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QUEENS COUNCILMEMBER BOB By Berenecea Johnson Eanes, PhD Holden has called for the National Guard to Special to the Eagle be deployed to New York City, but Mayor Bill Three names are on my mind as I write de Blasio said that would be unnecessary. this with a heavy heart: Ahmaud Arbery, Breonna Taylor and George Floyd. “WHEN OUTSIDE ARMED FORCES Three families mourning loved ones go into communities no good comes of it,” de who did not return home. They now join a Blasio said yesterday. “We have seen this for much longer list of Black individuals who decades…They have not been spending de- have been senselessly killed as we yet cades on the relationship between police and again are reminded of the seemingly ines- communities,QUEENS particularly in the intensive way capable presence of racism in its various that it has been worked on in recent years.” forms in our country. These are tragic times, but we do not THE COUNCIL WILL VOTE JUNE 9 have to be limited by these events or in on two police reform bills introduced by the ways we choose to respond to one an- Queens Councilmembers Donovan Richards, other. We must fully center our humanity will have a specific impact on Queens. chair of the Committee on Public Safety, toward one another and respond in ways will have a specific impact on Queens. and Rory Lancman, chair of the Committee that do not diminish human dignity. on the Justice System. The legislation would Continued on page 2 make the use of chokeholds and other deadly negotiate leases with their landlords, Queens Local elected officials, the Queens Cham techniques a misdemeanor, and require clear negotiate leases with their landlords, Queens Local elected officials, the Queens Cham guidelines for police discipline to facilitate public understanding. The state legislature may “NYPD officers, all of whom swore to serve and protect us under courtesy, professionalism and respect should be held to the highest stan- repeal 50-a. Here’s what that means. dard of law and public safety,” Richards said. “The NYPD’s broken disciplinary system that By Jake Bittle has shielded officers lacked accountability Special to the Eagle and is an important step in restoring public After years of pressure from activists confidence and trust, which is desperately needed right now. It will send a message to and government officials, New York’s New Yorkers as well as every NYPD officer state legislature may finally repeal a law that fairness and transparency is the new stan- that shields police misconduct records dard and that no one is above the law, even if from public view. you’re enforcing it.” The law, known as 50-a, started to re- ceive greater scrutiny since around 2014, A MAN DROVE HIS CAR INTO A buildwhen condos, high-profile hotels, shopsincidents and of office police space vi- olence forced criminal justice reform into crowd of Black Lives Matter protesters on a build condos, hotels, shops and office space sidewalk along the Cross-Island Expressway the national conversation. The NYPD repeatedly cited 50-a in its refusal to dis- after getting out and waving knives at them The Queens borough president will also on Wednesday. No injuries were reported and close the disciplinary history of Daniel Pantaleo, the officer who choked Eric no arrests have been made. See page 16 for The Queens borough president will also the story. Garner to death on Staten Island. The law faces renewed attention fol- A MURAL IN A FLUSHING MEAD- lowing violent clashes between officers ows-Corona Park parking lot honoring front- and protestors during a series of demon- line workers has been completed after less than strations following the police killing of a week. “Somos La Luz” is a 20,000-square- George Floyd, a 46-year-old black man foot depiction of Dr. Ydelfonso Decoo, an in Minnesota. The conduct of several offi- immigrantp.m. at the physicianQCBA Office. who died of COVID-19. cers is under investigation, Mayor Bill de Blasio has said. “Ip.m. WANTED at the QCBA TO Office.FIGURE OUT A WAY that would Just bedays open after to publicwrapping traffic, up theaccording legis- if there’s a way to create an image that can lative session, state lawmakers will return help us mourn together in a time when the thatBrownfieldto would Albany be opennext remediation, weekto public to vote traffic,or theon a processpackageaccording of nation feels more divided than ever,” Cu- of reforms, including a repeal or overhaul ban-American artist Jorge Rodríguez-Gerada State lawmakers returning to Albany next week will consider repealing or revising 50-a, the Brownfieldof 50a. remediation, or the process of Continued on page 10 told CBS. section of state law that shields police disciplinary records.
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Continued from page 1 cent tragic acts of violence. I want you to know We find ourselves in contested times and you are not alone. I stand with you along with these trials and tribulations allow us to lean so many others in the York College community into the discomfort, sit with the pain, the fear and beyond; and we extend our support partic- and ask ourselves the hard questions. What ularly to York’s Black students, faculty, staff, is my responsibility in this? What action can alumni and community partners – we see you, I take? How am I directly connected to these we respect you and we support you. events? To all of these people? Writer Margaret Wheatley once stated, “We Only until we see ourselves directly related can turn away or we can turn toward. Those to each of these tragedies that have played out are the only two choices we have.” I hope we on our television screens, social media, and cit- choose to turn toward. ies throughout our country, will we realize our Dr. Berenecea Johnson Eanes assumed the responsibility to one another to ensuring the hu- interim presidency of York College on Sept. 1, man dignity within each of us. 2019. A social worker by training, Dr. Eanes I recognize the trauma and deep pain that has been an administrator at Columbia Uni- many of our students, families, faculty and staff versity, John Jay College and most recently, at Students study together outside York College in Jamaica. Photo courtesy of York College are experiencing in the wake of these most re- California State University, Fullerton. Mayor, NYPD vow to back off press following days of aggression By David Brand Queens Daily Eagle As an NYPD commander prepared officers to rush a large group of protestors corralled by cops at the base of the Manhattan Bridge Tuesday night, he reiterated a specific order: “No press.” “One of the most important things is press is essential,” the officer told the cops massed at the corner of Chrystie and Canal Streets, just before they charged the protestors trapped on bridge. “I don’t want to see anybody locking up the press.” Moments later, nearby cops cautioned report- ers to prepare for the surge. “We don’t want you caught up in the cloud of dust, like in the car- toons,” one officer advised. The interactions seemed to follow a public ef- fort by Mayor Bill de Blasio and top NYPD offi- cials to rein in the way cops interact with reporters Officers on the Manhattan side of the Manhattan Bridge were ordered to avoid “locking up the press” before rushing a group of pro- following a series of violent encounters nation- testors Tuesday night. Eagle photo by David Brand wide. In New York City, journalists have reported for that.” discourage the aggression in some cases. “We understand the stress and the dangers of being hit by baton-wielding cops and slammed Reporters embedded among demonstrators Not all journalists own an NYPD press pass, your job, especially during these protests and ri- in the face by officers’ shields as thousands of have borne the brunt of the violence, as cops further complicating interactions. Paradoxically, ots,” SPJ wrote. “We understand that at times it demonstrators have taken to the streets to protest charge crowds and attempt to break up the gath- reporters must demonstrate that they have cov- is difficult to make decisions in the face of the the police killing of George Floyd, a 46-year-old erings. Police Commissioner Dermot Shea said ered at least six events where NYPD officers crisis. We just ask that you take a moment and black man in Minnesota. The Manhattan District he called The Wall Street Journal to apologize to were present in order to obtain the pass. think before you take action against a journalist Attorney’s Office is investigating one alleged as- the reporter who was assaulted during Sunday’s An NYPD spokesperson said she was not im- there to do their job.” sault by police against a reporter from The Wall demonstration. mediately aware of protestors posing as report- “Treat us with the same respect and digni- Street Journal. “We a hundred percent respect the rights of the ers. But, she added, “if the commissioner said it, ty that you would want,” the letter continues. In Minneapolis, police have been accused of press,” Shea said Wednesday. I’m sure it exists.” “These are very volatile situations and we do our deliberately targeting reporters, while cops in Nevertheless, Shea said NYPD officers are Disagreements between police and the press best to cover these stories under the same condi- Chicago pepper-sprayed journalists who said they “not perfect” and that some of the violence stems are par for the course, as journalists press for in- tions you are.” clearly identified themselves inside a gas station. from “people purporting to be press that are actu- formation and officers attempt to exert control. On Wednesday, de Blasio denounced violence ally lying.” But violence is troubling, according to the Soci- against journalists during his daily press briefing. 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By Alex Zimmerman and Reema Amin students in her advisory period to talk about what atives who are and might face more serious conse- Chalkbeat they’ve seen, what they’ve heard, and what ques- quences of being tangled up with law enforcement. Remote learning has been tough on 16-year-old tions they have. Some students said they’ve seen Beecham has not felt safe going to the protests giv- Tai Muñoz. The freshman at Brooklyn’s Sunset many images of looting, while others have talked en the police response, though she hopes to attend Park High School, who strongly prefers hands-on about concerns about police harassing protesters. one later this month with her uncle and brother. instruction and is struggling with depression, has “What I want to do is [provide] the definition Beecham said schools should use this moment to been mostly out of contact with school staff. of what is looting, what is a riot [and] poke some place a greater emphasis on the history of oppression But after George Floyd was killed in Minneapo- holes in some of our mainstream understandings of of black people, ranging from Jim Crow laws to Colin lis police custody, Tai felt compelled to reach out to protest,” Kornhauser said. Kaepernick. And she is taking her own advice: When a trusted teacher. “I want to offer a counter-narrative to a lot of the a school counselor recently asked if she wanted to read “Hello, I know this is very out of the blue, but images of the demonization of protestors, particu- and discuss The New Jim Crow, a book about mass it needs to be said. If possible, can you please shed larly black and brown protestors.” incarceration, Beecham jumped at the chance. light on the recent death of George Floyd?” Tai Tai, who is Puerto Rican and uses they/their pro- wrote in an email to Abbey Kornhauser, their advi- nouns, said they are passionate about civil rights is- Calls for more counselors sor and social studies teacher. sues and the Black Lives Matter movement. Some of instead of school safety agents Many students and educators across the five Tai’s awareness comes from stories their father told As Elisha Martin watched the video of a Min- boroughs were already dealing with the trauma of of growing up in New York City and being searched neapolis police officer kneeling on Floyd’s neck, illness ravaging their communities and the isolation by police officers on the street. They wanted to at- the 15-year-old immediately began thinking about of being forced out of school buildings due to the tend protests, but their parents believe it’s too dan- how anyone who looks like him is constantly under coronavirus pandemic. gerous for safety and public health reasons amid the threat of police violence. Now, while apart from their school communi- coronavirus. That’s why Tai turned to Kornhauser. “It feels like I could die at any time for just ties, they’re trying to make sense of Floyd’s death “I want people to see what is happening,” Tai walking in the street or looking suspicious because Abbey Kornhauser, social studies teacher at and recent police killings of black people that have said in an interview. “I want people to understand I’m young and I’m black,” said the sophomore at Sunset Park High School.Photo courtesy of Chalkbeat sparked protests and an 8 p.m. curfew in New it. I want to be very much in the loop of what’s hap- Transit Tech Career and Technical Education High York City through June 7. New York City’s pro- pening, and I feel like if a lot of young people start School in Brooklyn, where teachers and counselors recent protests, Floyd, and the Black Lives Matter tests have largely been peaceful but have also talking about it, then our new generation can help have been offering to talk to students about every- movement, math teacher Kaitlin Ruggiero received a resulted in some violent clashes between police more than all the people before us.” thing that’s happening. response from one student that was different from the and protestors, hundreds of arrests, and incidents Kornhauser wants to share a list of resources her Under normal circumstances, Martin might have others: “I think all lives matter,” the student wrote. of looting. colleagues created giving students an overview of joined protests in New York City as he did last year If they were in school together, that student’s Students and educators alike are struggling with what’s happening and describes “actions they can to call for the firing of the New York police officer classmates would probably have chimed in before how to reckon with what’s happening and have im- take from home,” such as how to support student ad- who choked Eric Garner to death. But fears over the Ruggiero, she said, to explain the “Black Lives portant, but difficult conversations about race and vocacy groups or advocacy campaigns, but is wait- coronavirus have left him more comfortable partici- Matter” movement. But confined to their homes, violence. ing for approval from her school administration. pating in activism on social media. Ruggiero did what the student felt most comfort- Not only is it a challenge to have these conver- Martin said he sees parallels between the con- able with — she texted with him. sations remotely, but it’s difficult to process what’s Activism as expression cerns of protestors, who have called out racist polic- “It was a very tense 26 hours waiting for a re- happening on the city streets as some students, as In the aftermath of Floyd’s killing, La’Toya Bee- ing in communities of color, with the way his own sponse from him,” Ruggiero said. “He responded well as educators, are unable to participate in the cham’s South Bronx high school didn’t miss a beat. school is policed. In New York City, school security and said, ‘I understand your point. I think we don’t protests because of fears of possible health risks. Officials at Health, Education, and Research Oc- is operated by the police department, and school agree about this right now.’ So I offered to be there Others who are protesting remain isolated from cupations High School immediately sent an email safety agents have the power to make arrests or is- if he wanted to talk about it more with me.” sue summonses. Martin must pass through a metal support systems at their schools. encouraging students to reach out if they needed to That interaction underscores how difficult it detector every day when he arrives at school. Here are stories from educators and students talk, encouraged smaller advisory groups to have can be to have conversations about race and police “We’ve been talking about putting a stop to put- about how they’re trying to meet this moment. discussions, and held a virtual town hall that was violence when students and teachers are not in the ting more police presence in schools,” said Martin. open to families. same room. In this case, Ruggiero said the student “I have like 10 police officers in my school, and it’s ‘Don’t give us just a worksheet’ “It was just everybody debriefing as a school,” hasn’t lost interest — he is still viewing the Insta- a lot. And we don’t have as many guidance counsel- Kornhauser was still processing the recent news the 16-year-old said about the town hall. “It was gram account every day. ors, or as many therapists.” and unrest when she received the request from Tai, nice to have that place to talk; no one was really Another challenge for Ruggiero has been of- which came as a surprise after a prolonged silence judging you.” fering advice to students who are out protesting from the student. She had planned to create lessons Some students asked about how to safely par- Watching students find their voices in the middle of a pandemic, most often to those about the recent unrest but Tai’s email sped things ticipate in protests or whether it is responsible to Teachers at Forsyth Satellite Academy, a transfer who don’t feel comfortable talking to their parents. up, she said. participate if a student’s parents are undocumented. school serving overage and under credited students This weekend she received pictures from two stu- It was “kind of overwhelming” to find a way in, Beecham shared a spoken word piece that touched on the Lower East Side, have Instagram accounts dents who attended protests. One described running “especially as a white educator. You don’t want to be on themes of police violence, race, and colonialism. for their advisory periods where they post questions home after things got “really scary.” someone posting traumatizing videos of black and She noted some school staffers have encouraged or discussion prompts as another way to reach stu- “They’re returning to spaces where I don’t think brown people being killed, so it’s a fine line,” she said. artistic expression as a form of activism, especially dents during remote learning. they always have a full chance to work through Since last Thursday, Kornhauser has asked among students who are undocumented or have rel- In the last week, as those accounts focused on what their experience was,” Ruggiero said.
Thursday, June 4, 2020 • BQ Daily Eagle • 3 GG uest Editorial Opinions Kids need physical education, even when they can’t get it at school
By Collin Webster The Conversation When I noticed my 12-year-old son was spending about seven hours a day doing his school work online due to the COVID-19 pandemic, I immediately became concerned. As a researcher who focuses on how to get kids to be more physically active, I knew my son and his classmates were spending too much time sedentary. Being physically active is good for everyone’s physical and mental health, including children of all ages and abilities. Kids who are more physically active tend to get better grades and develop the self-confidence that can empower them to succeed later in life. For people with disabilities, physical activity can help them gain independence.
A summer slide in physical activity The arrival of summer vacation might allay concerns parents have about their children being too sedentary. I remember sum- mer vacation as a welcome break from sitting in school and be- ing stuck indoors. However, the reverse may be true for many kids today. In the U.S., a study of 18,170 young children found that the share of children who were obese rose from 8.9 to 11.5 percent between kindergarten and second grade. The increase generally occurred over the summer, not when kids were in school. Researchers think a lack of structured summertime activ- ities can cause kids to make unhealthy choices. This idea is bolstered by a review of 37 studies that found children were less active on weekends than on school days, and research showing that kids spend more time using screens in the summer than during the school year.
One hour a day – an elusive goal The Department of Health and Human Services recommends that school-aged children and adolescents spend at least a total of one hour each day running, biking or doing another physical activity. Yet, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, about 1 in 4 kids between the ages of 6 and 17 were meeting that recommendation prior to the pandemic. Even children who participate in organized sports may not be obtaining the prescribed 60 minutes of activity per day. One study found that children in flag football leagues spent only 20 minutes exercising during team practices. This finding is fairly consistent across other sports, such as soccer and basketball, where no more than about half of practice time was spent exer- cising. The level of physical activity plummets when kids reach middle school, and it doesn’t make much of a difference whether In short, the vast majority of kids need to spend more time Rather than scour the internet for ideas, parents of elementary they’re on teams or not. A study in San Diego found that kids being active both in school and at home. Additional time spent students should play games with their children that incorporate between 11 and 14 years old spent a total of seven minutes less in PE class increases students’ ability to learn the skills to stay fundamental motor skills. Throwing and catching a beanbag, on physical activity, as compared to children between 7 and 10 active as adults. striking a balloon with a paddle and kicking a ball are all helpful. years old, during sport practices. Encouraging children to dance and do some basic tumbling Meanwhile, children and adolescents spend as much as eight What kids need from PE will help them improve their balance. hours daily doing things like watching TV, using smartphones Physical education provides kids with more than just exercise, Parents of middle and high school students should encourage and playing video games. which is why activities like marching band and even team sports their kids to try activities they might enjoy and continue into are, in my view, a poor substitute. adulthood, such as running, hiking, biking and – when facilities School physical education – the pill not taken In elementary school, PE should mainly support the devel- are available – racquetball. Try to encourage them by participat- When it comes to promoting physical activity, research- opment of fundamental motor skills, such as jumping, kicking, ing yourself and being a physically active role model. ers have referred to physical education as “the pill not taken.” throwing and catching, which are essential for a wide range Whenever possible, parents should support their children’s Currently, only Oregon and the District of Columbia have poli- of activities, such as most team sports, dance and gymnastics. activity interests by assisting with transportation, buying equip- cies that require schools to provide the nationally recommended Children who have mastered these skills are more physically ac- ment and planning family outings to parks and local events like amount of time for PE – 150 minutes weekly for elementary tive than those who haven’t. fun runs. grades and 225 minutes for middle and high school students. Middle and high school PE programs should focus on keep- Parents should also help their children learn to track and man- Also, more than half of the states have loopholes that let high ing kids motivated to stay active. Because adolescents are more age their personal fitness. Wearable fitness trackers like Fitbits school students skip PE. motivated to be physically active when they feel like they’re in are a helpful tool. Kids can use these to set daily step goals and Overall, most school systems weren’t doing enough to keep control of their learning, giving them a say in terms of what they monitor progress. kids fit before COVID-19 ushered in months of makeshift re- do matters. Since different kids have different interests, the PE Families also can regularly try new activities that make fit- mote learning. The CDC gave schools a grade of D- for their curriculum should span not only team sports, but also activities ness fun. For example, to work on aerobic endurance, try jump- efforts on that front. that require fewer participants, such as tennis and golf. ing rope or dancing. Instead of using weights to build muscular Students at all levels of instruction should have opportunities strength, go kayaking or rock climbing, or use resistance bands to develop their physical fitness, especially their aerobic endur- at home. Yoga, pilates and tai chi are great for developing flexi- Daily Eagle of Brooklyn and Queens welcomes opinions, ance, muscular strength and flexibility. bility. both pro and con, on all subjects affecting our daily lives. Just remember this: Physical activity is a behavior and phys- We also welcome responses to the published articles and What parents can do ical fitness is a condition. Neither are synonymous with phys- Dozens, maybe hundreds, of online resources are devoted to ical education but a good PE program will help bring about opinions, which should be sent to [email protected] keeping kids active and fit when they aren’t in school. However, both. (Brooklyn) and [email protected] (Queens). I’ve found that few are backed by research and that most were Collin Webster is associate dean for research and innovation not developed by professional PE educators. at the College of Education at the University of South Carolina.
4 • BQ Daily Eagle • Thursday, June 4, 2020 Defiant New York City protesters march through curfew
By Jake Seiner and Deepti Hajela Associated Press NEW YORK (AP) — An 8 p.m. curfew didn’t stop thousands of defiant demonstra- tors from marching through the streets of New York City throughout the night Tuesday, though some of the destruction seen over the past few nights was quelled. The citywide curfew, which is in place through Sunday, was instated to prevent the widespread damage and destruction that has filled the city’s streets over the last two nights after largely peaceful dayside protests. Mayor Bill de Blasio doubled down on the citywide curfew, but rejected urging from President Donald Trump and an offer from Gov. Andrew Cuomo to bring in the National Guard. “Everyone, time to go home so we can keep people safe,” he said on WINS-AM radio short- ly after the curfew took effect. But demonstrators continued winding through the streets, as part of ongoing nation- wide protests following the May 25 death of George Floyd, a Black man who died last week after a white Minneapolis police officer pressed a knee on Floyd’s neck even after he stopped moving and pleading for air. “I’m surprised,” said Risha Munoz, on Man- hattan’s Upper West Side, where at points pro- testers were greeted with cheers and horns by onlookers in building windows. “I didn’t think they were gonna let us go on, but we just kept on moving and we’re not stopping.” “Something has to break, and it’s not going to be us,” said Evan Kutcher, one of hundreds Protesters kneeled in Times Square on Tuesday, to protest police brutality and the death of George Floyd. Photo: Seth Wenig/AP of demonstrators who stood outside the Bar- clays Center chanting Floyd’s name Tuesday Jane Rossi said she witnessed officers rip a “They were just driving behind the protest- strations in Brooklyn and Manhattan. evening. man out of his car and arrest him in Chelsea ers making sure that we were safe,” Rossi said. There was also a heavy police presence in Police began making arrests around 9 p.m. around 10:45 p.m. “They were part of the protest.” Crown Heights, where authorities say police and shut down parts of the West Side Highway The car was behind a group of several hun- NYPD officers forced two Associated Press fatally shot a man after responding to reports in lower Manhattan, blocking it off to huge dred protesters that had roamed Manhattan journalists to stop covering the protests Tues- of shots fired. NYPD Chief of Department Ter- crowds of protesters. The Police Department peacefully since leaving Trump Tower at 8 day night, surrounding them, shoving them ence Monahan said the officer-involved shoot- announced it would not allow vehicle traffic p.m. Tensions had risen moments earlier when and cursing at them while yelling at them to go ing was not connected to the protests. south of 96th Street in Manhattan after curfew, some in the group began trying to damage a home, despite an order allowing media to re- Contributing were Associated Press writers though residents, essential workers, buses and bike rental station and banged on the windows main on city streets. Michael R. Sisak, Jim Mustian, Jennifer Peltz, truck deliveries were exempt. of a JCPenny. The vast majority of the crowd Just after midnight Wednesday, most of the Tom Hays and Karen Matthews in New York. “We’re going to have a tough few days. moved to stop them. Officers surrounded the city’s streets were cleared aside from police pa- Michael Hill and Marina Villeneuve reported We’re going to beat it back,” de Blasio said. car and arrested the driver moments later. trolling, especially in hot-spot areas for demon- from Albany. U.S. legislatures hesitant to pass laws restricting use of force By Julie Carr Smyth The issue is at the heart of nation- couldn’t manage after 2014, a year quiring outside investigations when collected by the National Institute on Associated Press wide protests set off by the May 25 that included the deaths at the hands people die in police custody — a law Money in Politics. NEW YORK (AP) — A wave of death of George Floyd, a black man of police of Michael Brown in Fer- supported by the state’s largest police Much of that money has been police killings of young black men in who died after a white police officer guson, Missouri, Eric Garner in New union. spent in California, where unions 2014 prompted 24 states to quickly in Minneapolis pressed a knee into York and 12-year-old Tamir Rice in This week, Gov. Tony Evers asked initially defeated reforms before pass some type of law enforcement Floyd’s neck for several minutes Cleveland. the Legislature to go further and pass the state enacted a pair of laws last reform, but many declined to address while he pleaded for air. “We’re absolutely at a point in a bill that would require law enforce- year. One allows police to use lethal the most glaring issue: police use of Now, some lawmakers and gov- time where we have to do more,” said ment agencies to minimize the use of force only when necessary to defend force. Six years later, only about a ernors are hoping to harness the re- Maryland state Del. Vanessa Atter- force and prioritize preserving life. In against an imminent threat of death or third of states have passed laws on newed wave of anger to push through beary, who will chair a working group New Jersey, Gov. Phil Murphy and serious injury to officers or bystand- the question. changes on the use of force they announced this week that will take up the attorney general said Tuesday ers. The second requires additional use-of-force standards for that state. they will update state guidelines gov- officer training. Pushback from politically influen- erning police use of force for the first The California debate was driven tial law enforcement unions prompted time in two decades. in part by the fatal 2018 shooting by some states’ use-of-force proposals to Despite the sense in many places Sacramento police of 22-year-old stall, while others have opted for vol- that this moment could produce real Stephon Clark, who was clutching a untary programs to change policing change, challenges remain. cellphone that officers said they mis- practices. In some states, lawmakers Police unions have often resisted took for a weapon. have even broadened the powers of attempts to restrict officers’ use of The shooting in Ohio of Rice, police, such as increasing penalties deadly force and are politically po- whose toy Airsoft gun officers said for those who attack officers or, as tent in most states. they mistook for a real one, contribut- in Tennessee and Utah, limiting the The National Fraternal Order of ed to then-Gov. John Kasich creating power of independent review boards Police issued a statement acknowl- the Ohio Collaborative Communi- that investigate police conduct. edging there is “no doubt” Floyd’s ty-Police Advisory Board. As of August 2018, at least 16 death has diminished public trust in In 2015, the board adopted state- states had passed use-of-force laws, police. wide standards limiting use of deadly according to the nonpartisan National “Police officers need to treat all force by police officers to defending Conference of State Legislatures. A of our citizens with respect and un- themselves or others from serious in- handful of those directly restricted derstanding and should be held to the jury or death. The state’s legislature what police could do. In Utah and very highest standards for their con- opted against turning those recom- Missouri, for example, force used by duct,” the organization said. mendations into law, leaving police officers must be “reasonable and nec- Since 2016, groups representing agencies to comply voluntarily. essary.” Colorado has banned choke- police nationwide have contributed Karhlton Moore, who leads the holds, the maneuver used on Garner. $1.3 million directly to candidates Ohio Department of Public Safety Other laws created task forces to for governor and attorney general division that oversees the standards, In this 2014, file photo, demonstrators block Public Square in Cleve - set new standards, boosted training or and given at least another $1 million said roughly three-quarters of Ohio land during a protest over the police shooting of 12-year-old Tamir improved tracking of officers’ use of for independent expenditures that ad- residents now live in areas covered Rice. A wave of police killings of young black men in 2014 prompted guns and deadly force. vocate for or against candidates for by police agencies that are either cer- 24 states to quickly pass some type of law enforcement reform. In 2014, Wisconsin became the first all state-level offices, according to tified or in the process of being certi- AP Photo/Tony Dejak, File state in the country to enact a law re- an Associated Press analysis of data fied as upholding the standards.
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6 • SECOND DEPARTMENT/Brooklyn/Daily Eagle • Thursday, June 4, 2020 SSPORTS Brooklyn bowler Casillas headed to SFC New Utrecht grad one of two new additions to Terriers’ roster By John Torenli, Sports Editor Brooklyn Daily Eagle St. Francis Brooklyn women’s head bowling coach Dawn Gugliaro didn’t have to go very far to find the next “big contrib- utor” to her program. The St. Francis Brooklyn women’s bowling team added two new players last week, including Brooklyn native and New Utrecht High School alum Rachel Casillas. Photo courtesy of SFC Brooklyn Athletics Gugliaro announced last week that Rachel Casillas, a Brook- lyn native and former team captain at New Utrecht High School in Bensonhurst, was one of two new additions to the SFC bowl- ing team, alongside fellow signee Mikayla Ferrara from Webster, N.Y. Casillas, who intends to major in psychology at the diminu- tive Remsen Street School following a standout four-year stint on the bowling team at New Utrecht, has five siblings including her brother Emmanuel, who is bowling for Campbellsville Uni- versity in Kentucky. Fortunately for Gugliaro, Casillas opted to stay much closer to home after winning the Public School Athletic League Brooklyn Individuals in 2018 and placing second last year. She also finished sixth overall last season in New York City Individuals, finishing her high school career with a high average of 192 on the lanes. “Rachel is a passionate athlete, extremely knowledgeable, and works very hard,” Gugliaro said. “Her consistency and powerful roll will be a welcomed addi- tion to the roster. She is determined to be a big contributor to our program.” New Utrecht is starting to become a pipeline of talent for the Terriers as current St. Francis standout Victorio Doto hails from the Brooklyn school, as did SFC alumna Erin Reilly, who was on the team when Gugliaro helped to found the program back in 2007. Ferrara recorded an average of 186 during her high school The SFC Brooklyn men’s and women’s swimming and diving squads added 12 new players to their respective rosters years at Webster Thomas High School. last week. Photo courtesy of SFC Brooklyn Athletics. She helped lead her team to three Division A Championships and two Section V Championships. In 2018, Ferrara and her team The two new additions should bolster a squad that went 45-55 Raquel Torrez, and Cassandre Zenon. placed third in the NYSPHSAA State Tournament and earned a last season, including a 5-13 mark in Northeast Conference play. “I am very excited about the group of young ladies we are Bronze Medal. “We are extremely excited to welcome Rachel and Mikayla to adding to the roster for the upcoming season,” Guidera said. She concluded her high school career as an undefeated Class our Terrier family,” Gugliaro noted. “Each one of them has the ability to be strong contributors in A Division Champion and qualified for the NYSPHSAA State “Both student-athletes complement our roster nicely as they dual meets and score at conference.” Tournament while graduating Magna Cum Laude. will add depth to our team for the upcoming season. I am looking The five new additions on the men’s side are Filip Duric, Ka- Entering SFC as a biology major, Ferrara plans to apply to forward to them joining us in Brooklyn Heights and becoming mil Goleniec, Josiah Parag, Vladimir Petras, and Daniel Santos. dental school following her undergraduate career here in Brook- contributors to our program on and off the lanes.” “We return this season with nearly the full team from last year. lyn Heights. Also at SFC, men’s and women’s swimming and diving Head The five young men joining us have incredible abilities and help “Mikayla is a determined athlete who comes to us with solid Coach Brian Guidera announced the additions of 12 student-ath- in both individual events and relays,” said Guidera. basics and a strong foundation to build on,” said Gugliaro. letes to the Terriers’ respective rosters for the 2020-21 season. “We will have incredible depth in all our events.” “We look forward to her joining our program and competing He added seven student-athletes to the women’s roster and at the next level. Off the lanes, she is a tremendous student, and five to the men’s squad. Over at Long Island University, five athletic programs re- she has great compatibility with the team and will fit in very The newcomers on the women’s team include Sanja Arsic, ceived National Collegiate Athletic Association Division I Aca- well,” Ashley Bagabuyo, Laetitia Bouc, Margo Koets, Gabriela Kostka, demic Performance Program awards last month. LIU baseball, men’s golf, women’s golf, men’s track & field and the Brooklyn-based volleyball program all scored in the top 10 percent nationally in Academic Progress Rate (APR) in their respective sports. The APR is an annual scorecard of academic achievement calculated for all Division I sports teams. LIU, Bryant and Saint Francis U (Pennsylvania) led all Northeast Conference institu- tions with five public recognition awards apiece. Additionally, men’s and women’s golf, men’s track and field and volleyball were recognized by the NCAA and the NEC for having perfect 1,000 APR scores. Volleyball and men’s golf were recognized for the fifth and sixth years in a row, respectively, while men’s track and field and women’s golf both earned the award for the third straight year. Baseball earned the honor for the first time in program history. “The ultimate goal is the graduation of our student-athletes,” said NEC Commissioner Noreen Morris. “As such, these teams with perfect APR scores affirm a con- ference-wide commitment to academic success,” she added. “This relentless pursuit of excellence in the classroom is no small feat, and points to the high standards set by our student-athletes, and the tireless support of their coaches and academic support staff.” The APR measures eligibility, graduation and retention each semester or academic term and provides a clear picture of the academic performance for each team in every sport. Though they were ousted in last year’s Northeast Conference Tournament semifinals, the Brooklyn-based LIU wom- All teams must meet an academic threshold of 930 to qualify en’s volleyball team was one of five programs from the school to be recognized by the NCAA Division I Academic Per- for the postseason and can face penalties for continued low aca- formance Program. Photo courtesy of LIU Athletics. demic performance.
Thursday, June 4, 2020 • BQ Daily Eagle • 7 Our World In Pictures
Demonstrator Elizabeth White cries as she protests the death of George Floyd, Wednesday, June 3, near the White House in Washington. Floyd died af- ter being restrained by Minne- apolis police officers. AP Photo/Manuel Balce Ceneta
A protester gestures as she stands above the crowd during a demonstration in Parliament Square in Lon- don on Wednesday, June 3, 2020, over the death of George Floyd. AP Photo/Matt Dunham
Members of South Korean girl group 3YE walk through a thermal cam- Health workers from Doctors Without Borders visit a squatters camp to conduct medical examinations era system to check the body temperature as they arrive on the red car- and avoid the spread of the COVID-19 in Sao Bernardo do Campo, greater Sao Paulo area, Brazil. pet at the 56th Daejong Film Awards ceremony in Seoul, South Korea. AP Photo/Andre Penner AP Photo/Ahn Young-Joon
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NETHERLANDS — Cross- ing over: Thousands of peo- ple lined Erasmus Bridge to take part in a demonstration in Rotterdam on Wednesday to protest the recent killing of George Floyd. Photo: Peter Dejong/AP
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Thursday, June 4, 2020 • BQ Daily Eagle • 9 The state legislature may repeal 50-a. Here’s what that means. Continued from page 1 were “designed to once again demonize police officers, seemingly As reform bills gain steam in the legislature, here’s what you Former NYPD for political gain,” and that legislators who support it “ignored both need to know about the campaign to change 50-a. Commissioner the serious risks to police officer safety and the reputational harm James O’Neill said of publishing false allegations.” What is 50-a? “the law must The New York City Correction Officers Benevolent Association 50-a is a section of the New York Civil Rights Law that deems change” after an also filed a suit in 2015 that used an expansive interpretation of the “personnel records” of police officers, firefighters and correc- independent report 50-a to argue that jail guard records should be hidden from public tions officers “confidential and not subject to inspection or review” commissioned view. (Last year a judge ruled the records must remain public.) without the officer’s permission. It was passed in the 1970s both to by the NYPD Despite O’Neill’s concessions, the NYPD has stopped short of protect the personal information of officers who testified in court criticized 50-a. accepting a full repeal of the law; instead, as its deputy commis- and to prevent “harassment” by criminal defense attorneys. Benjamin Kanter/ sioner Benjamin Tucker argued to the City Council last year, the But legal organizations and activists argue that the law as writ- Mayoral Photo Office statute should be amended to allow for the release of only those ten is too vague. In practice, they say, state courts have set a broad records that hold “significant public interest.” precedent that allows the police to conceal nearly all police records from public view, exempting officers from transparency standards Will it get repealed? applied to other public officials. Unclear. After the Democrats took control of the State Senate this January, progressives were optimistic that long-stalled bills Who wants it repealed? relating to issues such as immigration, abortion and transgender A coalition of activists and progressive politicians has pursued rights would finally pass. At least for the first few months, much 50-a reform in earnest since 2014, with more state legislators and of that legislation panned out. But now, after spending months city councilmembers announcing their support each year. Bills to working out the details of the state budget, some senators doubt repeal 50-a have been championed by police reform organizations, that they’ll have time to hammer out the details before the current including New York Communities for Change and Make the Road A similar debate over public access to misconduct records is legislative session ends on June 19. (Gov. Andrew Cuomo did not New York, and legal organizations including the New York City Bar unfolding in California, where police unions sued to block a Senate include the issue on his list of legislative priorities this year, and in Association, Legal Aid and the New York Civil Liberties Union. bill that would have made such records public. But beyond the na- the past he has said the decision should be left to the NYPD.) Mayor Bill de Blasio has also signaled his support for repealing tional debates over police accountability, lawyers and activists also The City Council is currently debating a set of bills that would the law. NYPD Commissioner James O’Neill said at the same time contend that New York’s 50-a in particular is egregiously strict. require the NYPD to release some aggregate misconduct data, but that he believed “making information about disciplinary proceed- Appellate court decisions over the past decade have expanded the only politicians who have the power to eliminate the 50-a ex- ings public will help us build trust with the community.” the 50-a shield to cover records of on-duty police misconduct, such emption are state legislators. Lawmakers have introduced multiple O’Neill later created an independent panel to study whether the as an officer assaulting a civilian during a traffic stop. bills this session in the State Senate and State Assembly to change law should be repealed. That panel, comprised of two former pros- riginally, the law only protected records of off-duty misconduct, the law, but the bills in both chambers are stalled in committee. ecutors and a former judge, released a report this February that such as an officer selling prescription pain pills while off the clock. The success or failure of 50-a reform may hinge on the debate found “almost a complete lack of transparency and public account- These rulings have made it more difficult for defense lawyers to between amending the statute and wiping it from the state code ability” around NYPD discipline. In the wake of the report, O’Neill bring such records into the litigation process through discovery. altogether. One bill introduced in the Senate by the Bronx’s Sen. conceded that “the law must change.” Only two other states in the country have statutes that exempt Jamaal Bailey and in the Assembly by Manhattan’s Assembly- police officers from public records law. member Danny O’Donnell would repeal 50-a outright. State law- Why do they want it repealed? makers said last week that they had made progress toward passing Over the past five years, criminal justice activists have focused Who doesn’t want it repealed? the bill. Another bill, introduced by Brooklyn Sen. Kevin Parker, not only on acts of violence by individual police officers but also Unsurprisingly, groups representing police and correctional of- would narrow the 50-a exemption to cover only records relating on the willingness of department leadership to forgive, ignore or ficers have been the loudest voices opposing the repeal of 50-a. to officer performance evaluations and promotions, while a third even cover up officer misconduct. These organizations argue that repealing the law outright would bill would keep the law as-is but add a provision allowing civilian In the case of Eric Garner’s death, for example, the NYPD cited endanger police officers by making their personal information too review boards to seek the release of specific records. 50-a in refusing to release Pantaleo’s disciplinary history. Panta- accessible. Most advocates have rallied around an outright repeal, but it re- leo’s internal NYPD trial began only last year and is ongoing, but The Patrolmen’s Benevolent Association, which represents mains unclear how pressure from the police unions, which donated a leaked version of his complaint history showed he had several rank-and-file police officers, has been the most vocal defender of more than $1.3 million to state legislators last year, may influence substantiated complaints for abusive stops and searches. 50-a. Earlier this year the PBA said that moves to repeal the law which version of the bill ends up passing. Suozzi set to distribute PPE to Queens residents By David Brand Judy Vladimir. Queens Daily Eagle He will then visit the Bay Terrace Associ- U.S. Rep. Tom Suozzi will visit the northeast ation of Coops in Bayside, where he will be Queens section of his district today and tomor- joined by members of the Bay Terrace Commu- row to distribute personal protective equipment nity Alliance including Warren Schreiber and to thousands of residents. Phil Konigsberg. The PPE includes paper masks, cloth masks On Friday, Suozzi will head to the Bay Ter- and hand sanitizer, donated by the New York race Shopping Center, where he will be joined City and the nonprofit Long Island Laboring by State Sen. John Liu, Assemblymember Ed Against COVID-19, or LILAC. Braunstein and Councilmember Paul Vallone. On Thursday, Suozzi will distribute the PPE at the Commonpoint Queens Samuel U.S. Rep. Tom Suozzi will distribute PPE to Field Center in Little Neck. He will be joined thousands of Queens residents today and by staff members Barbara Becker Bruno and tomorrow. Photo courtesy of Suozzi’s Office
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10 • Queens Daily Eagle • Thursday, June 4, 2020 Herbert Stempel, infamous TV quiz show whistleblower from Queens, has died at 93 By Hillel Italie matter of conscience, but revenge. When he tried Associated Press to get back in touch with Enright, he realized that Herbert Stempel, a fall guy and whistleblow- the producer no longer was interested. er of early television whose confession to delib- “He just completely forgot I ever existed,” erately losing on a 1950s quiz show helped drive Stempel later told the Archive of American Tele- a national scandal and join his name in history to vision. “He had a picture of Charles Van Doren in winning contestant Charles Van Doren, has died his office when I walked in there and all he could age 93. do was praise Charles Van Doren, tell me what a Stempel’s former wife, Ethel Stempel, told great contestant is.” The Associated Press on Sunday that he died at a Stempel’s public declarations were initial- New York City nursing home on April 7. She cit- ly dismissed, but as contestants on other shows ed no specific cause of death. made similar statements, authorities began to take Stempel’s long life was changed and defined action. A grand jury was convened in New York in by a TV face-off late in 1956, when he and Van 1958 and Congressional hearings began the fol- Doren smoothly executed a fraudulent display of lowing year, with Stempel and Van Doren both knowledge, gaps in knowledge and sportsman- testifying and acknowledging their complicity. ship on “Twenty-One,” part of a wave of pro- Van Doren, who had no further comment on the grams that offered big prizes for trivia experts. scandal until a 2009 essay in The New Yorker, was Confessions by Stempel and others badly tainted among those given suspended sentences for lying the young medium, helped lead to Congress’ ban- to the grand jury. Stempel would endure being ning what had been technically legal — rigging “treated like a pariah” by his relatives and losing game shows — and to the cancellation of “Twen- much of his prize money in an investment scam. ty-One” among others. Herbert Stempel, a Queens native pictured in 1956, was a whistle blower of early televi- For years, he lived quietly in Queens with Interest was revived by the 1994 movie “Quiz sion whose confession to deliberately losing on a 1950s quiz show helped drive a nation- his second wife, Ethel (his first wife, Toby, died Show,” directed by Robert Redford and starring al scandal. AP file photo in 1980), working as an office manager, public John Turturro as Stempel and Ralph Fiennes as school teacher and on the litigation support unit Van Doren, who died last year. promised to make him a question consultant for key drama starring Ernest Borgnine. He had seen of the New York City Department of Transpor- The undoing of “Twenty-One” was set off by “Twenty-One,” get him an appearance on “The it three times and related to its story of a lone- tation. He reemerged as a public figure in the declining ratings, and a producer’s refusal to up- Steve Allen Show” and allow him to compete on a ly butcher in New York City. But he was told to 1990s, when “Twenty-One” was featured in a Ju- hold a dirty bargain. future quiz program. guess “On the Waterfront,” the Oscar winner of lian Krainin documentary and in Redford’s mov- Stempel, raised in Elmhurst and the son of Stempel and Van Doren were an obvious con- 1954, and a film, ironically, about a boxer who ie, for which Stempel served as a consultant. He Jewish immigrants, would boast of a “retentive trast: The fair-haired and handsome Van Doren, throws a fight. would say “Quiz Show” distorted his life and memory” that had made him a quiz show star and the relatively plain Stempel, a stocky, dark- With tens of millions looking on, Stem- personality. since childhood and a natural for “Twenty-One.” haired man with glasses and a flat, nasally accent. pel muttered “I don’t remember” three times, “I was a little miffed at the portrayal. I was Hosted by Jack Barry, the program placed two Each duly played their parts: looking down, blink- shook his head and weakly guessed, “On the Wa- showed to be a nerd, a square and a hyper little contestants in isolation booths on opposite sides ing nervously, wiping their foreheads and pre- terfront?” Upon Van Doren’s eventual victory, guy,” he told the Television Academy archive, re- of the stage and challenged them on everything tending to think out loud as they responded to the contestants smiled and shook hands at cen- membering a humorous encounter with Turturro from modern sports to Civil War history. Stempel, such challenges as “Name the three heavyweight ter stage. Stempel, who still had nearly $50,000 at a screening. “John walked over to me and he identified by Barry as a 29-year-old G.I. Bill col- champions immediately preceding Joe Louis” and in winnings, thanked Barry and the show’s staff said to me, ‘If you punch me in the nose I would lege student from Queens, had prevailed for six “Name the second, third, fourth, and fifth wives of for their “kindness” and “courtesy.” Barry in turn understand why. ... And I didn’t want any trouble. straight weeks and accumulated $69,500. But au- Henry VIII and describes their fates.” praised Stempel’s “courage” and “fighting spirit.” I realized he played me over the top and so forth. diences were apparently bored and advertisers Stempel retained a wry sense of humor, re- Van Doren would continue winning for He’s an actor. He’s told by the director, Redford, to worried. Producer Dan Enright’s solution was to sponding “They all died” when asked about Hen- months, and was celebrated in a Time magazine play me in a certain way, and that’s how he played have Stempel lose to a more charismatic oppo- ry VIII’s wives. But one wrong answer was per- cover story as “TV’s own health-restoring anti- it. And I said, ‘No, John, everything’s cool.’ nent, Van Doren, scion of a prominent scholarly sonally painful: Which movie received the Oscar dote to (Elvis the Pelvis) Presley.” Stempel, mean- “And my wife, Ethel, is a very feisty wom- family and himself a rising star at Columbia Uni- for best picture in 1955? As Stempel would ex- while, found himself shut out entirely. He would an, and she said, ‘Step aside, Herb, I want to take versity. Stempel later said he agreed when Enright plain, he knew the winner was “Marty,” the low- acknowledge his decision to speak out wasn’t a a crack at him.’”
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12 • SECOND DEPARTMENT/Brooklyn/Daily Eagle • Thursday, June 4, 2020 Our World In Pictures GERMANY — Asking for help: New cars were stored at the “Logport” (logistic port) in Duisburg on Wednesday. The car industry is expecting help from the German government during the coronavirus pan- demic economy crisis. Photo: Martin Meissner/AP
INDONESIA — Keeping clean: A worker sprayed dis- infectant in an attempt to help curb the spread of the corona- virus in Jakarta on Wednesday. Photo: Achmad Ibrahim/AP 2ND DEPARTMENT / NEW BUSINESS FORMATIONS
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Thursday, June 4, 2020 • SECOND DEPARTMENT/Brooklyn/Daily Eagle • 13 JUDGMENT AFFIRMED IN DEATH BENEFICIARY DISPUTE Appellate Division, Second Department The justices of the Appellate Division, Second Department affirmed a ruling by Hon. Katherine Levine of Kings County Supreme Court, Civil Term in a proceeding to compel the New York City Employees’ Retirement System (NYCERS) to pay a death benefit to the petitioner, Bettye Thomas. Shelda Evans began her membership in NYCERS in 1972 and retired in March of 2016. In November 2016, NYCERS received two separate notarized retirement option election forms from Evans. One form, re ceived on Nov. 21, 2016, designated Hon. Katherine Levine Thomas as the beneficiary of Evans’ death Eagle file photo by Rob Abruzzese benefit and the other form, received on Nov. 25, 2016, designated Betsy Stickney and Leslie Evans as the beneficiaries. Shelda Evans died on Dec. 16, 2016. On March 1, 2017, Thomas appeared in person at the NYCERS customer service center and filled out a request for an information form seeking the identity of Evans’ death benefit beneficiary. On the form, Thomas provided an address in the Bronx and NYCERS returned it in forming her that Stickney and Evans were the beneficiaries. On March 27, 2017, Thomas returned to the customer service center and submitted a letter demanding that NYCERS halt the distribution of any monies to Stickeny or Evans. That letter did not list an address but was submitted along with a copy of Thomas’ NYS identification that listed an address in Harlem. On March 30, 2017, NYCERS sent a letter to the Harlem address stating that the beneficiary would be paid to Stickney and Evans because the last notarized retirement option election form that NYCERS received designated them as such. In December of 2017, Thomas filed a complaint against NYCERS and Stickney separately moved to dismiss the petition as timebarred. In an order and judgment dated Aug. 3, 2018, Justice Levine granted those motions, denied the petition and dismissed the proceeding, on the basis that the Mar. 30, 2017 letter was a final deter mination that was mailed to the address provided by Thomas. Thomas appealed and the justices of the Second Department agreed with the Supreme Court. They explained that the fourmonth statute of limitations begins to run “after the respondent’s refusal, upon the demand of the petitioner, to perform its duty.” In this case, the justices found that the March 30, 2017 letter was an unequivocal refusal to comply with Thomas’ demand, which constituted a final determination by NYCERS. They concluded that NYCERS had every right to rely upon the address in dicated on Thomas’ identification that she provided as proof of her iden tification at the time of her demand. Additionally, the justices noted that NYCERS did not receive any notice that the letter was returned as unde liverable.. —Matter of Thomas v. New York City Employees' Retirement Sys., 2018‐12714, May 27, 2020 PERSONAL INJURY CASE RESUMES FOLLOWING APPEAL Appellate Division, Second Department The justices of the Appellate Division, Second Department reversed an order from Kings County Supreme Court, Civil Term, which granted summary judgment dismissing a complaint against 850 Pennsylvania Ave. Chicken, Inc. (Pennsylvania Chicken). The complaint was filed by Alfonzo Bishop after he allegedly tripped and fell while crossing a parking lot owned by Pennsylvania Avenue Management and leased by Pennsylva nia Chicken. The defendants moved for summary judgment dismissing the complaint, arguing that Bishop was unable to identify the cause of his fall, the alleged defect was trivial and that Pennsylvania Management was an outofpossession landlord with no duty to maintain or repair the parking lot. Bishop did not oppose that branch of the motion as it related to Pennsylvania Management. In an order dated Jan. 10, 2019, the Supreme Court granted the defendants’ motion and directed dismissal of the complaint as asserted against both defendants. Bishop appealed from the portion of the order that dismissed the complaint as asserted against Pennsylvania Chicken. Upon Bishop’s appeal, the justices of the Second Department reversed that portion of the order, finding that the evidence submitted by the defendants’ was insufficient to demonstrate that the condition of the parking lot where Bishop allegedly fell was trivial as a matter of law. In their decision, the justices noted that the evidence submitted by the defendants in support of the motion, including the dep osition testimony of Bishop, raised a triable issue of fact as to whether he tripped and fell due to the alleged uneven condition of the sewer grate and the surrounding area in the middle of the parking lot. — Bishop v. Pennsylvania Ave. Mgt., LLC, 2019‐01442, May 13, 2020
14 • SECOND DEPARTMENT/Queens/Daily Eagle • Thursday, June 4, 2020 Sunnyside service organization fights for kids, families and seniors amid COVID tragedy By Judy Zangwill constant communication with our most vulnerable As told to the Eagle clients. Our senior services intake team has field- ed more than 1,300 inquiries from seniors look- Judy Zangwill is executive director of Sunny- ing for help. We might have seen 400 calls under side Community Services. The nonprofit serves normal circumstances. Five staff members usually over 16,000 people of all ages annually in Queens, handle this, but we now have 14 people dedicated Brooklyn, Manhattan and the Bronx through a to helping seniors access what they need to remain range of programs: youth and family programs safe at home. Food insecurity is the top concern. that support progress up the educational ladder, We are delivering shelf-stable meals, connecting help overcome educational attainment barriers, some seniors to meals on wheels and others to the and work towards a career; senior services that City’s meal delivery program. We have also cre- promote healthy aging, provide socialization op- ated a temporary food pantry to help families in portunities, and enable the older members to age our programs. in place; and, SCS Home Care that provides es- sential care for seniors and people with disabili- How are you balancing the needs of your Judy Zangwill is executive director of Sunnyside Community Services. ties. clients with the level of risk to your employees? Photo courtesy of Judy Zangwill
How has your organization navigated the In the case of home care, our home health in, it is spent. Online donations are the best way until we have a better picture of what our fund- pandemic? aides continue to commute to reach clients even to help us meet the needs of the people we serve. ing will look like at after July 1. There is so much when they are frightened. The aides are commit- We also need our partners at the City and State uncertainty around government funding, which is Before the city and state announced stay-at- ted to ensuring frail seniors are well cared for at level not to make any cuts to social services pro- the bulk of our budget. home measures, we decided that in-person pro- home even when social distancing is impossible. grams like SCS. New Yorkers need organizations What do you think the future holds for gramming would halt on March 13 except for We have provided aides with PPE. Our nurses like us now more than ever. However, we hear that your sector as a result of the pandemic? home care. We had been preparing for this for and staff call clients and aides before assignments we should be prepared for reductions as early as close to two weeks, making sure the staff had the begin to ensure neither is showing symptoms of July, which makes it very difficult to plan. I think we will see that the need for organiza- technology to begin working remotely. In the first Covid -19. Aides also had to deal with childcare tions like Sunnyside Community Services is only month, the fear and the stress was palpable. We issues when schools closed. It has been an incred- What programs/services have you had to going to be greater. The idea that City and State of- learned of clients lost to Covid 19. Across our pro- ibly difficult time for all, but the sacrifices made cut or scale back on, and are there open posi- ficials would cut services when people are losing grams, we 48 participants have passed. Keeping in by home health aides have been incredible, so I tions? jobs and are lining up for blocks for food is shock- touch and giving people space to share their emo- would like readers to clap for home care workers There is a limit to how much we can do for ing. I am not sure how many community-based tions is so important during this time. We’ve creat- at 7 pm tonight. participants in our senior center or the social adult organizations can survive without government in- ed zoom coffee sessions to support staff and helps day program. We are checking in with center tervention. The non-profit sector has shown what them connect. What types of support do you most need members by phone, and they are getting regular it can do in a crisis, from setting up food pantries now? meal delivery. They miss the classes and activi- to providing cash assistance and helping families How are you now serving your constitu- We have received support from individuals ties and most of all they miss seeing their friends. with homeschooling and so much more. We are a ents/clients/program participants? making donations from $5 to $5,000. Foundations Social isolation was always a concern of ours, but critical part of the City’s economic recovery. have been generous with emergency grants to cov- that has only been heightened. I encourage every- Most of our programming has moved to re- er expenses like PPE, cleaning supplies, technolo- one to reach out to older neighbors by phone or Judy Zangwill is executive director of Sunny- mote work with classes online; counseling and gy, staffing costs, and direct cash assistance to cli- leave a note to say hello. side Community Services. Learn more about Sun- support groups by phone, and caseworkers are in ents. Unfortunately, as soon as the money comes We are cautious about filling open positions nyside Community Services at scsny.org
Thursday, June 4, 2020 • Queens Daily Eagle • 15 LEGAL, JUDICIAL & COURTHOUSE NEWS Follow us on Twitter Like us on Facebook Visit us Online @queenseagle facebook.com/queenseagle queenseagle.com More than 100 arrested amid Floyd protests locked up for more than 24 hours in NYC: Lawsuit By Rosa Goldensohn, Claudia Irizarry Aponte and Reuven Blau THE CITY This article was originally published June 2, Demonstrators peacefully protested the police killing of Minnesota man George Floyd in Astoria Park Monday. Elsewhere in the city, 2020 by THE CITY. violent clashes between police and protestors resulted in hundreds of arrests. Eagle photo by Christina Santucci More than 100 people arrested amid weekend protests and unrest have spent over 24 hours be- people don’t fall through the cracks,” said Tina ficers’ Association. the opportunity to call an attorney. hind bars in Manhattan without seeing a judge, ac- Luongo, Legal Aid’s criminal practice attor- “They made so many arrests,” Quirk said. “It’s definitely not a proper due process. It’s cording to a Legal Aid Society lawsuit demand- ney-In-charge. “There’s a process that the time “There’s definitely a backlog. They have to wait literally like ‘Yo, we’re arresting you whether you ing their release. pressure allows the people to not languish in the until the arresting cop signs off.” know what’s going on or not,’” he said of his ex- Defendants say they were left waiting for hours holes and the cracks of the criminal justice sys- The NYPD did not immediately respond to a perience. “You’re just disappeared.” in packed holding areas at police headquarters with tem.” request for comment. fellow demonstrators amid the pandemic. Fear for Health “Nobody was wearing masks inside One Po- Justice Wheels Turn Slowly ‘You’re Just Disappeared’ Another man, who asked to be identified as lice Plaza,” said one man locked up Friday night. Because of COVID-19, the criminal courts People who spent time locked up in One Po- Johnathan, spent Friday night at One Police Pla- “So that was super dangerous.” have moved to a virtual process. Only a clerk and lice Plaza described a dismal scene inside. za after climbing atop a subway station entrance The New York City Police Department has ar- court officer are physically in the courtroom. De- One man, who requested anonymity, said he in Brooklyn to record video. rested an estimated 1,500 people over several days fendants appear via video feed from the lockup in was arrested in Midtown shortly after 11 p.m. He said conditions in lockup felt dangerous of demonstrations and nights of disturbances fol- Central Booking, and judges and lawyers video- Monday while looking for a friend. He was re- given coronavirus, with 30 to 40 other protest at- lowing the killing of a black man, George Floyd, conference in from home or the office. leased from police headquarters at 6 a.m. with a tendees in a windowless room and police inside by police in Minneapolis. Lucian Chalfen, a courts spokesperson, said court appearance ticket for illegal assembly. not wearing masks. At least 700 were arrested on Monday amid that the NYPD’s slow pace of filing information He spent the intervening seven hours, he said, Johnathan, who is HIV-positive, began to feel what police said were spates of looting. As of for criminal complaints — not the remote system in a cramped holding area with 30 other men, dizzy after returning and fears he contracted the Tuesday afternoon, more than 400 people awaited — is causing the delays. some young as 18. He described seeing an asth- virus in those hours inside. arraignment in Manhattan, according to the Office “To docket the case and arraign someone, the matic man beg for an inhaler to no avail, another “Now I’m much more concerned about my of Court Administration. court needs the arrest paperwork to be processed, man with a leg wound wail for hours before being health,” he said. A 1991 court case requires that people arrested which the Police Department is doing glacially,” transported to a hospital, and others with tear gas When he was finally released Saturday, he in New York City must see a judge within 24 hours. Chalfen told THE CITY Tuesday. still stinging their eyes plead for water. was met with cheers from volunteers giving out Before arraignment, arrestees without their own Officials added an extra virtual courtroom to An asthmatic man begged for an inhaler, water and food. lawyer have to be assigned to public defenders. cope with the hundreds of arrestees awaiting ar- while a person with a leg wound wailed. “If I live through this, next time I have to be Defense attorneys say they do not yet know raignment, many for burglary charges stemming It was the first night he participated in the city- there to help the people get out, or welcome them where their would-be clients are being held or from alleged looting, Chalfen said. wide protests — and it might be his last. out,” he said. how many are in hospitals. “Everything is f——d up,” said Dennis Quirk, “With the new curfew? I wouldn’t protest This story was originally published by THE “The reason why 24 hours from arrest to ar- head of the state court officers union. again, after what I just saw,” he said. CITY (www.thecity.nyc), an independent, nonprof- raignment is important, besides the fact that some- “Everything is f——d up,” said Dennis He said cops did not read him his Miranda it news organization dedicated to hard-hitting re- body has a right to that due process, is [so] that Quirk, president of the New York State Court Of- rights, tell him why he was arrested, or give him porting that serves the people of New York. Man with bladed weapon strapped to arm threatens to kill young people during Whitestone demonstration By David Brand The exchange infuriated the man, she said. He Queens Daily eagle turned around and ditched his Mercury SUV on An enraged driver with at least two blades the overpass, blocking traffic so he could threaten strapped to his arm threatened to kill demonstra- the group of young people with the piece of Medi- tors during a protest against police violence and eval weaponry attached to his arm. He walked to- racial injustice in Whitestone Tuesday. ward one person wearing a white sweatshirt and Multiple cell phone videos show a mid- accused the demonstrators of throwing something dle-aged white man brandishing a bladed weap- at his car. on attached to his arm and screaming at demon- “He literally made a crazy U-turn, parked in strators as he stalked them on the sidewalk, where front of them and started chasing them with his 4 posters condemning the police killing of George knife weapon,” she said. “After that, he got back Floyd hung along a chain link fence. into his car and GOT ON the sidewalk, stepped on Witness Arianna Agudo of Woodhaven said the gas pedal and started chasing those kids with she happened to be driving along Clintonville the intent of running them over. Then he just got Street, above the Cross Island Parkway, when the away.” confrontation occurred. Agudo, 22, posted a video Another video captures the verbal altercation of the incident on Instagram and said the alterca- that continued after the man returned to his vehi- tion escalated quickly after the driver and a group cle to confront the demonstrators. of young people argued about police violence and “I’ll kill you. I’ll kill you,” the man screamed Cell phone video captures a man confronting demonstrators with multiple blades at- systemic racism. at the group of young people. “You’re in the tached to his arm in Whitestone. Image via @lambomursy/Twitter “The kids [were] just calmly protesting by wrong neighborhood. You’re in the wrong neigh- just placing signs and posters, all of the sudden the borhood, b——.” they had no reports stemming from the incident. fairs officer at the 109th Precinct said officers are guy started insulting them and the kids just started The man drove onto the sidewalk to further “That would be menacing,” a spokesperson said aware of the incident and a police report has been talking back defending their beliefs,” Agudo said intimidate protestors, Agudo said. Tuesday night. filed. The officer directed additional questions to in an email. The NYPD said Tuesday and Wednesday that On Wednesday afternoon, a community af- the NYPD press office.
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