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‘Repeal 50-a’ Queens leaders call on state to unseal police disciplinary records Continued from page 1 “There’s no form of protest that white su- premacy will approve of,” said Assembly- member Alicia Hyndman before a gathering of about 100 Queens residents and activist or- ganizations. “We have to legislate our way to freedom.” Hyndman stood alongside fellow members of the New York State Black, Latino, Hispan- ic and Asian Legislative Caucus, as well oth- er local elected officials, including U.S. Reps. Gregory Meeks and Grace Meng and District Attorney Melinda Katz. The leaders also called on the city and state to criminalize police chokeholds, create an of- fice of the special prosecutor and compel law enforcement officers to wear body cameras. At least 20 elected officials and 100 Queens residents and activists rallied outside Borough Hall Thursday. Eagle photo by Rachel Vick State Sen. John Liu, who marched with con- stituents from his Northeast Queens district to New York City and around the world. said, referencing the international human rights “Anyone who says all lives matter ... you Borough Hall, condemned leaders who have at- “We say ‘Black Lives Matter’ because it’s movement that has grown in response to sys- should instead embrace and understand how tempted to neuter the Black Lives Matter move- always a black life handcuffed, disabled on temic racism and police killings of black Amer- Black Lives Matter came to be in the first ment galvanizing a week of demonstrations in the ground and is still choked to death,” Liu icans. place.”

The Queens County Bar Association responds to the killing of George Floyd By the Queens County Bar Association A nonprofit in Queens is seeking Special to the Eagle sealed bids for sales and installa- In the aftermath of the tragic death of Mr. George Floyd and the protests that have en- tion of security related enhance- sued within New York State, across the nation, and worldwide, the Board of Directors of the ments is now being accepted. Queens County Bar Association issue the fol- lowing statement: The project includes installing As part of our mission, the Queens County Bar Association exists to provide public out- impact resistant windows and gates. reach and education. The Association endeavors to facilitate cooperation among its members, Selection criteria will be based on and promote diversity and inclusion within the legal community. knowledge of surveillance and In the spirit of our mission as a Bar Associ- ation and the oath that we took as attorneys to security, adherence to work sche- uphold the laws of the State of New York and the Constitution of our country, the Queens Jr., “law and order exist for the purpose of estab- dule, prior experience, references County Bar Association condemns the killing of lishing justice and when they fail in this purpose, Mr. Floyd as an egregious act of violence. Law they become dangerously structured dams that and cost. Specifications and bid enforcement officers are granted the power and block the flow of social progress.” If we do not authority to protect and serve our community. learn from the mistakes of our past, we are con- requirements can be obtained by Senseless acts of violence perpetrated by those demned to repeat them now and into the future. representing our government erodes public trust contacting [email protected]. All in our police department and government, and casts a dark shadow over our society as a whole. interested firms will be required to We must hold those who violate the law and PUBLISHERS: public trust accountable. Michael Nussbaum J.D. Hasty sign for the proposal documents Over 150 years have passed since Abraham [email protected] [email protected] Lincoln delivered his famous Gettysburg Ad- and provide primary contact, tele- dress. The speech was delivered after soldiers MANAGING EDITOR and citizens sacrificed their blood and lives in the David Brand phone, fax and email address. hope of unifying our nation. Lincoln reminded [email protected] Bids will be accepted until midnight the country that “Four score and seven years ago our fathers brought forth on this continent, a new DIGITAL EDITOR June 30, 2020. Work is to be com- nation, conceived in Liberty, and dedicated to the Jonathan Sperling proposition that all men are created equal.” [email protected] menced by August 2020 and We are committed to the principle that all people are created equal and must be afforded ADVERTISING MANAGER completed by September 2021. all of the rights and protections under the law. Kat Ramus We condemn senseless killings by public ser- [email protected] vants. We support peaceful demonstrations to remind elected officials that police brutality is unacceptable. LEGAL ADVERTISING MANAGER According to the late Dr. Martin Luther King Gina Ong Former prosecutors Fighting For you! [email protected] Dominic Addabbo, Esq. | Todd Greenberg, Esq Former prosecutors Fighting For you! QUEENS DominicAddAbbo Addabbo, & Esq. | Todd Greenberg, Esq Behind GAddAbboreenberG & LAW the Bench GreenberGExperience Equals Results. To submit op-eds and letters, ‧ ‧ LAW‧ The Eagle will devote even more coverage to the Is published daily except Saturdays, Sundays and Federal Holi- Criminal Cases Personal Injury Real Estate Matters Experience Equals Results. court officers, law clerks and other workers who days by Queens Public Media, 8900 Sutphin Blvd., Lower Suite, make our courts run. ‧ Criminal CasesAddabbo ‧ Personal & InjuryGreenberg ‧ Real Estate Matters Contact Managing LL11, Jamaica, Queens, NY 11435. Subscription price is $130 per 118-21 Queens Blvd.Addabbo Suite & 306, Greenberg Forest Hills, N.Y. 11375 Have someone in mind who deserves a profile? year, $65 for six months. Periodicals Postage paid at Brooklyn, 118-21 Queens Blvd. Suite 306, Forest Hills, N.Y. 11375 Editor David BrandLet us know at who we should be covering. NY. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to the Daily Eagle, Circulation Office, 16 Court Street, 30th Floor, Brooklyn, NY 11241. Call or Click: Contact managing editor David Brand Telephone: 718-643-9099, ext: 103. Fax: 718-643-9485. 718.268.0400 ‧‧ www.QueensLaw.comwww.QueensLaw.com [email protected] [email protected]

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and request the editions you wish to receive in your email. MTA, de Blasio on opposite tracks for reopening plan By Jose Martinez THE CITY As the subway system re-emerges from a coronavirus-induced ridership collapse, the MTA and Mayor Bill de Blasio are at odds over how to keep commuters socially distant once the city begins reopening next week. During his Wednesday briefing, de Blasio said it’s “crucial” that the MTA block off every other seat on trains and buses that would have “stated public capacity limits” — a proposal ridiculed by the transit agency. “Like many of the mayor’s ideas, this is nice in theory, but utterly un- workable,” said Abbey Collins, an MTA spokesperson. “The mayor’s plan would allow us to serve only a tiny percentage of our riders — likely around 8%.” A spokesperson for de Blasio said the top priority is to prevent a re- surgence of the virus that has killed more 21,000 people in the city. “It’s common sense that people shouldn’t sit directly next to each other on the subway in a pandemic,” said the spokesperson, Mitch Schwartz.

Rolling Ridership Numbers A subway conductor watches Weekday subway ridership is the doors of an A train in down nearly 90 percent from Brooklyn during the coronavirus pre-pandemic levels of about 5.5 mil- outbreak, April 7, 2020. lion daily trips, but has climbed back Photo by Ben Fractenberg/THE CITY to about 1.5 million trips a day, up from a low of about 300,000 during the height of the coronavirus crisis. stops to avoid overcrowding, the A Staggering Request subways, whose farebox revenue memo obtained by THE CITY. They De Blasio predicted that between source added, is a non-starter. The MTA has been asking em- has plummeted during the pandem- are the latest of several lines to get 200,000 and 400,000 people will “We look forward to hearing more ployers to stagger shifts and to con- ic. service increases, as more transit return to work once restrictions from the mayor and NYPD on their tinue remote working where possi- “I would like to go back to the workers return to duty and ridership ease Monday — and that the MTA plans for enforcement and compli- ble. subway as soon as possible,” said climbs. should mark where riders stand in ance with this proposal,” Collins “Whether it’s staggered shifts William Blackmon, 31, of Washing- “We’ve all changed forever in stations and on trains and buses. He said. or continuing to work remotely, or ton Heights, who works in interna- ways we don’t understand yet,” said cited masking tape markers on the De Blasio said the city will pro- taking a Lyft to work, it’s going to tional development. “I don’t have the Bob Liff, 71, a political consultant sidewalks outside of supermarkets as vide extra personnel to distribute be a basically in everyone’s interest income to be Zipcar-ing, Uber-ing or who works in Lower Manhattan. a model to be followed. hand sanitizer and help the MTA that the subways are not overcrowd- taking taxis everywhere.” “But we still have to get around the “People have been forming the distribute more than 1 million of ed and that riders feel safe there,” De Blasio said Wednesday that city and there is no rational alterna- line that way, they just need some the masks that have been mandatory Kathy Wylde, president and CEO of he expects an increase in the use of tive to the subway.” guidance,” he said. in the subway since April. the Partnership for New York City, personal and for-hire vehicles “in THE CITY (www.thecity.nyc) is an But an MTA source told THE MTA Chairman Pat Foye made which represents business leaders the next few months of transition.” independent, nonprofit news organi- CITY that transit officials were “baf- those requests Tuesday in a let- that employ more 1.5 million New But he warned that more cars on city zation dedicated to hard-hitting re- fled” by City Hall’s “unwillingness” ter to city officials that laid out Yorkers, told THE CITY. streets will not be good long-term for porting that serves the people of New to grasp, after a series of briefings what’s needed when “essential” Closures for cleaning of the sys- congestion, health or global warm- York between the two sides, that the ev- workers from the construction, tem from 1 a.m. to 5 a.m. are expect- ing. ery-other-seat idea would translate to manufacturing, wholesale and retail ed to continue, stymying late-shift The MTA planned to restore full carrying a tiny percentage of riders. industries begin returning to work workers. Some daytime riders said service Thursday on the 6, 7 and De Blasio’s call for trains to skip next week. they plan to eventually return to the G lines, according to an internal One man killed, another in critical B’klyn federal inmate condition after E. Flatbush shooting dies after being By Nicholas Williams pepper-sprayed Brooklyn Daily Eagle Two older men were fatally shot in a ve- BROOKLYN (AP) — An inmate at a jail hicle outside an East Flatbush housing com- in New York City died after being pepper plex Tuesday afternoon within the confines sprayed by officers in his cell, the federal of the 67th Precinct. Bureau of Prisons said. Police responded to a call around 6:05 Jamel Floyd, 35, barricaded himself inside p.m. at East 92nd Street and Church Ave- his cell at the Metropolitan Detention Cen- nue, where they found a 58-year-old and a ter in Brooklyn at 10 a.m. Wednesday and 66-year-old with multiple gunshot wounds to used a metal object to break the cell-door the torso inside a vehicle, according to po- window, the bureau said in a statement. lice. The suspects have still not been caught, Floyd “became increasingly disruptive and police are still investigating the incident. and potentially harmful to himself and oth- ers,” and officers responded by using pep- The 58-year-old man was transported Police officers gathered at the scene of the shooting on Tuesday afternoon. to Kings County Hospital and is in critical Photo by Nicholas Williams/Brooklyn Eagle per spray to subdue him, the bureau said. condition, likely to die. The 66-year-old man Floyd was unresponsive after being pep- was transported to Brookdale Hospital Medi- driver seat window of the vehicle were has been one reported murder, seven cases per sprayed and was taken to a hospital, cal Center, where he was pronounced dead at shattered. Two bullet holes can also be of shooting victims, and six cases of shoot- where he was pronounced dead. 6:29 p.m., police said. seen on the passenger side door and three ing incidents over the span of 28 days with- The cause of death is under investigation. “It’s a shock,” one resident of the East Flat- bullet holes can be seen on the driver seat in the 67th Precinct, according to police Officials said it does not appear be related bush area by the name of Cheryl said. “Especial- door. data. to COVID-19. ly, it is two older guys, it’s a shock. They were Face masks, gloves, and a t-shirt cov- This shooting came a couple of hours A message seeking comment about sitting down, they was just chilling, eating.” ered in blood were seen on the floor outside before Mayor Bill de Blasio’s 8 p.m. cur- Floyd’s death was left Thursday with the Bu- Another resident said that she was spooked near the driver seat of the vehicle. few that was put in place as a response reau of Prisons. by around five or six shots, which she heard Citywide there have been 139 reported to the ongoing protests in New York City Floyd had been at the facility since Oct. from across the street in her building. murders this year, increasing the percent- over the death of Minneapolis man George 30, 2019, the bureau said. Both passenger side windows and the age from from 2019 by 18.8 percent. There Floyd while in police custody.

Friday, June 5, 2020 • BQ Daily Eagle • 3 GG uest Editorial Opinions Using booze and baking to cope: A recipe for mental health disaster By David Woodlock President and CEO, Institute for Community Living Online liquor sales spiked 400 percent in April, and this month a bill in Albany was introduced that will allow restau- rants to sell take-out booze — for two years. Maybe the only thing more popular than alcohol right now is flour for all the bread and cookies we are eating. This should not surprise us. Alcohol and carbohydrates, which release serotonin, make us feel better. But if drinking and eating are all we do to cope with the trauma of the COVID pandemic, our mental and physical health will suffer for years. The stress and despair of losing a job, struggling to pay rent, caring for an elderly or sick loved one, home schooling, and general anxiety about the future are real—and already taking a toll. Calls to the federal mental health crisis hotline are about 900 percent greater than this time last year. A Kaiser Family Foun- dation survey found that 50 percent of respondents report that the pandemic has impacted their mental health. We need more than cocktails and cookies. As government continues to address the crisis and plan for the recovery, it must incorporate steps to help Americans deal with the mental health impacts of the pandemic. Some of that is happening already. Governor Cuomo recent- ly signed an executive order requiring insurance companies to waive co-pays for mental health services. Prior to that, he es- tablished a volunteer-staffed hotline to offer free counseling to New Yorkers in need. Here are five additional steps policy makers and others should take: 1) Make sure primary care visits address mental health is- sues. Mental health and physical health are intrinsically linked: only when physicians learn more about a patient’s mental health can they have a full understanding of their overall health. 2) Address coping through schools. Kids are stressed and worried, too. Parents can talk with them, but often kids need to hear from someone else, like a trusted teacher or guidance counselor. School staff can fill that role now through online chats and activities. 3) As districts plan for reopening, they should incorporate mandatory mental health screenings for each student. Schools can then provide coping skills programs; and students whose assessments deem them to be at high risk should be connected to behavioral health providers without delay. 4) Develop public service announcements about coping. Re- search has shown that PSAs, as part of a comprehensive health campaign, are effective at altering behaviors. There are plenty of PSAs in regular rotation about washing hands and keeping physical distance. We need PSAs that address coping, and they need to come from the government or the nonprofit sector so there is no perception of ulterior motives. They should speak to kids and adults, singles and families, about strategies to get through this crisis. 5) Change the public health messaging to encourage phys- ical distance, not social isolation. Social isolation is incredi- bly unhealthy. We should encourage people to maintain and seek out social connections while remaining physically dis- tant. The stress on people and families, and the despair they feel, is likely to last long into the future. And while we want to keep the beverage and baking industries strong, we should do more to ensure they offer a complement to our daily lives, not a crutch on which we lean during di- sasters. Helping people deal with distress and make healthy choices is imperative to preventing much greater problems down the road. David Woodlock is president and CEO of the Institute for Community Living. He is a former deputy commissioner at the New York State Office of Mental Health.

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4 • BQ Daily Eagle • Friday, June 5, 2020 SSPORTS Nets impacted by NBA’s Return to Play plan Brooklyn will look to avoid play-in scenario in Eastern Conference By John Torenli, Sports Editor Brooklyn Daily Eagle The first of the four major pro sports leagues to shut down is also the first with a solid plan in place to re-open. Even if it doesn’t suit the Brooklyn Nets as well as previous versions of the NBA’s Return to Play initiative. The league informed the NBA Players Association that it will present a 22-team plan, with regular-season games for playoff seeding included, to the NBA’s Board of Governors Thursday afternoon in the hopes of unpausing and playing out the rest of the year at Disneyland in Orlando, Florida. Idle since March 11 due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, the NBA is hoping to begin play again by July 31. The league had previously flirted with both a 20- and a 24-game plan, neither of which would have included regular-season contests. Under both of the previous scenarios, the Nets (30-34) would have retained their seventh spot in the Eastern Conference play- off race entering the postseason. Though they still hold a half-game lead over the eighth-seeded Orlando Magic and remain six games ahead of the ninth-place Washington Wizards, the Nets will now have to play the pro- posed eight regular-season games ahead of the playoffs to retain or advance their position. If Washington or Orlando crawls within four games of Brook- lyn for the eighth spot in the East, Brooklyn would be forced to play in a two-game play-in series to determine the final spot in the conference. Timothe Luwawu-Cabarrot (center) and the rest of the Brooklyn Nets have been idle since beating LeBron James and The team with the inferior record in that scenario would have the Lakers in Los Angeles on March 10. AP Photo by Marcio Jose Sanchez. to win both games to claim the No. 8 seed. Florida Governor Ron DeSantis offered his support for the past summer via General Manager Sean Marks’ much-bally- Brooklyn appeared to be priming for the postseason after be- plan, which will have all the teams gathered in and around Dis- hooed free-agent windfall, has not played a single game together ing ousted in five games by the Philadelphia 76ers in last year’s ney’s Coronado Springs Resort with games to be played at the on the hardwood for the Nets. Eastern Conference quarterfinals. ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex, a 255-acre campus with Irving participated in 20 games before being shelved for sur- The Nets will more than likely advance to their second playoff the ability to host multiple contests simultaneously. gery on his right shoulder. Durant has been out since tearing series in as many seasons, only it’s not guaranteed to them any- “I’m all in from the state’s perspective,” DeSantis said at a his Achilles in the NBA Finals last summer as a member of the more as it would have been under the two other NBA Return to news conference in Central Florida on Wednesday, one day after Golden State Warriors. Play scenarios. reportedly hearing details of the plan from NBA Deputy Com- Having a bit of training camp, presumably to begin in ear- As the team that was hit hardest by the COVID-19 outbreak, missioner Mark Tatum. ly July, and eight regular-season games ahead of the postseason the Nets, who had four players test positive in March, including “I don’t think you could find a better place than Orlando to do would certainly give the Brooklyn brains trust — Marks and in- Durant, could also emerge as one of the more dangerous units in this,” DeSantis added. “I think it’s very exciting.” terim Head Coach Jacque Vaughn — an opportunity to see if the East as a result of the pandemic. Even more exciting for Brooklyn fans is the potential return Durant and/or Irving are ready to play. “Orlando really could be the epicenter of the comeback of pro- of injured superstars Kevin Durant and Kyrie Irving to the Nets’ The rest of the Nets were riding a three-game winning streak, fessional sports,” DeSantis beamed Wednesday. lineup in time for the restart. the last two of which came after Vaughn replaced former Head And it could also be the place where the Nets seriously vie for The superstar tandem, both of whom came to Brooklyn this Coach Kenny Atkinson, before play was halted. their first trip to the NBA Finals since 2003.

Nets interim Head Coach Jacque Florida Governor Ron DeSantis is Vaughn won his first two games at on board with the NBA’s restart the helm before the COVID-19 pan- plan at Orlando’s Disneyland, which demic paused the NBA season on will feature 22 teams, including the March 11. AP Photo by Seth Wenig. Brooklyn Nets. AP Photo by John Raoux.

Friday, June 5, 2020 • BQ Daily Eagle • 5 Our World In Pictures

MASSACHUSETTS — Gath- ered for justice: Hundreds of demonstrators lay face down on the Boston Common on Wednesday to protest po- lice brutality and the killing of George Floyd. Photo: Steven Senne/AP

HONG KONG — Remembering Tiananmen: Participants gestured with five fingers, signifying the “Five Demands, Not One Less” during a vigil for the victims of the 1989 Tiananmen Square Massacre at Victoria Park in Causeway Bay on Thursday. Photo: Kin Cheung/AP

THAILAND — Strange times: A pet dog named “Money,” wearing a INDONESIA — Washed down: A worker sprayed disinfectant at mannequins as a precaution against pet face mask, played with her owner in Bangkok on Thursday. the coronavirus at a textile market in Jakarta on Thursday. Photo: Dita Alangkara/AP Photo: Gemunu Amarasinghe/AP

6 • BQ Daily Eagle • Friday, June 5, 2020 Our World In Pictures

CALIFORNIA — Filling the streets: Demonstrators took part in a protest in down- town Los Angeles on Wednes- day over the death of George Floyd. Photo: Ringo H.W. Chiu/AP

NEVADA — Casino opening: Dealers wearing face masks waited for customers before the reopening of the D Las Vegas Hotel and Casino on Wednesday. Casinos were allowed to reopen Thursday after clo- sures as a precaution against the coronavirus. Photo: John Locher/AP

TAIWAN — Past and present: Hundreds of participants attended a candlelight vigil at Democracy Square in Taipei on Thursday to mark the 31st anniversary of the 1989 Tiananmen Square Massacre. WASHINGTON, D.C. — Having words: A demonstrator spoke to a National Guard solider on Wednes- Photo: Chiang Ying-ying/AP day during a protest against police brutality and the death of George Floyd. Photo: Alex Brandon/AP

Friday, June 5, 2020 • BQ Daily Eagle • 7 Bishop DiMarzio accused by second man of sex abuse in 1970s By Michael Rezendes Associated Press NEW YORK (AP) — The Roman Catholic bishop of Brooklyn, already under a church inves- tigation for alleged sex abuse, has been accused by a second man of abuse in the 1970s, when the bishop was a parish priest in New Jersey. Bishop Nicholas DiMarzio, whose Dio- cese also includes Queens, “repeatedly sexual- ly abused” Samier Tadros starting when he was about 6 years old, according to a March 9 letter that Tadros’ lawyer sent to the attorney represent- ing the Archdiocese of Newark. The letter alleges the abuse happened in Holy Rosary Church in Jer- sey City. DiMarzio has previously denied the accusa- tions made by the first accuser. In a statement to the Associated Press, he also denied the accusa- tion leveled by Tadros. “There is absolutely no truth to this allegation,” he said. “This is clearly another attempt to destroy my name and discred- it what I have accomplished in my service to God and His people.” Joseph Hayden, DiMarzio’s attorney, said in an email to the AP, “We have uncovered conclu- sive evidence of Bishop DiMarzio’s innocence.” Hayden declined to share the evidence with the AP. DiMarzio’s case has drawn interest because it is among the first conducted according to proce- dures Pope Francis issued under a new church law that went into effect last June. The rules direct archbishops to lead the inves- tigation of an accused bishop in his jurisdiction. In this case the archbishop of New York is Cardinal Timothy Dolan. Mitchell Garabedian, an attorney for both of DiMarzio’s accusers, told the AP that Tadros stepped forward after hearing from a family mem- Bishop Nicholas DiMarzio speaks during a news conference at a U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops fall meeting in Baltimore. DiMar- ber that another man, 57-year-old Mark Matzek, zio, under a church investigation for alleged sex abuse since January 2020, has been accused by a second man of abuse in the 1970s. had accused DiMarzio. Matzek also accused the AP Photo/Steve Ruark, File late Rev. Albert Mark of sexually abusing him in the mid-1970s, when both priests were assigned to Dolan has retained New York attorney John Although Dolan will not personally conduct way, way, way, way, way, way back, 48 years or so St. Nicholas Church, also in Jersey City. O’Donnell and the law firm of Herbert Smith the investigation, he is to submit the investigation ago. And as much as Bishop DiMarzio said, ‘This The two men live in different states, Garabe- Freehills to conduct the investigation. The firm along with his “votum,” or vote, according to the is preposterous, this is ridiculous, this is unjust,’ dian said, and have never met. “We have two sep- in turn has hired a risk management company new procedures. darn it, we have to take it seriously.” arate, discrete claims,” he said. founded by former FBI director Louis Freeh to Another provision says that the archbishop “is Garabedian said Dolan’s neutrality also is un- Tadros, now 46, has demanded $20 million in assist in the inquiry. Freeh was named in 2011 required to act impartially and free of conflicts of dermined by a decision to allow DiMarzio to re- compensation. Hayden said, “Bishop DiMarzio to lead an investigation into Pennsylvania State interest.” main in office during the investigation. In oth- will never agree to a settlement of these claims.” University and its handling of sex abuse claims But Garabedian and advocates for clergy er instances of alleged clergy sexual abuse, some Last November, the AP reported that Gar- against former assistant football coach Jerry San- abuse survivors have questioned Dolan’s ability to priests have been placed on administrative leave abedian planned to file suit on Matzek’s behalf in dusky, which led to a report critical of universi- remain neutral, citing comments he made during a pending the outcome of a review of the accusa- New Jersey. But he said he put the plan on hold af- ty officials. Jan. 21 episode of his weekly “Conversation with tions against them. ter the Archdiocese of New York asked whether Under the church’s new procedures, Cardinal Dolan” podcast. “It’s very difficult for my clients to believe Matzek would cooperate with Dolan’s investiga- O’Donnell said, Dolan’s investigation will be “Bishop DiMarzio, I mean, I love the guy. Cardinal Dolan could be neutral in this matter, tion. Garabedian said both men, as well as a fami- submitted to the Vatican, which will review the He’s a good friend,” Dolan said. “He’s never had after the public statement Cardinal Dolan made ly member of Tadros, are prepared to answer ques- evidence and make a recommendation to Pope an accusation against him in his whole life. But about his good friend Bishop DiMarzio,” Garabe- tions from Dolan’s investigators. 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Friday, June 5, 2020 • SECOND DEPARTMENT/Brooklyn/Daily Eagle • 9 CLAIMS THAT ATTORNEY WASN’T RETAINED ARE REJECTED IN APPEAL Appellate Division, Second Department In July of 2009, Cenlar FSB foreclosed on a mortgage secured by property owned by Rechelle Shenker and Shimon Shenker. In the Kings County Supreme Court, Civil Term, attorney David Augenstein prepared and filed an answer on their behalf. Cenlar moved for summary judgment on the complaint as asserted against the defen­ dants, who did not oppose the motion. In an order dated Oct. 10, 2014, Hon. Lawrence Knipel granted Cenlar’s motion for summary judgment. Cenlar then moved for a judgment of foreclosure and sale and to confirm a referee’s report. In Hon. Lawrence Knipel response, the defendants cross­moved Eagle file photo by Rob Abruzzese to dismiss the complaint as asserted against them, contending that they were never served with the summons and complaint, did not retain Augenstein and that Augenstein had no authority to enter an appearance or interpose an answer on their behalf. In an order dated March 1, 2017, Justice Knipel granted Cenlar’s motion and denied the defendants’ cross motion. Subsequently, the board of managers of Borough Park Towne House Condominium moved to amend the judgment of foreclosure to correct an error, specifi­ cally the failure to reference the board’s notice of appearance and demand for surplus monies. In an order dated Oct. 18, 2017, the court granted the motion. In the Appellate Division, Second De­ partment, the Shenker defendants appealed from the judgment of foreclosure and sale and the order dated Oct. 18, 2017. In their de­ cision, the appellate justices agreed with the Supreme Court’s de­ termination granting Cenlar’s motion and denying the defendants’ cross motion. In their appeal, the Shenker defendants contended that they never appeared in the complaint and that Augenstein was without authority to file an answer and thereby submit them to the jurisdiction of the court. The justices found that a fair inter­ pretation of the evidence adduced at the hearing demonstrated that Augenstein was authorized on their behalf when he filed the answer. They explained that, under the circumstances, the Supreme Court’s credibility determinations were entitled to sub­ stantial deference and declined to disturb them on the appeal. The justices also rejected the defendants’ contention that the Supreme Court should have denied the board’s motion to amend the judgment of foreclosure and sale explaining that the record demonstrated that the board filed a notice of appearance and de­ mand for surplus monies but the judgment of foreclosure and sale inadvertently failed to acknowledge the board’s appearance. —Cenlar, FSB v. Shenker, 2017‐06454 & 2017‐12152, May 13, 2020 CHURCH’S COMPLAINT BARRED BY STATUTE OF FRAUDS Appellate Division, Second Department IIn Kings County Supreme Court, Civil Term, the Roman Catholic Church of the Epiphany filed a complaint seeking a judgment declaring that it had entered into a 99­year, rent­free lease with the city of New York. The Church of the Epiphany is the former owner of land designated as Block 2146 or Lot 11, which is adjacent to its rectory building. That lot and several other nearby lots were acquired by the city through a condemnation proceeding in September of 1984 and turned into a park. After the city acquired it, the church continued to use a portion of the lot as a parking area as well as for access to its rectory building. In 2017, the city asked the church to vacate the disputed lot and, on Dec. 11, 2017, the church indicated that it would vacate the lot by Jan. 31, 2018. After the church failed to vacate the lot by the agreed deadline, the city issued a 10­day notice to quit the disputed parcel. In response, the church filed the complaint seeking a judgment de­ claring that the parties had entered into a 99­year, rent­free lease with respect to Lot 11, as well as related injunctive relief against the city and specific performance of the lease. In response to a motion by the church for an injunction, the city cross­moved to dismiss the complaint. The Supreme Court, after permitting the parties to engage in pre­answer discovery and to submit surreply papers, granted the branch of the cross­motion to dismiss the complaint. Upon the church’s appeal, the justices of the Appellate Division, Second Department affirmed the determination of the Supreme Court. The justices explained that the church’s claims were barred by the statute of frauds, as there was no written con­ tract between the parties establishing the existence of a 99­year, rent­free lease for the disputed lot. —Roman Catholic Church of the Epiphany v. City of New York, 2019­10714, May 13, 2020

10 • SECOND DEPARTMENT/Queens/Daily Eagle • Friday, June 5, 2020 covers, on Wednesday and Saturday nights. Del- Guidice is also a background vocalist and musi- cian in the Piano Man’s band. Queens Theatre’s weekly, hour-long, on- June 7, Cooking in Quarantine, 11 am. line dance class is led by choreographer Alley Pond Environmental Center’s Chef and performer Allison Plamondon. Biny cooks vegetarian Bangladeshi comfort food in her home kitchen. Viewers get a recipe list. June 9, Singalong Senior Wellness Pro- June 8, Nede Vic Jams, 7 p.m. gram, June 10. Vocalist Nedelka Sotelo and guitarist Víctor Queens Theatre’s online hour of singing, clas- Murillo explore Folk, Funk, and Reggae during sic comedy, dance, poetry, and wellness checks is this Queens Library show. The duo presents a weekly on Tuesdays at 2 pm and Wednesdays at unique mix of original songs with English and noon in June. Spanish lyrics. June 10, Virtual Jazz Jam, 7 p.m. June 8, Queens Community Writers Flushing Town Hall’s monthly Jazz session is Group, 6:30 p.m. online with local saxophone legend Carol Sudhal- Playwright and TV writer Franky Gonzalez ter and the house band. Musicians improvise to- (Netflix’s “13 Reasons Why”) leads Queens The- gether. Don’t play? Listen. atre’s weekly online session for writers of any skill level in any discipline who want to receive criti- June 11, Movin’ n’ Groovin’ Dance, 2 p.m. cal feedback. Queens Theatre’s weekly, hour-long, online The Bankra Caribbean Cultural Festival 2020 fuses West Indian music and arts. class is geared for all levels. Choreographer and June 8, Noora Dance Theater, 4 p.m. performer Allison Plamondon teaches tap, classic Though COVID-compromised, Queens cul- June 5, Anup Das Dance Academy, 4 p.m. The virtual Queensboro Dance Festival con- musical theatre, jazz, and Latin dances. turals continue cranking out choreography, com- The Queensboro Dance Festival continues with tinues with Arabic Belly choreography from Noo- edy, concerts, cooking, and other virtual enter- video of South Indian choreography from Anup Das ra Dance Theater and info on Astoria, where the June 11, Comedy Hour, 7:30 p.m. tainment and enrichment programs with local and info on Astoria, where the troupe is based. troupe is based. Host Megan Sass introduces five diverse flair. June 6, Bankra Caribbean Cultural Festi- and talented comedians who perform seven-min- val 2020, 4 p.m. June 8, Native American Pottery and Ar- ute sets in Queens Theatre’s new weekly Queens June 5, Seahorse, June 15. Braata Productions streams this annual cel- chaeology, 2:30 p.m. Comedy Hour Online. The Museum of the Moving Image streams ebration which features Kaiso maestro Marva Queens Historical Society offers an online this new Jeanie Finlay documentary on a gay, Newton from Trinidad & Tobago, poet Ras Mo workshop on borough history and past residents June 11, Thursday Night Jazz, 8 p.m. transgender male who decides to carry his own Moses from Dominica, and rising Reggae crooner who shaped the current landscape. The Jamaica Center for Arts & Learning baby because he wants to form a family. dBURNZ from Jamaica. Drum circles, art, story- streams Thana Alexa, a Croatian-American vocal- telling, and a panel discussion are part of the fun. ist whose sound can be lyrical and experimental. June 5, Digital Story Circles, 1 p.m. She likes to mix atmospheric sounds, electronics, Queens Theatre’s weekly series roars back to June 6, Mike DelGuidice & Big Shot, 8:30 p.m. loops, and vocal textures. life with host David Lawson of Queens Storytell- Kupferberg Center for the Arts streams con- ers. Open to anyone who wants to join. certs by this group, which specializes in Billy Joel June 11, A New Nature: Noguchi’s Galva- nized Steel Editions for Gemini G.E.L., 1 p.m. Noguchi Museum Senior Curator Dakin Hart leads an in-depth look at the 26 galvanized steel editions Isamu Noguchi made for Gemini G.E.L. Massive mural honors in the early 1980s.

June 11, Virtual Steam Workshop, 3:30 medical workers at Flushing p.m. The Lewis Latimer House Museum streams an event during which participants examine ob- Meadows Corona Park jects around them in spaces they inhabit. By By David Brand painting is just a mile from Elmhurst Hospital, breaking furniture and decor into primitive shapes, Queens Daily Eagle which faced an overwhelming surge of patients in they can build them out of paper using basic tech- A 20,000-square-foot mural in Flushing March and April. niques. They use these techniques to create a new, Meadows Corona Park now honors the coura- Rodriguez-Gerarda specializes in large-scale remixed, or fantastic room space out of paper. geous medical workers battling COVID-19 in the urban art projects, including a 2.5-acre sand paint- epicenter of the crisis. ing of President Barack that required 650 tons of Braata Productions streams the annual It’s In Queens is produced each week by the “Somos La Luz” by Cuban-American artist sand on a beach in Barcelona. Bankra Caribbean Cultural Festival 2020 Queens Tourism Council, a branch of the Queens Jorge Rodríguez-Gerada depicts Dr. Ydelfonso “Somos La Luz” was commissioned by SO- this weekend. Photos courtesy of QEDC Economic Development Corporation. Decoo, an immigrant doctor who died while treat- MOS Community Care and the nonprofit Make ing COVID-19 patients in New York City. The the Road New York.

“Somos La Luz” by Cuban-American artist Jorge Rodríguez-Gerada is located in a parking lot next to the Queens Museum. Photo courtesy of QEDC

Friday, June 5, 2020 • Queens Daily Eagle • 11 LegaL, JudiciaL & courthouse News Follow us on Twitter Like us on Facebook Visit us Online @queenseagle facebook.com/queenseagle queenseagle.com Unity is strength during nationwide crisis By Ricardi Calixte It’s admirable to see many young folks lead- Special to the Eagle ing the charge nationwide and beyond to protest As a child I was taught to respect elders. My these injustices just as our elders did before us. mom has a saying that I paraphrase as “old folks Many lives have been lost, many freedoms have may have funky breath, but the wisdom coming been denied, and many bodies have been brutal- out of their mouths is worthy and as beautiful as a ized, yet we haven’t allowed our spirits to be bro- blossoming summer garden.” ken. So as I speak to my wiser and more seasoned I encourage all to think about what it means compatriots about what’s currently happening to be part of a community. There’s no such thing throughout the United States, many say they’re re- as a community for one; rather, community is minded of their experiences during the Civil Rights for all. We must acknowledge that what impacts Movement. When I was in grade school, I was in- one, impacts all. A wise man once said: “Injus- troduced to pictures of police unleashing dogs and tice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere.” fire hoses on protesters in Selma, the bombing of a Attitudes need to change. We must have these Birmingham church that killed four little girls, and difficult conversations. These abuses will not the mutilated face of young Emmett Till in a cas- just go away. Every single one of us must hold ket as his mother wept closely behind. These im- ourselves accountable for the way we think, the ages have everlasting effects. They raised questions way we treat others, and what we’re teaching in my young mind about racism and the absence of our future generations. Complacency and look- humanity in those involved in such acts. ing the other way aren’t options. During these Now as a parent and an “elder” to two beauti- times of strife, let’s take a stance on promot- ful African-American children, I find myself hav- ing unity, addressing inequalities, and building ing to explain to them why there’s a video of a communities together. man being suffocated while handcuffed by the po- Queens County is truly a melting pot. I’ve lice or why two men followed a jogger and shot had the pleasure of working with so many diverse Ricardi Calixte is deputy director of the Queens Economic Development Corporation. him or why a woman in Central Park called the communities in my 14 years at the Queens Eco- Photo via QEDC police and lied about being threatened by an Af- nomic Development Corporation. I feel so fortu- rican-American man. These are all images they nate for all that I’ve learned through interacting, acteristics that make everyone special. Let’s treat tragedy of this period of social transition was not have witnessed in a two-week period while being listening, respecting, and helping people of vari- and respect each other as such. the strident clamor of the bad people, but the ap- quarantined at home for nearly three months. As ous backgrounds. At our office, we welcome all ─ I end with this quote by Reverend Martin Lu- palling silence of the good people.” tough as these conversations are, I’m aware that no matter race, creed, gender, sexual orientation, ther King Jr: Ricardi Calixte is deputy director of the they cannot be ignored. disability or any other differences. It’s those char- “History will have to record that the greatest Queens Economic Development Corporation. With grand juries on hold, state courts move to preliminary hearings CONSTRUCTION BID By David Brand Queens Daily Eagle New York State Certified MBE, With grand jury proceedings suspended for the past two and a half months, state courts in WBE, and SDVOB non-union sub- New York City have begun to utilize an uncom- mon method for indictment: the preliminary contractors who perform: hearing. Unlike grand jury proceedings, which fea- DRYWALL, FLOORING, MILLWORK, ture a panel of 23 citizens, a judge and a prosecu- tor in a closed courtroom, preliminary hearings ACOUSTICAL GRID & TILES, CERAMIC pit a prosecutor against a defense attorney before a judge in open court. To observe the hearing — TILE, PAINTING & WALL-COVERING, currently conducted via teleconference — mem- bers of the public must apply at least 24 hours MECHANICAL, ELECTRICAL, PLUMB- ahead of time and visit the courtroom to watch ING, OR SPRINKLER INSTALLATIONS on screen. There have so far been 210 preliminary ARE ELIGIBLE TO PROVIDE BIDS FOR hearings, also known as felony hearings, across New York City — including 19 in Queens — THE CHILD CENTER OF NY SOUTH since Chief Administrative Judge Lawrence Marks suspended all but “essential” proceed- JAMAICA CLINIC RENOVATION IN ings in the state, according to the Office of Court Administration. Grand juries were not QUEENS, N.Y. considered essential by Marks, a decision up- held by a Supreme Court judge in Cohoes, New INTERESTED PARTIES PLEASE CON- York. Preliminary hearings are relatively common TACT RICARDOLOPEZ@CHILDCENTER- in counties upstate, but are rare in New York NY.ORG City, an OCA spokesperson said. NO LATER THAN 5PM ON They will continue to be utilized “as long as MAY 29TH, 2020 FOR FURTHER there is a need, the spokesperson added. That likely means preliminary hearings INFORMATION AND LIST OF BIDDING will continue until Gov. Andrew Cuomo lifts the suspension of Section 180.80 of Crimi- GENERAL CONTRACTORS. nal Penal Law, which mandates that a case must appear before a grand jury within six days unless they waive their right to a grand jury. Chief Administrative Judge Lawrence The temporary suspension has left defendants Marks halted grand juries in an order sus- behind bars indefinitely without being formally pending all but essential court matters in indicted. March. Eagle file photo by Rob Abruzzese

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