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WITH OCTOBER BEING BREAST Cancer Awareness Month, State Sen. Joseph Addabbo, Jr. is announcing a free mammogram screening event in Howard Beach on Nov. 1. The American-Italian Cancer Foundation will have its Mammogram Bus parked outside of the Community Bank, located at 156-02 Cross Bay Boulevard in Howard Beach, from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., providing no-cost mammogram screenings for women who register for an appointment. Uninsured patients are welcome, there are no co-payments and all deductibles are waived for this service.  See more on page 8 “SINE C OCTOBER IS RECOGNIZED See more on page 16 as Breast Cancer Awareness Month, bringing Latino Lawyers Association of Queens County President Thomas Oliva, retired Supreme Court, Civil Term Administrative Judge Jeremy free mammograms and clinical breast exams Weinstein, Brandeis Association President Adam Orlow, Queens County Women's Bar Association President Adrienne Williams, Chief to the district is a major service for women Clerk of the Queens County Supreme Court Tamara Kersh, Acting Queens District Attorney John Ryan, former Legal Aid Society who are either uninsured or cannot make it to Attorney-In-Chief Seymour James, Queens County Bar Association President-Elect Clifford Welden and Eagle co-publishers Dozier a clinic is even more imperative,” Addabbo Hasty and Michael Nussbaum. Eagle photo by Andy Katz said in a statement. “As you get older, it becomes more and more important for women to get these tests and screenings in order to monitor for breast cancer and other ailments because early detection can be the difference NYC voter between life and death.”  guides will E LEcted OFFICIALS AND COMM- unity leaders are announcing that as of now have sign Saturday, the southeast corner of Seward Avenue and 235th Street in Bellerose Manor will be known as “Bernard M. Aquilino language option Place.” The street co-naming is to honor By Victoria Merlino Aquilino’s more than 50 years of community Queens Daily Eagle service. Aquilino fought to have the Deaf New Yorkers will now have the op- neighborhood renamed Bellerose Manor. The portunity to view voter guides in American law establishing Bernard M. Aquilino Place Sign Language, according to Mayor Bill de was sponsored by Councilmember Barry Blasio, as the city government tries to low- Grodenchik and approved by the New York er barriers deaf residents may face while City Council. trying to vote.  “A strong democracy requires an en- gaged constituency,” said de Blasio in a QUE E NS BOROUGH PRESIDENT CAN- statement. “We want all New Yorkers to didate and Councilmember Costa Consta- stand up, get involved and vote for the is- ntinides today unveiled his five-point plan sues they care about most. The new voter to expand the office’s accessibility, protect guides in American Sign Language will al- immigrant communities and prioritize census low more people to do just that.” outreach to ensure every resident is counted. There are over 200,000 New Yorkers The announcement, held in Jackson Heights’ who are deaf or hard-of-hearing, according Diversity Plaza surrounded by Bangladeshi, to a statement from the Mayor’s Office. Continued on page 2 Continued on page 2 Empty voting booths at a Ridgewood polling place. Eagle file photo by David Brand

Follow us on Twitter Like us on Facebook Visit us Online @queenseagle facebook.com/queenseagle queenseagle.com NYC voter guides will now have sign language option Continued from page 1 info. Friedman, the assistant executive director Election Day will be on Nov. 5, where res- for Public Affairs for the NYC Campaign Though voter guides will have closed cap- idents will be voting on offices like Queens Finance Board & NYC Votes, in a state- tioning, new guides will also include a pic- District Attorney. ment. “We're thankful to the Mayor's Office QUEENS ture-in-picture insert of ASL interpretation “Increasing access to essential voter in- for People with Disabilities and Democracy for all video statement by candidates, as well formation, particularly for underrepresented NYC for working with us to implement these as a series of short clips that explain local communities like Deaf and hard of hearing American Sign Language interpretations so candidates and ballot proposals. New Yorkers, is a core part of our mission all New Yorkers are empowered to cast a bal- The voter guides can be found on nyccfb. at the Campaign Finance Board," said Eric lot that counts.” TODAY Long Island man faces up to 126 years for — October 7, 2019 — Nepali and Peruvian community leaders, is the first policy platform Constantinides made supplying heroin used in two fatal ODs since declaring his candidacy last month. By Jonathan Sperling The deadly overdoses began in April 2017, lado’s death, Lum allegedly supplied heroin  Queens Daily Eagle when Lum allegedly gave Collado, his girl- to Brown, his friend, who lived in Bayside. COSA N T NTINIDES’ PLAN IS ANCHO- A Long Island man who allegedly distrib- friend, heroin while the two were at a mov- Brown consumed the drugs at Lum’s house red by a new Department of Diversity and uted heroin and other narcotics in Queens is ie theater in College Point. The two got high and immediately had a medical emergency. Outreach, which would oversee satellite the first drug dealer in Queens charged with a snorting heroin off of a cell phone, then left the Lum called 911 and gave Brown CPR until first offices throughout the borough along with theater and used more heroin inside of a car. responders arrived. homicide for overdose-related deaths, prosecu- other major initiatives. These locations will tors say. Collado quickly passed out, so Lum pulled Brown survived the near-fatal overdose, but bring the Borough President’s Office directly Justin Lum, 30, allegedly supplied heroin over at 56th Avenue and Main Street where after he was discharged he returned to Lum’s to neighborhoods such as Jackson Heights, that eventually led to the death of his 28-year- first responders gave her Naloxone and rushed home and allegedly got more heroin from the old girlfriend, Patricia Collado, as well as his her to the hospital. defendant, who stated in sum and substance Bayside, the Rockaways and Jamaica, with 24-year-old friend, Calvin Brown. Before be- After Collado was discharged from the that the victim needed it so much that he gave staff who speak the languages native to these ing arrested, Lum allegedly told an acquain- hospital, she and Lum went to the defendant’s it to him to get him to go home. neighborhoods. tance that he could not be prosecuted because grandfather’s house in Flushing, where they The next day, Brown was found dead by  of the “Good Samaritan law. I can’t get in trou- snorted more heroin. Collado went into cardi- his mother in their Queens’ home. He was in ble.” ac arrest, but instead of calling 911, Lum at- his bedroom, seated in a chair with his head T HE NOrtHEAST CORNER OF 79TH “Even though fatal overdoses have been on tempted to “stabilize her” and stated in sum slumped onto a desk. Street and 37th Avenue in Jackson Heights was the decline in Queens County this past year, and substance that he “didn’t want to call the An autopsy performed on the victim’s body co-named after former State Sen. José Peralta every loss of life causes undue pain and heart- ambulance again.” As Collado foamed at the showed the cause of death was acute intoxica- on Sunday. Peralta died in 2018 after years as a ache particularly when the death could have mouth, Lum allegedly consumed more drugs tion from the combined effects of heroin, al- civic leader and elected official. been prevented,” Acting Queens District At- before going to sleep. Lum awoke shortly be- prazolam, diazepam and phenobarbital.  torney John Ryan said in a statement. fore 8 a.m. to find Collado beside him uncon- “Heroin, unfortunately, has made a deadly Lum was arraigned before Justice Kenneth scious and foaming at the mouth. By the time comeback in Queens Countyand throughout TEHE WE KEND SAW THE FDNY HOST Holder and charged with 3 counts of sec- emergency medical technicians arrived Colla- and our nation as a whole,” its 5th annual citywide Open House program. ond-degree manslaughter and multiple counts do was dead. Ryan added. “Overdose deaths have far out- More than 200 Firehouses and EMS Stations of third- and fifth-degree criminal sale of a An autopsy performed on her remains con- paced homicides in the last few years … The opened their doors to the public. FDNY controlled substance. Holder remanded Lum cluded she died from acute intoxication due to dealers who profit from distributing these members gave away more than 15,000 smoke and ordered him to return to Court on Dec. 11, the combined effects of fentanyl, heroin and drugs bear responsibility when their clients alarms, as well as fire safety literature, fire 2019. If convicted, he faces between 26 to 126 cocaine. die. This defendant thought he was safe from safety coloring books, and fire/EMS helmets years in prison. In March 2018, less than a year after Col- prosecution. He was dead wrong.” for children, which were donated by the FDNY Foundation.

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2 • Queens Daily Eagle • Monday, October 7, 2019 Harvey Weinstein loses bid to States say OxyContin move trial from New York City maker Purdue should By Michael R. Sisak not pay bonuses The The Associated Press Harvey Weinstein has lost a longshot OxyContin maker Purdue Pharma should be prohibited from giv- bid to move his sexual assault trial out of ing $38 million in employee payouts as it goes through bankruptcy, New York City, as a state court rejected attorneys general from 24 states, including New York, said in a court Thursday the movie mogul’s concerns filing Thursday. that he wouldn’t get a fair trial in the Purdue has said it needs to make bonus payments to keep em- world’s media capital. ployees and maintain operations at a time of high turnover, which A five-judge panel of the state Su- also is requiring the company to provide severance packages for preme Court’s Appellate Division issued employees heading to the exits. the decision after reviewing written sub- A government bankruptcy trustee objected to the request last missions from Weinstein’s lawyers and week, and the bankruptcy judge has scheduled an upcoming hearing prosecutors. The panel didn’t give a rea- on the issue. Purdue filed for bankruptcy protection last month as son for the ruling, limiting its input on the it tries to settle 2,600 lawsuits against it over the toll of the nation’s matter to three short sentences. opioid crisis. Weinstein’s lawyers, who suggested in Members of the billionaire Sackler family, which owns Purdue, court papers that the trial be moved east also are trying to use the bankruptcy process to halt the roughly two to the Long Island suburbs or 150 miles dozen lawsuits they face in state courts. north to Albany, didn’t immediately com- “As Purdue Pharma argues in court that they cannot afford to pay ment. Prosecutors declined comment. creditors what they owe, the company wants to hand out $38 million in bonuses to their top executives,” said New York State Attorney Weinstein, 67, is due to stand trial in General Letitia James. “The company needs to be held to account, Manhattan in January on charges he raped not be allowed to recklessly spend what they claim are limited funds. a woman in a hotel room in 2013 and per- Our broad coalition of attorneys general is taking action today to formed a forcible sex act on a different stop this waste from proceeding.” woman in 2006. In a statement, North Carolina Attorney General Josh Stein also He has pleaded not guilty and is free on blasted the idea of the company paying bonuses. $1 million bail. He maintains any sexual “Multi-billionaires who are giving millions in bonuses to their activity was consensual and his lawyer, employees are the opposite of bankrupt,” he said. “The Sacklers Donna Rotunno, has said she thinks “the have extracted billions out of Purdue for their own financial prof- case itself is weak.” it and thrown what remains of the company into bankruptcy. Now Motions to change the location of a their company wants to give millions of dollars from what’s left of trial are rarely granted, but Weinstein’s Purdue to Purdue executives. That’s outrageous.” lawyers argued it should have been in his Thursday’s filings on the bonus question come a day before the case given a “circus-like atmosphere” and deadline on a key matter in the bankruptcy proceedings: Whether “hysteria” fueled by news reports and so- states can continue their lawsuits against members of the Sackler cial media posts. family. In court papers, they noted that their The company has said the family members may not be willing client’s name was mentioned online on Former movie mogul Harvey Weinstein, right, has lost a longshot bid to move or able to contribute the $3 billion to $4.5 billion they have pledged the New York Post’s gossip column Page his sexual assault trial out of New York City. AP Photo/Seth Wenig, File if they must face the separate state lawsuits. Including the Sackler Six more than 11,000 times. money, the company has said the settlement offer could eventually “It is safe to say that New York City is erage they now complain about by making their case with testimony from actress be worth up to $12 billion. the least likely place on earth where Mr. extrajudicial statements about the case, Anabella Sciorra, who has accused him While attorneys general in about half the states have signed on to settlement terms, two dozen others have not and said they will push Weinstein could receive a fair trial, where portraying the defendant as a scapegoat of a 1993 rape. back against the tentative deal. jurors could hear evidence, deliberate and who has been targeted by the ‘Me Too’ Sciorra, known for a role on “The So- California Attorney General Xavier Becerra on Thursday amend- render a verdict in an atmosphere free of movement, this employing the well-worn pranos,” isn’t one of the women whose strategy of trying his case outside the court- allegations led to criminal charges against ed that state’s lawsuit against Purdue to include eight additional intimidation from pressure to deliver a re- members of the Sackler family. The state had already sued Richard room,” Galvin wrote in court papers. Weinstein, but prosecutors have said sult that the politicians, the activists, the Sackler, a former company president who was a major promoter of Weinstein’s lawyers filed the change that her testimony is vital to supporting celebrities and the media demand,” the OxyContin sales. lawyers wrote. of venue motion in August, just weeks charges alleging he’s a sexual predator Nearly all the states objecting to the settlement terms have sued Assistant District Attorney Harriett before his trial was scheduled to get un- who committed sex crimes against mul- Sackler family members. Galvin countered that Weinstein and his derway. At the time, prosecutors said the tiple women. Pennsylvania made its own filing objecting to the bonuses on legal and publicity teams were fueling request was a “transparent attempt to de- The Associated Press generally does Thursday. The District of Columbia and 23 other states filed jointly. some of the media attention surrounding lay the proceedings.” not name people who say they are victims They are California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Hawaii, Idaho, his case. But the trial was delayed anyway after of sexual assault, but Sciorra went public Illinois, Iowa, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Nevada, “From the beginning, the defendant’s prosecutors had Weinstein arraigned on a with her story in a story in The New York- New Hampshire, , New York, North Carolina, Oregon, lawyers have contributed to the media cov- new indictment so that they could bolster er in October 2017. Rhode Island, Vermont, Virginia, Washington and Wisconsin. Battle for Trump’s tax returns pits feds against state By Jim Mustian toward Ukraine. ily so the court can consider the president’s The Associated Press In an Aug. 8 letter to Treasury Secretary argument that he can’t be investigated while Manhattan’s top prosecutor pushed back Steven Mnuchin, Neal sought documents and in office. against the U.S. Justice Department on communications regarding specific employ- The Republican president has said Vance’s Thursday in a legal battle over President ees at the department and the Internal Reve- investigation is unconstitutional and part of Donald Trump’s tax returns, saying local ef- nue Service. In a court filing, it was disclosed an effort by elected Democrats to harass him. forts to investigate the president’s finances that Mnuchin missed the deadline to begin Attorneys for Vance counter that Trump’s should be “free from federal interference.” producing the documents. immunity should not interrupt a probe that A day after federal prosecutors asked for a Trump’s tax returns have been a well-kept includes the actions of individuals and busi- delay, District Attorney Cyrus Vance Jr. filed secret. He broke with U.S. political tradition nesses other than Trump. court papers saying the Justice Department as the first president in decades not to give “Also of concern is the State’s sovereign is supporting Trump’s efforts to run out the voters a look at his financial situation. Demo- right to enforce its criminal laws free from clock on certain statutes of limitation that crats sued for their release. federal interference,” they wrote in a court could affect a state grand jury investigation. Vance and Trump have been fighting over filing Thursday. The move comes amid a deepening stand- a subpoena issued this summer for Trump’s They added that it was “audacious” for the off in Washington after a government whis- tax returns as part of a criminal inquiry into Justice Department to seek a delay, consid- tleblower alleged “inappropriate efforts to the hush-money payments made to two ering they conducted a similar investigation influence” the mandatory IRS audit program women who claimed to have had affairs with last year “into some of the very same transac- that’s looking into Trump’s tax returns and the president. tions and actors.” those of the vice president. The grand jury also subpoenaed the Trump That investigation resulted in Cohen The chairperson of the House Ways & Organization for records related to payments pleading guilty to federal charges that the Means Committee, Rep. Richard Neal, that former Trump lawyer Michael Cohen hush-money payments amounted to illegal D-Mass., said the panel on July 29 received helped arrange to the porn actress Stormy campaign contributions. Federal prosecutors “an unsolicited communication from a Fed- Daniels and model Karen McDougal during did not charge Trump or anyone else involved eral employee setting forth credible allega- the 2016 presidential campaign. in either arranging the payoffs or reimbursing tions of ‘evidence of possible misconduct’ — Trump has denied any sexual relation- Cohen through Trump’s company. specifically, potential ‘inappropriate efforts ship with either woman, and said any pay- The Justice Department and U.S. Attor- to influence’ the mandatory audit program.” ments were personal matters, not campaign ney’s Office in Manhattan declined to com- Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus R. Vance, Jr.’s office The whistleblower claim comes amid the expenses. ment on Vance’s filing. filed court papers on Thursday saying federal prosecutors House’s impeachment inquiry into Trump The Justice Department on Wednesday Associated Press writers Lisa Mascaro are interfering in a lawsuit Trump filed to shield his finan- after another government whistleblower asked a judge to delay enforcement of the and Michael Balsamo contributed to this re- cial records from a state grand jury investigation. complained about the president’s actions subpoena for Trump’s tax returns temporar- port. AP Photo/Frank Franklin II, File Monday, October 7, 2019 • BQ Daily Eagle • 3 GG uest Editorial Opinions Mining powers modern life, but can leave scarred lands and polluted waters behind By Matthew Ross The Conversation Modern society relies on metals like copper, gold and nickel for uses ranging from medicine to electronics. Most of these elements are rare in Earth’s crust, so mining them requires dis- placing vast volumes of dirt and rock. Hard rock mining — so called because it refers to excavating hard minerals, not softer materials like coal or tar sands — generated $600 billion in revenues worldwide in 2017. The Trump administration has revived several controversial mining proposals that previously were blocked or stalemated. They include the Pebble Mine at the headwaters of Alaska’s Bristol Bay and leasing around Minnesota’s Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness. It also approved a large copper mine in southern Arizona, which was subsequently blocked by a federal court ruling. I study human-altered landscapes, including areas impacted by mines. Mining operations are major water pollution sourc- es and can cause problems that persist for generations. Their global footprints also directly reshape significant portions of Earth’s topography, leaving indelible evidence of human pres- ence.

Digging deep and wide In most locations, concentrations of copper, gold and other elements are too low to be extracted profitably. But in some spots they occur in seams of mineable, high-concentration minerals called ores. The economically viable concentration of a mineral depends largely on its market price. Gold ore can be viable at concentrations as low as 0.0001 percent, while copper becomes uneconomic below 0.5 percent. To reach these deposits underground, miners tunnel, dig open pits or scrape through the Earth’s surface. The choice of technique depends on factors including how consolidated the ore is, the geologic setting and the depth of the ore. Deep mines disturb the smallest amount of surface land but are inherently more dangerous for miners. Far below the Earth’s surface, crews constantly risk encountering toxic gas fumes or stale air with no life-giving oxygen. Other dangers include earthquakes and equipment failures. In 2010, 33 Chil- ean miners spent over two months trapped underground in a copper-gold mine after a ramp collapsed, but ultimately were rescued. Growing international emphasis on mine safety and changes in technology and ore quality have prompted a shift from deep mining to pit mines or surface mines, which access ores from the open air. Pit mines can be up to three-quarters of a mile deep, but typically cover less than 20 square miles. In con- trast, surface mines typically extend less than 1,000 feet into the Earth’s crust but can extend over hundreds of square miles.

Acidic waters Accessing ore typically involves blowing apart bedrock, removing it from the shaft or pit and storing waste materials nearby after extracting the ore. In these heaps of loose rock, impacts can come as long-term slow leakage, or as sudden dis- Essential and scarce known as spoil piles, previously buried raw minerals are ex- charges like the 2015 Gold King spill near Silverton, Colorado, Like oil and gas producers, mining companies have to con- posed to air or water. Sulfur-rich compounds in the rock re- which released three million gallons of mine wastewater and tend with the fact that the products they seek are scarce, and act with oxygen and water, producing sulfuric acid, which can debris into the Animas River. easily extractable pools have already been tapped, leading to lower the pH of nearby streams to levels comparable to lemon According to the U.S. Government Accountability Of- decreases in ore quality. But demand for these metals continues juice or vinegar. fice, there are at least 161,000 abandoned hard rock mining to grow. At its worst this process, known as acid mine drainage, can sites in the U.S. West and Alaska. Of these, at least 33,000 Rapidly expanding green energy will require extracting vast kill most native aquatic life. If acid drainage reaches ground- have contaminated water supplies or left piles of mine waste quantities of rare earth metals to power wind turbines, electric water, it may persist for decades or centuries and start a cas- contaminated with arsenic behind. vehicle batteries and solar panels. Cellphones, computers, cam- cade of other impacts that impair water quality throughout lo- era lenses and other goods also contain these materials. cal river networks. Altering the planet’s shape Economic imperatives lead companies to continue to push When acid mine drainage lowers a stream’s pH, other met- Mining operations have also left thousands of square miles of for new mines, either in the U.S. or abroad, where environ- als can also start to melt out of minerals in spoil piles, mine land altered. In some cases, particularly mountaintop removal mental controls may be weaker And new projects are likely to shafts or adjacent soils, leaching into soil and groundwater that mining, entire land forms are permanently reshaped. For mil- move more rock, consume more energy and have longer-lasting intersects these areas. This creates waters with increased levels lennia the planet’s surface was configured by the slow geologic impacts than those that preceded them. of cadmium, copper, lead and other heavy metals, which are processes of wind and rain. In contrast, mining alters the very Ensuring that mining operations are subject to effective over- harmful to aquatic insects, fish and human health. geology, topography, hydrology and ecology of sites within sight and long-term monitoring, and that companies are held ac- These effects can be transported far downstream and last years or decades. countable for environmental damages, is a long-term challenge for generations. Old and abandoned mines around the world These earth-moving activities represent the kind of effect that wherever mining takes place. The best way to completely avoid have harmed water quality long after mining has ceased. Their has led many environmental scientists to argue that our plan- the complications that come from mining more minerals is to et has entered a new geologic epoch — the Anthropocene — reduce consumption of them, make mining processes more effi- Daily Eagle of Brooklyn and Queens welcomes opinions, where human choices have a greater impact on the Earth than cient and make it more economic to recycle industrial materials both pro and con, on all subjects affecting our daily lives. purely natural processes. Landscape evolution moves in very and rare earth metals. We also welcome responses to the published articles and slow cycles, so these topographic and geologic impacts may last Matthew Ross is an assistant professor of water quality at opinions, which should be sent to [email protected] far longer than mining’s effects on water quality. And because Colorado State University. (Brooklyn) and [email protected] (Queens). geologic processes are slow, scientists don’t know how these The Conversation is an independent and nonprofit source of landscapes will diverge or converge in their future evolution. news, analysis and commentary from academic experts.

4 • BQ Daily Eagle • Monday, October 7, 2019 NYPD officer killed by friendly fire is hailed as a hero

A huge crowd watched the casket bearing New York City Police Officer Brian Mulkeen being carried into Church of the Sacred Heart on Friday. AP Photo/Mark Lennihan By Ryan Tarinelli The Associated Press Police officers lined the street in front of Church A New York City police officer killed of the Sacred Heart in Monroe on Friday for the by friendly fire during a struggle with an funeral service for New York City Police Officer armed man was honored Friday at his fu- Brian Mulkeen. AP Photo/Mark Lennihan neral as a hero. Officer Brian Mulkeen, who was hit Sunday by two police bullets while wres- tling with the man in the Bronx, was the second New York City officer killed by friendly fire this year. “We know we are laying to rest a hero,” Mayor Bill de Blasio told mourners at the Mass. Officers in dress uniforms stood at at- tention as a hearse bearing Mulkeen’s remains arrived at the church in Monroe, north of New York City. Bagpipers marched silently to the beat of a somber drum; the white-gloved of- ficers crisply saluted as Mulkeen’s flag- draped casket was carried into the church. Mulkeen, who joined the depart- ment in January 2013, was working with a plainclothes anti-crime unit when he and his partners encountered the armed man. The man fled on foot and officers chased him. Mulkeen and the man start- ed to wrestle. Police have described a chaotic confron- tation in which 15 shots were fired in10 seconds by six officers. Deputy Chief Kevin Maloney said five of those shots came from Mulkeen after the armed man reached to- ward his waistband. The armed man was also killed in the gunfire. Police Commissioner James O’Neill has called the situation “an absolute trage- dy.” Mulkeen was a graduate of Fordham University’s business school, and he worked as a financial adviser for - Mer rill Lynch from 2007 to 2009. He lived in suburban Yorktown Heights with his girl- The casket bearing New York City police officer Brian Mulkeen is Emergency personnel near the scene of the fatal shooting of friend, who is also a police officer. carried past New York Mayor Bill de Blasio. AP Photo/Mark Lennihan Police Officer Brian Mulkeen on Sunday. AP Photo/Seth Wenig, File

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6 • SECOND DEPARTMENT/Brooklyn/Daily Eagle • Monday, October 7, 2019 Our World In Pictures

TURKEY — Big heads: Mas- sive stone statues sat at the archaeological site of Mount Nemrut in Adiyaman on Sept. 23. The ancient site includes huge statues of King Antio- chus I surrounded by gods. AP Photo/Emrah Gurel

PANAMA — High time: The National Theatre of Panama in Panama City opened on Thursday after years of restoration. AP Photo/Arnulfo Franco

ENGLAND — Crowning glory: Actress Thomasin McKenzie posed for IRAQ — Fired up: An anti-government protester waved a national flag during a demonstration in Bagh- photographers upon arrival at the premiere of “The King” at the London dad on Thursday. Iraqi security forces fired live bullets into the air and used tear gas against hundreds of Film Festival on Thursday. Photo by Vianney Le Caer/Invision/AP protesters. AP Photo/Hadi Mizban

Monday, October 7, 2019 • Queens Daily Eagle • 7 Guardians of Justice Guardians of Justice from the bench and bar gather for Eagle’s inaugural gala By David Brand eral Judge Nicholas Garaufis President Marie-Eleana First, Ryan delivered a poignant throughout his entire career.” Queens Daily Eagle and former White House coun- Queens County Women’s Bar speech commemorating late Event attendees gave Brown a Hundreds of Queens legal sel Bernard Nussbaum, who Association President Adrienne Queens DA Richard Brown, long standing ovation following leaders from the bench and the introduced the recipients of the Williams, Brandeis Association who served as the county’s top Ryan’s statement. bar gathered at Terrace on the Guardians of Justice awards. President Adam Orlow and Lati- prosecutor for nearly 28 years Donoghue, a Queens native, Park Thursday night for the The Eagle presented awards no Lawyers Association Presi- after a distinguished career in uplifted “the best county in the Eagle’s inaugural Guardians of to retired Supreme Court Ad- dent Thomas Oliva. the judiciary. Brown died in best state in the country” during Justice gala, an opportunity to ministrative Judge Jeremy “As leaders of the legal com- May. his comments, before congratu- honor those who uphold the rule Weinstein, Acting Queens Dis- munity, you have a duty to use “I cannot accept this award. lating the award recipients and of law in the county, the city and trict Attorney John Ryan, Chief the law and your collective I will not accept this award on the Queens Daily Eagle, which the state. Clerk of the Queens County voice to defend and protect the behalf of Jack Ryan,” he said. “I has published every weekday Eagle publisher Michael Supreme Court Tamara Kersh values espoused in our federal can only accept this award on since its first issue on June 25, Nussbaum served as master of and former former Legal Aid and state constitutions,” said behalf of the person who I am 2018. ceremonies, handing the micro- Society Attorney-in-Chief Sey- Attorney General James. “We confident you would have given “Publications like the Queens phone to state Attorney Gener- mour James, a partner at Barket are the last line of defense when this award to had God not inter- Daily Eagle are really the heart- al Letitia James, U.S. Attorney Epstein. it comes to protecting the con- vened. I accept this award on be- beat of the community,” Dono- for the Eastern District of New The event also honored stitutional values and upholding half of Richard A. Brown, Judge ghue said. “You give us insight. York Richard Donoghue, Fed- Queens County Bar Association the rule of law.” Brown … a guardian of justice You bring us together.”

New York Attorney General Letitia James and former Legal Aid Society Attorney-in- Federal Judge Nicholas Garaufis, retired Supreme Court Administrative Judge Charge Seymour James, Jr. Jeremy Weinstein and Eagle publisher Michael Nussbaum.

Queens County Women’s Bar Assoc. President Adrienne Williams (left) with Queens Chief Clerk of the Queens County Supreme Court Tamara Kersh and Eagle publisher Eagle Publisher Mike Nussbaum. Michael Nussbaum.

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Queens County Latino Bar President Thomas Oliva with Queens Eagle Publisher From left: Hon. Bernice Siegel, Hon. Marguerite Grays, Hon. Carmen Velazquez. Michael Nussbaum. Eagle photos by Andy Katz

8 • Queens Daily Eagle • Monday, October 7, 2019 Guardians of Justice Guardians of Justice from the bench and bar gather for Eagle’s inaugural gala Mike Abneri and Queens Supreme Court Justice Bill Viscovich.

NYS AG Letitia James with Acting Queens DA Jack Ryan. Thomas Oliva, Gary Miret, Hon. George Grasso, Hon. Peter Vallone, Jr.

From left: Lois Rosenblatt, Michael Benjamin, Audrey Pfeffer, Kevin Rothermel. Queens Supreme Court Justices Bernice Siegal and Janice Taylor. Eagle photos by Andy Katz Eagle photo by Walter Karling

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Retired Supreme Court, Civil Term Administrative Judge Jeremy Weinstein and Queens Supreme Court Justices Joseph Risi and Kevin Kerrigan, Acting Queens DA Queens Supreme Court Justice Lee Mayersohn. Eagle photo by Walter Karling John Ryan (right). Eagle photo by Walter Karling

Monday, October 7, 2019 • Queens Daily Eagle • 9 Our World In Pictures

HONG KONG — Count- ing down: A protester wore a gas mask and held up his hand with his fingers and thumb separated to indicate pro-democracy demonstra- tors’ five demands on Friday. The territory’s leader has in- voked rarely-used emergency powers to ban masks at ral- lies. AP Photo/Vincent Thian

ECUADOR — On the move: Demonstrators in Quito dispersed on Thursday during a protest against the elimination of fuel subsidies. President Lenín Moreno announced Tuesday that he would also send the country’s legislature a proposal to overhaul taxes and labor rules as a way to revitalize the economy. AP Photo/Dolores Ochoa

HAITI — Standing by: People waited for government-distributed food and school supplies near the front of a line hundreds of people long in Port-au-Prince on Thursday as embattled president Jovenel QATAR — Fast track: Salwa Eid Naser of Bahrain won gold in the wom- Moïse’s administration distributed plates of food, sacks of rice and school backpacks. en’s 400-meter final at the IAAF World Athletics Championships in Doha AP Photo/Rebecca Blackwell on Thursday. AP Photo/Martin Meissner

10 • Queens Daily Eagle • Monday, October 7, 2019 Opinion Let’s demand affordable housing for all Louise Barry for all. All people, includ- prise. The racism on display Special to the Eagle ing those who are currently from opponents is connected City shelters are not a long- homeless, should have a right to a continuum of system- term solution to the affordable to safe and stable housing and ic racism that allows luxury housing crisis that has left placing our energies on block- developers free reign of our many of our neighbors home- ing this shelter drives us fur- community, igniting gentri- less. However, in New York ther away from resolving the fication that displaces people City, homeless men, women crisis we’re in. who have lived in the neigh- and children have a legal right It’s understandable that borhood for decades. to shelter. The proposed shel- we all want to be safe where If we can all agree on one ter at 78-16 Cooper Avenue in we live but at every instance, thing, it’s that Governor Cuo- Glendale, Queens has been a conversations around this mo and Mayor de Blasio, hotly debated issue. Oppo- proposed shelter have become along with other local elect- nents of the shelter that is set so downright ugly and ob- ed officials, have failed us. to provide 200 men with a scured by racist stereotypes They’ve failed by not com- place to lay their head at night, of who we think the homeless mitting to implementing real along with needed services are. In talking about this shel- solutions to end homeless- and guidance on securing em- ter, Holden has said we must ness. We know that the lead- ployment, have fervently or- “take care of our own” and ing cause of homelessness, ganized against its opening at that people living in the shel- especially among families, is every step. And though there ter “won’t assimilate to our a lack of affordable housing. is a lot of opposition being led neighborhoods.” And with over 90,000 people The Ridgewood Tenants Union is a coalition fighting for tenant protections and an end to by the Glendale-Middle Vil- This fear of the “other” is homeless in New York State, homelessness. Photo courtesy of the Ridgewood Tenants Union lage Coalition, with support what drives opponent’s mo- we need to act now. It isn’t too from Councilmember Robert tivations to block the shelter late but all of us need to be June, we won historic protec- create housing that is truly nizer with the Ridgewood Ten- Holden, the fact is that too from opening. The truth is, working together. tions for tenants in New York affordable for all. Homeless- ants Union, which is a part of many of our neighbors are in we have homeless neighbors To address this problem, State and we need to build on ness is a societal failure and the Upstate-Downstate Hous- need of housing. who come from our district, we need to tackle it at the those wins by expanding rent the solutions to the problem ing Alliance, a diverse coali- This shelter will provide a including those who have root, in part by passing strong protections to all tenants. We are not complicated. By cre- tion of tenants, homeless peo- temporary solution while we been displaced from homes tenant protections like Good need our elected officials to be ating much needed housing, ple, manufactured housing fight for and demand May- in Glendale, Middle Village, Cause legislation that will brave and stand up against the we won’t only be “taking care residents, and advocates from or de Blasio and Governor Maspeth and Ridgewood. protect private tenants from real estate industry by passing of our own,” but ensuring across New York fighting for Cuomo invest in permanent With a median asking rent of baseless evictions that can progressive tax solutions that housing for all. stronger tenant protections and truly affordable housing $2,300, this should be no sur- lead to homelessness. This will give us the resources to Louise Barry is an orga- and an end to homelessness. LIC community board changes colors on ‘5Pointz’ towers after library added Christine Chung the developers or the Queens planned artist studio and gal- THE CITY Public Library. lery space by 7,000 square This story was originally The board’s advisory vote feet. published on Oct. 4 by THE marked the latest chapter in The developers also agreed CITY. the saga of 5Pointz — the to pay the prevailing wage A Queens community former warehouse complex for the building’s service em- board reversed its opposition that drew artists and art lovers ployees, such as maintenance to a new proposal for 5Pointz from around the world until workers, after the complex’s Towers — a luxury complex the owners whitewashed the construction, Deller said. planned at the site of a famed walls before demolishing the “They further explained former street buildings in 2013. the details of the application,” art mecca — thanks, in part, Developer David Wolkoff, said Deller, addressing the to a library. who co-owns the property board’s change of heart. “A lot The yes vote came just over with his father, Jerry, filed of our opposition was around two months after Community an application with the City the timing. We didn’t really Board 2 wrote a letter to the Planning Commission in May have time to hear it.” City Planning Commission to build 1,100 apartments and The Wolkoffs’ applica- recommending denial of the to increase each of the com- tion arrived in mid-June, application, alleging the de- plex’s two towers by one floor, while CB2 was in recess, veloper had “sought every tweaking previous plans. leaving the full community way to thwart community “I’ve been in the commu- board unable to vote on the board review.” nity over 47 years,” Jerry proposal until it reconvened On Thursday night, the Wolkoff told CB2 Thursday this month. Meanwhile, the board made a surprise 180-de- night. “The community never board’s review period expired gree turn — in the middle of had a problem with me until I on June 29. its meeting. First, members wanted to build this building.” A City Planning Commis- voted 20-to-8 against the de- T ime Warp sion spokesperson said the de- veloper’s application. Then The presentation showed a veloper had requested that the An artist’s rendering of the 5Pointz Towers Photo obtained by THE CITY they voted 23-to-5 in favor of revised apartment count with commission postpone consid- the towers after a proposal to 254 studios, 595 one bed- ering the application until af- with the proposal — includ- return to building’s studio and a CB2 land use committee set aside 5,000 square feet for rooms, 261 two bedrooms and ter September. ing no information about pric- gallery spaces. He agreed to member about the possibil- a library. 12 three bedrooms — a net in- Artists Wanted ing for artist space or budgets review a list of potential art- ity of returning to 5Pointz The space was viewed by crease of 10 apartments from A presentation of the pro- for the art walls. ists prepared by the commu- Towers. The correspondence board members as a possible the developer’s initial June posed development on Thurs- “History repeats itself again nity board. took place the same day that replacement for the Court appearance before the board’s day night showed numerous with CB2 voting yes under Deller said Thursday that the board issued its letter of Square Library, which is in land use committee. blank walls that would be des- the guidance of a few ‘vested the board had not acted fur- denial. danger of losing its longtime Deller told THE CITY ignated for street art. members,’” she added. ther as a liaison between the This story was original- home in the Citigroup Build- that the committee agreed to “We are trying to get street David Wolkoff had told developers and artists. ly published by THE CITY, ing. endorse the project because art,” Wolkoff said. “Most peo- the land use committee at a “We are not involved in an independent, nonprofit The board’s land use chair, of certain provisions — in- ple like it. “ June meeting he and his fa- that dispute,” Deller added. news organization dedicat- Lisa Deller, said after the cluding promises to build 220 Marie Cecile Flageul, a ther were “pro-artist,” and But artist Jonathan Cohen, ed to hard-hitting reporting meeting the idea had not been affordable units under a 421-a spokeswoman for 5Pointz art- that they’d be open to inviting also known by his tag Meres that serves the people of New previously discussed with tax abatement and to increase ists, listed numerous concerns some of the 5Pointz artists to One, said he had spoken to York .”

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12 • SECOND DEPARTMENT/Brooklyn/Daily Eagle • Monday, October 7, 2019 Gerwig talks ‘Little Women’ for academy’s women’s initiative By Jake Coyle Laura Dern, Greta Gerwig, Constance Wu and The Associated Press Cynthia Erivo pose together at the Academy of With a new awards season underway, the Motion Picture Arts and Sciences Women’s Ini- Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Scienc- tiative New York luncheon at the Rainbow Room es hosted a luncheon Wednesday supporting on Wednesday. Photo by Evan Agostini/Invision/AP female filmmakers and celebrating the women behind Greta Gerwig’s upcoming “Little Wom- en.” The event, held at Rockefeller Center’s Rain- bow Room, drew much of New York’s film- making elite and many of the faces likely to be seen throughout the coming season, including actors Constance Wu (“Hustlers”), Cynthia Eri- vo (“Harriet”) and Meg Ryan; producers Chris- tine Vachon (“Dark Waters”) and Jane Rosen- thal (“The Irishman”); documentarians Barbara Kopple and Laura Poitras; and “Honey Boy” director Alma Har’el. Gerwig, actor Laura Dern and producer Amy Pascal — all collaborators on “Little Women” — discussed the hardships and joys of getting a female-led production made in an industry that has made improvements in gender parity but still lags woefully behind in equality. Pascal, the former Sony Pictures chief, noted that today there are just as many women run- ning studios (one, Universal’s Donna Langley) as there were when she took over Sony two de- cades ago. “Nothing’s ever any different,” said Pascal. “So how do you get a movie made like this? Ev- erybody says no. You ask everyone else again and they say no. Then you just beg someone and make it impossible for them to say no because you have a script that is so spectacular and is so accessible and is so different and modern, and a director who just made the most amazing first film.” Gerwig’s acclaimed first solo writing-direct- ing effort, 2017’s “Lady Bird,” ultimately led to her becoming just the fifth woman ever nomi- nated for best director at the Academy Awards. But none of that had happened when Gerwig first met with Pascal on “Little Women.” “Greta came to us and said, ‘I’m the only one invited than men. allel Louisa May Alcott’s experience was to the they’re the best ones,” said Gerwig. “That’s who can do this,’” recalled Pascal. “She said, But studies have also shown the industry experience of trying to get a film about women why you hire them.” ‘It’s all about money and women and freedom. isn’t changing so much. Last year, just 8 per- off the ground today. Her publisher didn’t know The male perspective of the industry, they That’s it.’ cent of the top 250 films at the domestic box that it was any good. And she didn’t really think collectively agreed, has given rise to some “I just imagine when I go meet with peo- office were directed by women, a decrease of it was any good,” said Gerwig. “It took other absurd myths about women, among them the ple who have the power to get things done, I 3 percent from the year before, and below even women saying they were interested in it, and I “difficult” actress, the “emotional” director or say, ‘What’s the worst that can happen? They the levels of 1998. think that happens today in all offices.” “infighting”-prone females. say no,’” said Gerwig. “So, I tell them I’m the To help urge on a new generation of filmmak- Dern was still buzzing from seeing “Little “Have you ever been on a movie set with a best.” ers, the academy has been giving fellowships Women” (to be released Dec. 25) just the day bunch of men? They’re fighting all the time,” Wednesday’s event, part of a women’s initia- to young women aspiring to Hollywood. On before. She said the production was plainly dif- said Gerwig to laughter and applause. “But tive by the academy begun last year, was a mo- Wednesday, Hudson awarded the fourth such ferent than most. when women display any emotion at anything ment, amid the sparkling heights of the Rain- fellowship, which includes a $35,000 grant, to “As we’re longing for change in all these ar- at all, they’re like, ‘She’s crazy.’ If women bow Room, for encouragement, inspiration and Eliana Pipes, a graduate eas, to show up on set, to show up in rehearsals have an argument on the film set, it’s no dif- female solidarity. currently studying theater at Boston University. and see that the space you created was not only ferent than men having an argument on a film “I look around and I think: We are unstoppa- In London on Friday, she will hand out a fifth incredibly embracing and collaborative and set.” ble,” said Dawn Hudson, chief executive of the fellowship. safe, but I saw women everywhere,” said Dern, The Oscar-winning filmmaker and journal- academy. Researching “Little Women,” Gerwig said, who plays Marmee March. “I saw the choices ist Sharmeen Obaid-Chinoy concluded the af- Since 2015, the academy has grown its fe- made her realize that the difficulties of being you were making each day to lift up and support ternoon with rousing remarks drawing on her male membership from 25 percent to 32 per- a woman getting a film made today aren’t so other female artists, collaborators, crew.” hard-fought experiences in her native Pakistan. cent. Earlier this year, its new class of induct- different than those Louisa May Alcott faced Gerwig said those cast and crew decisions “I see every single day that young women ees reached gender parity for the first time. In publishing her novel in 19th century New En- weren’t based on anything but talent. are changing the way they see themselves,” said 10 of the 17 branches —including directing, gland. “Female filmmakers, female storytellers, Obaid-Chinoy. “And film is empowering them writing and producing — more women were “What was astonishing to me was how par- female collaborators, you hire them because to do that.” 2nd department / new business Formations 200-01 34TH AVE. LLC OF STATE (SSNY) 8/8/19. OFFICE IN ON 07/05/2019. OFFICE LOCATION: SANDSTONE COMMERCE LLC. ARTI- BEEN DESIGNATED AS AGENT OF THE AGAINST THE LLC SERVED UPON HIM/ 200-01 34TH AVE. LLC, ARTS. OF ORG. QUEENS CO. SSNY DESIGNATED AS QUEENS COUNTY. SSNY DESIGNATED CLES OF ORGANIZATION FILED WITH LLC UPON WHOM PROCESS AGAINST HER IS SONIA BOUDJERID, 66-07 AL- FILED WITH THE SSNY ON 09/03/2019. AGENT OF LLC UPON WHOM PRO- AS AGENT OF LLC UPON WHOM PRO- SECRETARY OF STATE OF NEW YORK IT MAY BE SERVED. 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Monday,Monday, OOctoberctober 7,7, 20192019 • SECOND DEPARTMENT/Queens/Daily Eagle • 13 RECENT COURT DECISIONS AND APPEALS

By C. B. Abruzzese Brooklyn Daily Eagle PROPERTY OWNER’S MOTION TO AMEND COMES TOO LATE Appellate Division, Second Department Appealing a 2018 order from Hon. Devin Cohen of Kings County Supreme Court, Civil Term, that denied its motion for leave to amend its answer, 1829 Park Place LLC maintained that it was not the owner of the premises where Joseph Adduci was allegedly injured when the ceiling of the building collapsed on him in June, 2014. Adduci filed a complaint against the alleged prop- erty owners on August 17, 2015. In response, 1829 Park Place admitted to being the owner at the time of the acci- dent. Then, on Jan. 16, 2018, more than 27 months after answering the complaint and well after the expiration of the three- year statute of limitations, 1829 Park Place moved for leave to amend its answer to deny that it was the owner of the proper- Hon. Devin Cohen ty at the time of the incident. In support, it Eagle file photo by Mario Belluomo submitted a deed indicating that it did not acquire ownership of the premises until March 5, 2015, eight months after the accident. Adduci opposed the motion on the grounds that he would be unfairly prejudiced by the building owner’s delay. The Supreme Court denied the motion to amend. In the Appellate Division, Second Department, the justices found that 1829 Park Place did not offer any evidence as to how long it was aware of its erroneous admission, nor did it establish a reasonable excuse for its delay. Affirming the ruling of the Supreme Court, the justices determined that delay caused unfair prejudice to Adduci. —Adduci v. 1829 Park Place, LLC, 2018-08923, Oct. 2, 2019 ••• GRANDPARENTS’ PETITION FOR CUSTODY DENIED IN FAVOR OF ADOPTION Appellate Divison, Second Department The grandparents of a 7-month-old child placed into foster care following his mother’s arrest for prostitution and child endangerment appealed an order of Hon. Diane Constanzo of Queens County Family Court that denied their petition for cus- tody of the child. After the mother’s arrest, the child was placed with a non-kinship foster family. The maternal grandparents, who lived in Maine and had previously adopted the child’s older sib- ling, filed a petition for custody. Upon learning that the mother intended to execute a conditional surrender of the child to free him for adoption by the foster parents, the court dismissed the grandparents’ custody petition without prejudice, thereby per- mitting them to intervene in a termination of parental rights pro- ceeding should the mother decide not to execute the condition- al surrender. The mother executed a surrender of the child on the condition that the foster parents adopt him. The justices of the Appellate Division, Second Department, determined that once the mother executed a conditional surrender of her parental rights, freeing the child for adoption by the foster parents, the Family Court properly dismissed the grandparents’ custody petition as they sought only custody, not to adopt the child. —Matter of Carter v. Administration for Children’s Servs., 2018-09160, Oct. 2, 2019 ••• ERRORS BY TRIAL JUDGE HOLD UP APPEAL Appellate Division, Second Department In Queens County Supreme Court, Criminal Term, Shymeek Harris pleaded guilty to criminal possession of a forged instru- ment in the second degree. Appealing that judgment, Harris maintained that the Supreme Court improperly denied his motion to suppress certain physical evidence and statements he made to law enforcement officials. In their review of the record, the justices of the Appellate Division, Second Department, determined that Harris’ purported waiver of his right to appeal was invalid, because when the Supreme Court attempted to explain the waiver to him, it improperly conflated the right to appeal with rights automatically forfeited by a plea of guilty. Additionally, the justices noted that although the record reflected that Harris had executed a written waiver, the court did not ascertain on the record whether he had read the waiver or discussed it with his counsel. Therefore, they con- cluded that Harris did not knowingly, voluntarily and intelli- gently waive his right to appeal. The justices also determined that they were unable to conduct an informed appellate review because the Supreme Court failed to “set forth on the record its findings of fact, its conclusions of law or the reasons for its determination” for its denial of the suppression of physical evi- dence and Harris’s statements to police. For that reason, the matter was remitted to the Queens County Supreme Court. —People v. Harris, 2017-05563, Sept. 25, 2019

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inaugural gala Queens Eagle Publisher Michael Nussbaum and Queens County Surrogate Court Judge Peter Kelly. Eagle photos by Walter Karling

NYC Civil Court Judge Peter Vallone, Jr. and NYC Criminal Court judge Bruna DiBiase. Queens County Women’s Bar Association President Adrienne Williams and her husband.

Members of the Latino Lawyers Association. Queens Supreme Court Justice Frederick D. R. Sampson and guest.

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ASA College Vice President Roberto Dumaual (right) and guests. Queens Supreme Court Justices Jodi Orlow and Donna-Marie Golia.

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Guardians of Justice Guardians of Justice from the bench and bar gather for Eagle’s inaugural gala

Brandeis Association President Adam Orlow, former Queens Supreme Court Civil Term Administrative Judge Jeremy Weinstein, QCWBA President Adrienne Williams, Chief Clerk of the Queens County Supreme Court Tamara Kersh, Acting Queens District Attorney John Ryan.

Eagle publishers Dozier Hasty and Michael Nussabum. Mr. and Mrs. Seymour James, Jr.

The cocktail hour. Eagle photos by Walter Karling

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