Flushing amid anti-Asian racism food court, a pilgrimage site for gourmands from related to the coronavirus. At the time, the illness was around the world. In addition to retail stores, the mall prevalent in parts of China and had not yet devastated features the supermarket JMart, which is stocked with New York City. ingredients commonly used in various parts of Chi- “This is a remarkable community,” Johnson said at From left, Mayor Bill de Blasio; Asian American Federation Executive Direc- na, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Korea and other regions of the time. “We love Flushing, we love the busy streets tor Joanne Yu, Carmelyn P. Malalis of the city’s Commision on Human Rights; Asian. — it’s one of my favorite communities in Queens. Small Business Services Commissioner Gregg Bishop, Flushing Councilmem- DOB said the order applies to JMart, though the va- Main Street and Roosevelt Avenue is now the third ber Peter Koo and Council Speaker Corey Johnson shared a meal at New cate order posted on the building said the grocery store busiest intersection in the entire city of New York and World Mall in February. Photo via City Council/Flickr was exempt. we want to keep it that way.” City will house homeless in hotels until COVID vaccine discovered, Mayor says By David Brand typically house a dozen or more people per Queens Daily Eagle room. New York City will continue housing home- Some shelters resemble barracks, where less residents in commercial hotels for the dura- homeless New Yorkers sleep on beds in cubicles. tion of the COVID-19 pandemic, Mayor Bill de “We’ll be guided by the Health Department Blasio said Thursday. and Health + Hospitals in terms of when it’s The city’s Department of Homeless Services time to return, but I can assure you, we will re- has moved about 13,000 adults experiencing turn when it is safe to do so,” said Department of homelessness out of congregate shelters and into Social Services Commissioner Steve Banks, who two-bed hotel rooms to promote social distancing oversees DHS. “This is not a permanent state of and limit the spread of the illness. operations to be in commercial hotels. We were The creation of an effective vaccine will “be working very hard, we have a plan to get out of the watershed moment,” de Blasio said. commercial hotels.” “The original impetus was to save lives and Prior to the pandemic, New York City rented that remains an imperative, but this is not forev- rooms for homeless residents in 83 hotels. Banks er,” he said. “This is for a limited period of time.” said the city has added another 60 sites to keep Roughly 55,000 people reside in DHS shel- people safe during the COVID crisis. ters and contracted hotels, with families with Advocates have called on the city to increase children accounting for the vast majority of the value of housing subsidies and build more The city has housed people experiencing homelessness at Hillside Hotel in Jamaica shelter residents. Unlike family shelters, which truly affordable housing to end homelessness in even before the COVID-19 pandemic. Eagle file photo by Emma Whitford feature individual rooms, single adult shelters New York City.

16 • Queens Daily Eagle • Friday, August 7, 2020 More power outages in Queens than in the other boroughs combined Thursday By David Brand Queens Daily Eagle More than 33,000 Queens households were still without power Thursday, as borough residents continued grappling with the impact of Tuesday’s tropical storm. Queens accounted for more than half of the city’s total outages Thursday, with the lights out in more homes in Queens than in the other four bor- oughs combined as of 2 p.m. Con Edison said it expects to fully restore power by Sunday morning. The intense tropical storm tore down trees and above-ground power lines in neighborhoods across Queens Tuesday afternoon, with a partic- ular impact in Queens Village, Cambria Heights, Middle Village and Flushing. At least one man died after a pin oak fell crushed his car in Briar- wood. About 24,000 households in Queens had their power restored by Thursday at 2 p.m. A large tree snapped in Ridgewood during Tuesday’s tropical storm. Eagle photo by David Brand Serving people with developmental disabilities during the COVID crisis By Teri Ross How are you now serving As told to the Eagle your constituents/clients/ Terri Ross is the executive director of Queens program participants? Centers for Progress (QCP) a non-profit orga- Much of our programming is being done re- nization supporting over 1,500 people with de- motely. Our classroom teachers and Day/Vo- velopmental disabilities in Queens. Serving the cational Program staff have developed creative Queens community since 1950, the agency pro- teaching groups using Zoom and other platforms vides a range of services, including Pre-K services to provide education, exercise, music, therapies, for young children, Clinical assessment and coun- counseling, crafts and socialization. Many of our seling for children and adults, and Day Programs staff volunteer to shop for families who are not for adults. QCP Pre-vocational program focuses on able to get out and they deliver meals, necessi- employment skills for those interested in working, ties and groceries to people all over the borough. and Supported Employment has helped many in- Our staff on the front lines are the real heroes; they dividuals with DD to find and maintain meaning- have been here since the beginning and continue ful employment. Senior services are available as the to do their jobs with strength and grace. individual ages, helping them to maintain the skills Now that New York City is in phase four, we they have learned throughout the years. The agency are slowly bringing back small numbers of pro- also supports Seventy-eight adults that live in nine gram staff and participants while maintaining all group homes throughout Queens County. All of the safety precautions. We continue to provide ser- Terri Ross is the executive director of Queens Centers for Progress. Photo courtesy of QCP supports and services help to keep people connect- vices remotely to those at home. The problem is ed to their community, through employment, vol- that our retainer funding has ceased, and we are What types of support do re-open, we face challenges in our Supported Em- unteer work and community recreation. limited to how much revenue we can generate you most need now? ployment program, which prior to the pandemic with the reduced participation. We are grateful for the support of our saw close to 200 individuals with developmen- How has your organization Board, families, local businesses and local pol- tal disabilities employed in the community. Many navigated the pandemic? How are you balancing the needs iticians, who have provided vital PPE and sup- have lost their jobs through the closing of non-es- As we were hearing stories of COVID-19 of your clients with the level plies necessary for the safety of our staff and sential businesses. spreading toward New York, we began to plan for of risk to your employees? people we serve. Donations of PPE are vital, our agency’s response. We knew we would close Our Residential programs are congregate care as the expense of these purchases, exceeding What do you think the future our Day, Pre-Vocational, Clinic and Children’s facilities, with six to ten people residing in each $300,000, continue to rise. We are in need of holds for your sector as a Center, but have to ensure that people living in our home. We provide 24 hour supports, including new or gently used iPads, chrome-books and result of the pandemic? residences would be well taken care of. We knew Direct Service Professionals, Medical and Clini- other devices to help our individuals connect The need for services in the community we needed protective gear and incentives to keep cal staff. All staff and residents are provided with remotely. We are experiencing huge challeng- for people with developmental disabilities will staff safely working with our individuals with se- PPE, although many of the people we support can- es with NYS funding as we struggle to bring only increase as the “new normal” approach- vere developmental disabilities, many of whom re- not effectively use it or understand social distanc- our programs back- donations are crucial at es. The idea that we, or any programs like ours, quire assistance with feeding and toileting. Social ing. Throughout this difficult time, the sacrifices this time. should be able to sustain draconian cuts to our distancing would be extremely difficult. Our won- made by our dedicated staff has been incredible. budgets is absurd and frightening. I am not sure derful teams kept us going throughout. We orga- Many of the staff go home after their shifts and re- What programs/services have how many community-based organizations can nized plans to collect and distribute PPE. Our Main- turn for their next shift. Early on in the pandemic you had to cut or scale back on, survive and how many jobs will be lost. The tenance team keeps our buildings clean and in good we had quarantined some of our houses, with staff and are there open positions? non-profit sector relies on the State and City for repair, our IT team distributed computers and our agreeing to remain locked down in the house for a We have done our best to keep as many staff funding to help people in the community. We QA team trains and reviews our new COVID pro- two-week period. Sadly, several of the people we employed despite a reduction in some services. urge our governmental officials to recognize tocol as the rest of the staff maintain critical contact support have succumbed to the virus and a num- We offer positions in our group homes to those the need and support programs and services like with individuals and families. I cannot say enough ber of staff have been affected. We are happy that whose programs are closed due to Covid-19 or ours. about the fabulous team we work with! Everyone we can now allow socially distant visits for our for those who are unable to work from home. We For more information visit queenscp.org. pulled together and within a few short weeks, we families who have loved ones residing with us, but have Direct Support Professional, Residential Su- To donate, text SupportQCP to 71777. To con- had plans and systems in place to serve our con- we are still very cautious and vigilant at not letting pervisors and nursing positions open in the resi- tact QCP call 646-801-8786 or email: wphaff@ stituents. the virus back into our homes. dential program. As we prepare our programs to queenscp.org.

Friday, August 7, 2020 • Queens Daily Eagle • 17 LEAVE TO SERVE LATE NOTICE OF CLAIM AGAINST CITY AND HOSPITAL REJECTED Appellate Division, Second Department On Sept. 27, 2015, Zofia Sacha was taken to the emergency room at Kings Highway Hospital, also known as Mount Sinai Hospital of Brooklyn, with complaints of a se­ vere occipital headache, for which she was given a morphine injection and discharged with a diagnosis of a recurrent migraine headache. The next day, Sacha’s headache re­ turned and she was taken by ambu­ lance to the emergency room at Coney Island Hospital. After she was Hon. Marsha Steinhardt evaluated in the emergency room, Eagle file photo by Rob Abruzzese Sacha was discharged with prescriptions for certain medica­ tions and advised to follow up with her primary care physician. The following day, Sept. 29, 2015, Sacha was taken by ambu­ lance to New York Community Hospital, which transferred her to New York­Presbyterian/Weil­Cornell Hospital, for emer­ gency surgery to remove a blood clot in her brain which had caused a hemorrhagic stroke. Sacha was hospitalized in inten­ sive care until Nov. 4, 2015, when she was transferred to Lutheran Augustana Rehabilitation Center for rehabilitation. In May of 2016, Sacha petitioned the Kings County Supreme Court, Civil Term for leave to serve a late notice of claim upon New York City Health and Hospitals Corporation (HHC) and the city of New York, alleging that she sustained injuries as the re­ sult of medical malpractice which occurred when she was treated at the Coney Island Hospital emergency room. In an order dated Feb. 27, 2017, Hon. Marsha Steinhardt denied the petition. Thereafter, Sacha moved for leave to renew her petition for leave to serve a late notice of claim upon HHC and the city. In an order dated July 12, 2018, Justice Steinhardt granted Sacha’s motion and, upon renewal, adhered to her prior determination on the petition. Sacha appealed and the justices of the Appellate Division, Second Department, af­ firmed the order of the Supreme Court. The justices concluded that Sacha failed to establish that HHC and the city had actual knowledge of the essential facts constituting the claim within 90 days after it arose or a reasonable time thereafter by virtue of the hospital records related to Sacha’s Sept. 28, 2015 emergency room visit. In addition, they noted that Sacha failed to demon­ strate that HHC and the city were not substantially prejudiced in maintaining a defense on the merits because of the delay. —Ma!er of Sacha v. City of New York Health & Hosps. Corp., 2018‐ 12379, August 5, 2020 SUMMARY JUDGMENT DENIED IN DISPUTE OVER NO FAULT BENEFITS Appellate Division, Second Department Healthplus Surgery Center, LLC, a New Jersey medical provider, filed a complaint in Queens County Supreme Court, Civil Term, to recover first­party no fault benefits against Global Liberty Insurance Company of New York, an insurance com­ pany. In the complaint, Healthplus alleged that it provided medical services to an individual (the insured) who was injured in a motor vehicle accident and was insured by Global Liberty. Healthplus also alleged that the insured assigned first­party no­fault benefits to it but that Global Liberty had failed to pay for the medical services provided. Global Liberty moved for summary judgment dismissing the complaint, contending that the claimed expenses were not medically necessary and that the claim for one expense was not reimbursable under the ap­ plicable New Jersey medical fee schedule. The parties agreed that because the medical services were provided in New Jer­ sey, the New Jersey fee schedule applied. By order entered June 20, 2019, Hon. Janice Taylor of the Supreme Court denied the motion. Upon an appeal by Global Liberty, the justices of the Appellate Division, Second Department affirmed the order of the Supreme Court. They explained that Global Liberty pre­ sented evidence that the services provided were not medically necessary and that the disputed surgical device was not reim­ bursable by submitting a peer review report, an independent medical examination report and medical documentation. However, the justices determined that, in opposition, Health­ plus submitted an expert affidavit explaining the medical ne­ cessity of the services based on, among other things, MRI results and findings made during the surgical procedure at issue. The justices concluded that these submissions raised a triable issue of fact as to medical necessity. They also noted that Healthplus raised a triable issue of fact as to whether the disputed device qualified for reimbursement under the New Jersey administrative code. —Healthplus Surgery Ctr., LLC v. Global Liberty Ins. Co. of

22 • SECOND DEPARTMENT/Queens/Daily Eagle • Friday, August 7, 2020 ITSINQUEENS.com

Another week, another set of virtual events in Queens. Maybe it’s for the better as it’s hot outside, but the air conditioner cranks inside. Local groups stream comedy, conversations, dance, films, mu- sic, summer camp, workshops, and SPAM.

Aug. 7, Specially Processed American Me, 7 pm. Queens Council on the Arts hosts comedian Jaime Sunwoo, who combines audio, sculpture, storytelling, and video to expound on her Kore- an-American upbringing and her family’s expe- riences during the Korean War. Then, Noguchi Museum’s Sejin Park leads a panel discussion on family, identity, immigration, and war trauma.

Aug. 7, Noguchi’s Playground Design, 11 am. Explore playgrounds that Isamu Noguchi cre- ated around the world. Then, collaborate with oth- ers to design a 3D space using such materials as paper, tape, and cardboard. In Spanish for children ages 4-10.

Aug. 7, The Kingdom Dance Company, 4 pm. The Queensboro Dance Festival presents the Rosedale-based Kingdom Dance Company.

Aug. 8, Virtual Sacred Sites, Aug. 9. Take a multi-stop, spiritual trip from the late 17th century to the modern day without leaving Alley Pond Environmental Center prepares viewers for their next visit to a local pond. Photos courtesy of QEDC Queens…or an air-conditioned living room. From noon to 2 pm, Queens Historical Society Board class with interactive discussions, literacy, games, goes online. Led by Astoria’s Carol Sudhalter and President Jason Antos, who has written seven science experiments, animal encounters, and a the house band, musicians improvise together. books on the borough, leads a cyber trek of reli- nature connection challenge daily at 11 am. Les- Don’t play? Listen. The theme is “Unity of Mind, gious institutions in Flushing. sons focus on plant parts, gross plants, medicinal Spirit, Action.” plants, flowers, and bees. Aug. 8, QPAC’s Virtual Talent Show: Epi- Aug. 12, Seed & Spark, 9 pm. sode One, 7 pm. Aug. 11, Chivalrous Southern Music, 7 pm. Queens World Film Festival dedicates its It’s the ultimate Queens showcase. Partici- The Live at the Gantries concert series contin- weekly program to Seed & Spark, a crowdfund- pants in Queensborough Performing Arts Center’s ues with The Chivalrous Crickets, a fun group that ing platform which supports indie filmmakers. special summer programs demonstrate their talent mixes Appalachian, Old Time, traditional English Watch shorts and words by QWFF alumni who and hard work via song, dance, and magic. and Celtic, and early European art music. were funded through Seed & Spark.

Aug. 10, Hawaiian Dance, 4 pm. Aug. 11, Brilliance, 8 pm. Aug. 12, Pond Specimens: Aquatic Turtles Enjoy Hawaiian choreography and histo- Noguchi educator Matthew Capezutto leads & Frogs, 2 pm. ry when Forest Hills-based Ma Pua Mai Ka Lani an interactive learning program on Isamu Nogu- Alley Pond Environmental Center prepares Nuioka adds spice to the Queensboro Dance Fes- chi’s “Brilliance (1982).” viewers for their next visit to a local pond by tival. teaching about the unique characteristics of turtles Aug. 12, Virtual Jazz Jam: Celebrating and the amazing adaptations of frogs. Aug. 10, Plant Power, Aug. 14. Louis Armstrong, 7 pm. Alley Pond Environmental Center offers a Flushing Town Hall’s monthly Jazz session Aug. 13, Lucky 88 The Food Court Musi-

Noguchi educator Matthew Capezutto leads an interactive learning program on Isamu Noguchi’s “Brilliance.”

cal, 7 pm. The Queens Council on the Arts hosts Mar- cus Yi’s hilarious show about three Flushing ven- dors: the hand-pulled noodle guy; the dumpling lady; and the bubble tea babe who wants to be a Hip-Hop dancer.

Aug. 13, Four Queens Poet Laureates with Professor Nicole Cooley, 4 pm. A special afternoon of readings by outgoing Queens Poet Laureate (QPL) Maria Lisella; Paolo Javier, QPL 2010–2014; Julio Marzán, QPL 2007- 2010; Hal Sirowitz, QPL 2001–2004; and Cool- ey, Director of Queens College’s MFA Program in Creative Writing & Literary Translation.

Aug. 13, The Art of Telling YOURStory: Graphic Novels, Sept. 11. Gregory Renaud, an illustrator and writer of children’s books and comics, leads workshops on making graphic novels on Thursdays and Fridays at 2 pm until Sept. 4 and then at 3 pm until Sept. 11.

It’s In Queens is produced each week by the Queens Tourism Council of the Queens Economic The Live at the Gantries concert series continues with The Chivalrous Crickets. Development Corporation. Friday, August 7, 2020 • Queens Daily Eagle • 23 LEGAL, JUDICIAL & COURTHOUSE NEWS Follow us on Twitter Like us on Facebook Visit us Online @queenseagle facebook.com/queenseagle queenseagle.com New York Attorney General James seeks to dissolve NRA By Michael Sisak, Larry Neumeister Some of the NRA’s excess spending was kept and Lisa Marie Pane secret, the lawsuit said, under an arrangement Associated Press with the organization’s former advertising agen- New York’s attorney general sued the Nation- cy, Ackerman McQueen. al Rifle Association on Thursday, seeking to put The advertising firm would pick up the tab for the powerful gun advocacy organization out of various expenses for LaPierre and other NRA ex- business over allegations that high-ranking execu- ecutives and then send a lump sum bill to the or- tives diverted millions of dollars for lavish person- ganization for “out-of-pocket expenses,” the law- al trips, no-show contracts for associates and other suit said. questionable expenditures. Frazer, the corporate secretary and general Attorney General Letitia James’ lawsuit, filed counsel, is accused of aiding the alleged miscon- in state court in Manhattan after an 18-month duct by certifying false or misleading annual reg- investigation, highlighted misspending and ulatory filings, failing to comply with governance self-dealing allegations that have roiled the NRA procedures, failing to enforce a conflict of interest and its longtime leader, Wayne LaPierre, in recent policy, and failing to ensure that board members years — from hair and makeup for his wife to a were reviewing transactions or that the the organi- $17 million post-employment contract for him- zation was following the law. self. Phillips is accused of overseeing the pass- Simultaneously, the Washington, D.C., attor- through arrangement. The lawsuit said he ignored ney general sued the NRA Foundation, a char- or downplayed whistleblower complaints and itable arm of the organization designed to pro- made a deal to enrich himself in retirement — a vide programs for firearm safety, marksmanship bogus $1.8 million contract to consult for the in- and hunting safety, accusing it of diverting funds coming treasurer and a deal worth $1 million for to the NRA to help pay for lavish spending by its his girlfriend. top executives. Powell, the former LaPierre chief of staff, is The troubles, which James said were long accused of getting his father a $90,000 photog- cloaked by loyal lieutenants and a pass-through raphy gig through an NRA vendor, arranging a payment arrangement with a vendor, started to New York State Attorney General Letitia James takes a question after announcing that $5 million contract for a consulting firm where come to light as the NRA’s deficit piled up and the state is suing the National Rifle Association during a press conference Thursday. his wife worked and pocketing $100,000 more it struggled to find its footing after a spate of AP Photo/Kathy Willens in housing and relocation reimbursements than mass shootings eroded support for its pro-gun the organization’s rules allowed. He was fired af- agenda. The organization went from a near- James is taking aim at the NRA after her office recover donated funds that the NRA Foundation ter 3½ years for allegedly misappropriating NRA ly $28 million surplus in 2015 to a $36 million last year dismantled President Donald Trump’s wasted.” funds. deficit in 2018. charitable foundation and fined him $2 million The New York lawsuit also named LaPierre The lawsuit comes at a time when the NRA is James, a Democrat, argued that the orga- to settle allegations he used donations meant for and three other current and former executives as trying to remain relevant and a force in the 2020 nization’s prominence and cozy political rela- worthy causes to further his own business and po- defendants: corporate secretary and general coun- presidential election as it seeks to help President tionships had lulled it into a sense of invinci- litical interests. Though it is headquarters in Vir- sel John Frazer, retired treasurer and chief finan- Donald Trump secure a second term. bility and enabled a culture where non-profit ginia, the NRA was chartered as a non-profit in cial officer Wilson Phillips, and LaPierre’s former There has been an ongoing factional war rules were routinely flouted and state and fed- New York in 1871 and continues to be incorporat- chief of staff Joshua Powell. While the lawsuit within organization, pitting some of its most ar- eral laws were violated. Even the NRA’s own ed in the state. accuses all four men of wrongdoing and seeks dent gun-rights supporters and loyalists against bylaws and employee handbook were ignored, The Washington, D.C., attorney general has fines and remuneration, none of them have been one another. The NRA has traded lawsuits with she said. been investigating the NRA Foundation for more charged with a crime. Ackerman McQueen, which crafted some of its “The NRA’s influence has been so powerful than a year. It said its investigation determined LaPierre, who has been in charge of the most prominent messages for decades, eventual- that the organization went unchecked for decades that low membership and lavish spending left the NRA’s day-to-day operations since 1991, is ac- ly severing ties with it last year and scrapping its while top executives funneled millions into their NRA with financial problems and so it exploit- cused of spending millions of dollars on private controversial NRA-TV, which aired many of its own pockets,” James said in a statement announc- ed the foundation to remain afloat. It offered as travel and personal security, accepting expen- most controversial messages. ing the lawsuit. “The NRA is fraught with fraud an example two $5 million loans that the NRA sive gifts such as African safaris and use of a The internal battles reached a fevered pitch at and abuse, which is why, today, we seek to dis- Foundation board approved in 2017 and 2018 107-foot yacht from vendors and setting him- its 2019 annual meeting where its then-president, solve the NRA, because no organization is above despite the NRA’s financial problems, and then self up with a $17 million contract with the Oliver North, was denied a traditional second term the law.” repeatedly granted requests to extend and mod- NRA, if he were to exit the organization, with- amid a tussle with LaPierre as he sought to inde- NRA President Carolyn Meadows said the ify the loan. out board approval. pendently review the NRA’s expenses and opera- group was counter-suing the New York attorney “Charitable organizations function as pub- The lawsuit said LaPierre, 70, spent millions tions. He accused LaPierre of exerting “dictatori- general’s office, setting the stage for a drawn-out lic trusts — and District law requires them to use of the NRA’s dollars on travel consultants, includ- al” control. legal battle that could last for years. “It’s a trans- their funds to benefit the public, not to support po- ing luxury black car services, and hundreds of thou- Chris Cox, the NRA’s longtime lobbyist and parent attempt to score political points and attack litical campaigns, lobbying, or private interests,” sands of dollars on private jet flights for himself and widely viewed as a likely successor to LaPierre, the leading voice in opposition to the leftist agen- Washington Attorney General Karl Racine said his family, including more than $500,000 on eight left after being accused of working behind the da,’ Meadows said in a statement. in a news release. “With this lawsuit, we aim to trips to the Bahamas over a three-year span. scenes with North to undermine LaPierre. 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