Volume 65, No. 93 Monday, August 26, 2019 50¢ As BP, Liz Crowley would fight for QUEENS Queens' 'fair share' By David Brand Queens Daily Eagle Less than two years have passed since Eliz- abeth Crowley sat in a Glendale middle school gym, addressing constituents ahead of a town TODAY hall discussion with Mayor Bill de Blasio. Crowley had weeks earlier lost her District 30 — August 26, 2019 — council seat to civic association leader Robert Holden by just 137 votes, forcing her out of office for the first time in nine years. IN ADDITION TO THE GRUELING Borough President Melinda Katz thanked baseline rallies and intense serve-and-volley Crowley for her council service at the event; a attacks, tennis fans will be able to enjoy local few local residents said farewell. But Crowley restaurants, hotels and cultural venues during never really left. this year’s U.S. Open. Since she lost her council seat, Crowley has  led 21 in ‘21, an initiative she co-founded to draft women candidates for City Council. She FOR THE EIGHTH YEAR IN A ROW, has raised nearly $300,000 in a campaign ac- the USTA has donated a kiosk to the Queens count as of July, and said she will likely run for Tourism Council for the entire tournament, borough president (though it would be “pre- which runs from Aug. 26 to Sept. 8 at the Former District 30 Councilmember Elizabeth Crowley has raised nearly $300,000 mature” to officially announce now, she said). USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis ahead of a likely run for Queens borough president. Center in Flushing Meadows Corona Park. Photo by William Alatriste/New York City Council, Flickr Continued on page 7 Kiosk volunteers will give away guidebooks, swag items and information on dining and hospitality while also offering tips and inside information on the borough. Read more on page 10.  The US Open starts today A NEW U.S. OPEN VISITORS’ GUIDE See page 10 is highlighting Queens’ service game. “With over 6,000 restaurants and 150 hotels, New Yorkers know that Queens is the best borough to sample cuisines from all over the world and stay when you’re visiting. We’re Borough Hall to host town hall excited to welcome more than 800,000 tennis fans to the US Open this year and encourage them to stay in Queens to experience all our borough has to offer and support our local on Trump’s ‘public charge’ rule businesses. Queens Chamber of Commerce By Victoria Merlino CEO Thomas Grech said in a statement. Queens Daily Eagle Read more on page 7. Borough President Melinda Katz will host a town hall to discuss the Trump ad-  ministration's new “public charge” rule, THE WHEELS ON THE BUS GO which has the potential to affect members ‘round and ‘round, and you can know exactly of Queens’ immigrant population, on Sept. where they’re moving, thanks to a partnership 17 at Queens Borough Hall. “This cruel, anti-immigrant policy will between the city’s Department of Education do little more than push immigrant families and ride share app Via. “Via for Schools” is a in Queens and across this country further state-of-the-art integrated, automated school into poverty and further into the shadows bus routing, tracking, and communication through the creation of an income test for platform that will launch in time for the first the pursuit of the American Dream,” Katz day of school on Thursday Sept. 5, Schools said in a statement. “By forcing families to Chancellor Richard Carranza announced last choose between legal residency and food on week. Read more on page 11. the table, medical care or a roof over their  head, we are endangering not only their well-being, but that of all New Yorkers.” EVER JAMMED OUT TO DONNA “This Town Hall will aim to dispel any Summer’s classic “I Feel Love?” How about myths and misconceptions about this rule, Pink Floyd’s “Wish You Were Here?” What while counteracting the chilling effects it about Lil Nas X’s “Old Town Road?” Borough President Melinda Katz met with the Queens Immigration Task Force in may have on communities,” she continued. February. Katz will host a town hall on the Trump administration’s “public charge” Continued on page 2 rule. Photo courtesy of Borough Hall, file Continued on page 15

SAVE THE DATE 10.03.19 Tickets/Information: Michael Nussbaum (718) 422-7409 ‧ [email protected] PRESENTS Guardians of Justice guardians-of-justice.eventbrite.com Longest-serving inmate’s death spurs movement for elder parole QUEENS By David Brand Queens Daily Eagle The death of New York state’s longest serving woman prisoner has further galva- nized a movement to mandate parole hear- ings for older inmates who are sentenced to die behind bars. TODAY Valerie Gaiter was 21 when she was con- — August 26, 2019 — victed of murder in 1979. She died of cancer Aug. 13 at 61 after serving nearly 40 years behind bars. Gov. Cuomo denied Gaiter’s clemency application in 2012, though she had YOU HAVE THE MOOG SYNTHESIZER by then turned her life around, serving as a to thank. With its glittering, cutting edge mentor and training service dogs. sounds, the Moog ushered in the beginning of Her death has spurred support for a piece the modern synth — and the start of modern of legislation that would allow incarcerated music as we know it. But before electronic people aged 55 years and older who have music titans like Kraftwerk, mega producers served at least 15 years in prison to become like J Dilla and today’s pop and rap stars, there eligible for parole. The bill does not grant was Flushing. Read more on page 15. parole or clemency, but would enable people  serving virtual life sentences to at least have an opportunity for their cases to be reviewed. AFTER YEARS OF EFFORTS FROM On Wednesday, advocates and several lo- gun control advocates, New York State’s “red cal lawmakers rallied outside the governor’s flag” gun bill went into effect on Saturday. office in Manhattan to demand the legislature The order would allow removal of their guns pass the bill allowing older inmates to have if a family member, law enforcement officer or an opportunity for parole. educator successfully petitions the court. Read “Elder parole is not only fiscally smart, it more on page 16. is morally right.” said Manhattan Assembly- member Dan Quart, who will likely run for  Manhattan district attorney. “Hundreds — if THOUSANDS OF TENNIS FANS WILL not thousands –— of aging people who pose flock to Flushing for the US Open from Aug. no risk to public safety are languishing and 26 to Sept. 8. Most will take the No. 7 train or dying in New York prisons.” the Long Island Rail Road or drive, and while Quart and other advocates say elder parole few might venture beyond the USTA Billie will address mass incarceration in New York, Advocates rallied in support of a bill to provide opportunities for parole for older Jean King National Tennis Center in Flushing where roughly one in five prisoners — about inmates serving virtual life sentences. Photo courtesy of the RAPP Campaign 10,000 people — are serving virtual life sen- Meadows-Corona Park, many might catch tences. The issue of releasing people convicted for “We renew our call on our elected offi- glimpses of the neighborhood of Flushing and The state Parole Board has space for 19 violent, often fatal crimes, can challenge pol- cials, from Governor Cuomo to state legis- wonder: “Where did this new city come from?” commissioners, but only 12 people currently iticians and their constituents. Hoylman ac- lators, to adopt policies that recognize the Read more from Localize.nyc on page 10. serve on the board. Cuomo has only granted knowledged the “terrible crime,” but, he add- deep transformation incarcerated people like  clemency 18 times since taking office. ed, “she also spent nearly forty years while Val have fought for, said RAPP community “Our justice system must prioritize re- incarcerated working to improve herself and organizer Laura Whitehorn, who served 14 A BROOKLYN MAN WHO EXCHANGED habilitation over punishment and condem- to help others.” years in prison. “We join Val’s family, the images of children engaging in sex acts with nation,” said State Sen. Brad Hoylman. The Release Aging People in Prison/RAPP thousands of elders behind bars in New York, adult men with a Queens perv was given a six- “Death-by-incarceration is New York’s new Campaign has long championed opportuni- and their families and communities in vow- month jail sentence Thursday. Read more on death penalty. It’s time for progressive re- ties for parole for older inmates, a movement ing to reject life without parole and death by page 16. form.” that has gained momentum in recent years. incarceration.” Woodhaven man charged with manslaughter in death of infant son Get 'The Best of the Nest' By David Brand Luis Sanchez, 28, allegedly shook the baby, Sanchez was arraigned Thursday before delivered to your Queens Daily Eagle causing severe head trauma. Queens County Criminal Court Judge Danielle A Woodhaven man was charged with man- Sanchez, was “responsible for caring and main- Hartman. 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2 • Queens Daily Eagle • Monday, August 26, 2019 Yeshiva University hit with sexual abuse lawsuit By Verena Dobnik and David Klepper The lawsuit is one of hundreds that have The Associated Press been filed over child sexual abuse allegations Thirty-eight former students of an Orthodox since last week, when New York State opened a Jewish school in New York City operated by one-year window for suits previously barred by Yeshiva University sued Thursday over claims the state’s statute of limitations. they were molested by two prominent rabbis in During a news conference Thursday, three the 1960s, ’70s and ’80s. of the alleged victims, flanked by their lawyers, The suit, filed in state Supreme Court in spoke about disturbing behavior they say went Manhattan, alleges that the university failed on for decades. to protect students at Yeshiva University High “I didn’t even understand at the time that this School for Boys and promoted one of the rabbis was sexual abuse; I just knew that this guy was to principal even after receiving abuse reports. putting his hands all over me,” said Barry Sing- A Yeshiva University spokesperson declined er, 61, speaking of one of the rabbis he said kept to comment, citing a school policy against reaching into the boy’s pants, even in school speaking publicly about litigation. hallways. The Associated Press doesn’t typically iden- tify people who say they are victims of sexual abuse unless they choose to be named. One of the accused rabbis, George Finkel- stein, targeted children of Holocaust survi- vors, according to the lawsuit, telling them they would increase their parents’ suffering if they spoke about the abuse. The other, Rab- bi Macy Gordon, who taught Jewish studies, allegedly sodomized boys in a “vicious and sadistic” manner using objects, the lawsuit says. Gordon died in 2017 in Israel. Both he and Finkelstein have denied the allegations in the past. Finkelstein was promoted from the school’s assistant principal to principal even after some of the boys’ parents reported the alleged abuse to school officials, the plaintiffs said. He even- tually moved to Israel, where he worked at Je- Jay Goldberg, left, and Barry Singer, right, victims who say they were sexually abused rusalem’s Great Synagogue. Calls to the syna- while they were students at Marsha Stern Talmudical Academy (MTA)—also known as gogue rang unanswered Thursday. Yeshiva University High School for Boys in Manhattan — held a press conference on Thirty-four of the plaintiffs attempted to sue Thursday in Manhattan. They are among 38 former students in a lawsuit alleging sexual Yeshiva University for sexual abuse and facil- abuse by two rabbis, George Finkelstein, a long-time MTA principal, and Macy Gordon, itating sexual abuse in 2013 but the case went a long-time MTA Judaic Studies teacher. AP Photo/Bebeto Matthews nowhere because it was barred by the statute of limitations at the time. On Thursday, one habit he started in high school to make it more er learning,” has trained both secular and re- of their attorneys, Kevin Mulhearn, called the difficult for his abuser to put his hand down his ligious leaders for the past century. With four plaintiffs “trailblazers.” pants. Bressler once punched Finkelstein while campuses in Manhattan, the university oper- This undated passport photo provided by David Bressler, 51, said the abuse he suf- he says the rabbi was sexually “wrestling” with ates the Albert Einstein College of Medicine, David Bressler through his attorney Kev- fered while a student in the early ‘80s led him to him. the Benjamin Cardozo School of Law and in Mulhearn shows Bressler as a teenager. abandon his religion that now rekindles memo- Now there are days he can’t bear being on a other schools that attract a mix of Jewish and Bressler is among the 38 former students ries of the abuse. He has no contact with his par- crowded subway because “I can’t stand being non-Jewish students. of an orthodox Jewish school in Manhat- ents and other relatives who are observant Jews. touched by people.” The high school, also known as the Marsha tan operated by Yeshiva University who When he married his Jewish wife a decade ago, “So, you don’t even realize what the long- Stern Talmudical Academy, has taught boys are suing over claims they were molested he made her promise not to raise their children term impact is,” said Bressler, a father of two. since 1916. It’s considered the first academic by two rabbis in the 1960s, ‘70s and ‘80s. in the Jewish faith. Yeshiva University, which calls itself “the Jewish high school in the U.S. and the first to David Bressler via AP He said he still doesn’t tuck in his shirt, a world’s premier Jewish institution for high- offer both Jewish and secular studies. Weinstein to be rearraigned as DA seeks actress’s testimony By Michael R. Sisak and Tom Hays show he had a history of past sex crimes against women. Appellate Court last week seeking to move the trial, possibly to The Associated Press The Manhattan District Attorney’s Office sought the new in- upstate Albany County or Suffolk County on Long Island. Prosecutors are bringing a new indictment against Harvey dictment after a judge ruled that one of the witnesses prosecutors The motion cited the intense media coverage and circuslike Weinstein in an attempt to bolster their case with testimony from planned to call to prove he was a predator, the actress, Anabella atmosphere surrounding Weinstein’s past court appearances in an actress who says he raped her in 1993. Sciorra, couldn’t testify because she hadn’t appeared before the Manhattan, even noting that Weinstein’s name was mentioned The disgraced movie mogul is set to be arraigned today on the grand jury that handed up the existing indictment. online on the New York Post’s gossip column Page Six more than revised charges, which Weinstein’s lawyers called an unfair ploy Sciorra, known for her work on “The Sopranos,” alleges 11,000 times. to smear him during his upcoming trial with allegations too old Weinstein forced himself inside her Manhattan apartment, threw to be prosecuted under New York law. her on the bed and raped her after she starred in a film for his Prosecutors have said that the new indictment is meant to fix movie studio in 1993. Caspert Management Co., Inc. As a technical problem with the existing indictment and won’t result Sciorra told the story to The New Yorker in October 2017, but in additional charges. Nor should it delay Weinstein’s trial, which prosecutors said she didn’t speak with them until after Wein- Agents, DCA# 0869125, for Gem is scheduled to start Sept. 9, they said. stein’s arrest in May 2018. Financial Services, Inc. d/b/a Gem Weinstein, 67, has pleaded not guilty to charges that he raped New York got rid of its statute of limitations for rape cases, but a woman in 2013 and performed a forcible sex act on a different prosecutors are barred from bringing charges against Weinstein Pawnbrokers. All locations will sell woman in 2006. related to Sciorra’s allegation because it dates back several years The legal maneuvering has to do with charges accusing Wein- before the law changed. all unredeemed pledges or pawns stein of predatory sexual assault, which requires prosecutors to The Associated Press generally does not name people who say from #0001 of 12/01/01 to #999,999 they are victims of sexual assault, but Sciorra has made her story public. of 08/01/19. To be held at Gem Pawn- Prosecutors are Weinstein’s lawyers called the prosecutor’s decision to schedule brokers, 1708 Atlantic Ave., Brook- bringing a new a new arraignment “desperate measures” that “indicate more of a indictment against focus on obtaining a conviction at all costs than on seeking justice.” lyn, NY on 09/03/2019 at 10:00 AM Harvey Weinstein, Weinstein, who faces maximum sentence of life in prison if he a move which the is convicted on all counts, denies all allegations of nonconsensu- movie mogul’s al sex and is free on $1 million bail. Ronald Caspert, President of Caspert Man- lawyers contend The judge, James Burke, has ruled that other accusers who ar- agement Co., Inc. As agents, DCA #0869125, is an unfair ploy en’t involved in the criminal case can testify as prosecutors look as his trial is set to show a pattern of misconduct. for Seapod Capital Group LLC D/B/A Seapod to get underway. Weinstein’s lawyers, in an Aug. 14 letter to Burke and pros- Pawnbrokers will sell all unredeemed pledg- AP Photo/ Mark Lennihan, File ecutors, called the push for a new indictment an “eleventh hour es or pawns of 439 Crescent Street, Brook- maneuver” and accused the District Attorney’s Office of “illegal actions.” lyn NY 11208. Pledge #110197 of inclusive Assistant District Attorney Meghan Hast rejected those alle- dates to pledge #LT-SE1006229. To be held gations, stating in an Aug. 15 reply that Weinstein’s lawyers were at Seapod Capital Group LLC D/B/A Seapod told of Sciorra’s potential testimony in February and only object- ed to it in June. Pawnbrokers, 439 Crescent Street Brooklyn, Meanwhile, a ruling is expected today on Weinstein lawyer NY 11208 on 09/04/2019 at 9:00AM. Arthur Aidala’s longshot motion filed with the New York State

Monday, August 26, 2019 • Brooklyn Daily Eagle • 3 GG uest Editorial Opinions Removing mini-shampoo bottles from hotel rooms won’t save the environment By Yossi Sheffi The Conversation InterContinental Hotels Group will replace mini-shampoos and conditioners with possibly more efficient bulk products by the year 2021. But environmental activists shouldn’t rejoice just yet. The announcement is yet another example – such as banning plastic straws, false sustainability claims and corporate commit- ments that are far in the future – that seem to be more of a PR exercise than real attempts to move the needle. I’m a professor of engineering and the director of the MIT Center of Transportation and Logistics. As I argue in my book “Balancing Green: When to Embrace Sustainability in a Busi- ness (And When Not To),” announcements of these kinds distract us from legitimate – and more challenging – measures we need to put in place to avoid environmental catastrophe.

Behind the headlines InterContinental Hotels Group CEO Keith Barr says that replacing miniature bathroom products “will allow us to signifi- cantly reduce our waste footprint and environmental impact” at the conglomerate’s hotel chains, which include InterContinen- tal, Crowne Plaza and Holiday Inn. It’s true that the British foundation Clear Con- science estimates that 200 million travel-size toiletries end up in U.K. landfills every year, but there’s another motivation: With 5,600 hotels, the savings for IHG can mount to over US$11 million annually. Additionally, studies we have carried out at MIT and else- where show that evaluations of a product’s environmental impact can mislead if economists don’t consider the entire sup- ply chain management process. For example, most of the carbon footprint of companies like Apple, Microsoft and Cisco comes from the suppliers who actually make the iPhones, routers and Xboxes, not directly from the company itself. Additionally, the net reduction in discarded plastic could be minimal at best if the larger containers are filled from single-use plastic pouches. Also, we do not yet know if the larger contain- ers are recyclable, nor the cost and environmental impacts of making, transporting, installing and maintaining them. Even if replacing miniature toiletries does reduce waste somewhat – as other hotel chains join the movement and Cal- ifornia is moving to ban them – the move to bulk products will barely put a dent in the plastic waste that now clogs the planet’s rivers and oceans. It is another “feel good” initiative which help avoid the move to more serious actions that can actually make a difference. Banning plastic straws is another such example. While outlawing plastic straws makes for excellent public relations copy, it has virtually no impact on the global accumulation of plastic garbage.

Skin-deep support At least the hotel chain is responding to consumers’ professed increasing support for green products and services, right? Some studies find that more than 80 percent of consum- ers say they will make personal sacrifices to address social and environmental issues. However, when actually buying goods, consumer support for environmental products largely evaporates. To try to explain the gap between what people say and how much they’re willing to pay, my students and I observed con- sumers’ choices in supermarkets in Boston. These supermarkets presented sustainable choices in large green frames around the sustainable products – detergents, soaps, paper products and others – alongside “regular” products in the same isle. Fewer than 10 percent of consumers chose the sustainable products, though the study found somewhat higher percentages among highly educated and higher income consum- ability initiatives. national agreement is the “Montreal Protocol” to ban substances ers. The sustainable products were, by and large, between 5 per- One good way to green hotels is to restrict hotels’ use of en- that deplete the ozone layer. cent and 7 percent more expensive. ergy-thirsty air conditioning. Another is to charge guests for not Governments could implement adaptation measures for Given customer ambivalence toward paying for green reusing towels rather than imploring them to reuse these items. the changing climate such as building sea walls on vulnerable products, companies engage in token measures that insulate Granted, a slogan that states “Our hotel will not keep rooms coastlines, planning for changes in food production patterns and them from reputational damage and the unwanted attention of cooler than 75 degrees in the summer and no warmer than 65 de- the massive migration that may follow. An example of a compre- environmental groups, which could lead to NGO and media grees in the winter” may not increase hotels’ market share. Even hensive adaption strategy is the work of the Netherlands Envi- complaints or consumer boycotts and lost sales. the replacement of the small shampoo bottles with bulk dispens- ronmental Assessment Agency. Beyond that, brands will reclassify economically sensible ers is leading to consumers’ apprehension. In a world where companies engage in tokenism to satisfy cost-cutting initiatives, such as energy savings, as sustain- their customers’ false green preferences, InterContinental Hotels Futile gestures Group efforts are perfectly acceptable. But that world is likely to Daily Eagle of Brooklyn and Queens welcomes opinions, Perhaps the most damaging fallout from symbolic corporate be short-lived. both pro and con, on all subjects affecting our daily lives. green “feel good” initiatives is that they distract from actions that Yossi Sheffi is a Professor of Engineering and Director of the We also welcome responses to the published articles and can make a difference. MIT Center for Transportation & Logistics at the Massachusetts opinions, which should be sent to [email protected] More specifically, companies could focus their efforts on car- Institute of Technology. (Brooklyn) and [email protected] (Queens). bon-reducing technology. No existing technologies are available The Conversation is an independent and nonprofit source of on a global scale, but a small example of such a successful inter- news, analysis and commentary from academic experts.

4 • BQ Daily Eagle • Monday, August 26, 2019 ‘Power’ heads toward its finale, but its influence grows By Jonathan Landrum Jr. The Associated Press With his characteristic bravado, Curtis “50 Cent” Jack- son believed in “Power” so much that he predicted the series would become a massive hit to cast members even before the first episode aired five years ago. Since then, Jackson has joyfully watched as his words have come to fruition. The original series has become a rat- ings juggernaut and Starz network says it is the most-watched show in the cable network’s history. “Power” kicks off its sixth and final season Sunday night, but the gritty series isn’t going anywhere. Starz has at least two spinoffs in the works. “I like anticipating success,” said Jackson, the show’s ex- ecutive producer who also played the role of Kanan. “I don’t work on projects feeling like there’s a possibility for failure, because I don’t think you can work hard on a project feeling like it can just fail.” “Power” stars Omari Hardwick as James “Ghost” St. Patrick who is trying to escape his life as a drug kingpin and go legit with a legal business, but his gangster-mentality wife and best friend still want him to run their drug operation. He struggles with the double life he’s created by dating a federal prosecutor. Jackson was already a rap star who then tried to parlay his success into a film and television career. At first, he wasn’t taken seriously. He stumbled with some other projects, but he remained so confident in “Power” that it rubbed off on everyone else, and ultimately millions of viewers. “When people say, ‘Are you shocked about how popular this show is?’ — I was less shocked because he told us it would be this,” said Joseph Sikora of Jackson’s vision for the series. Sikora plays Tommy Egan, the business partner and lifelong best friend of Ghost, who find themselves at odds after Tommy shot Ghost’s girlfriend in the previous season. “Omari and I met him at the same time, he gave us a big hug and basically broke everything down,” Sikora recalled. “He didn’t say, ‘I think this is going to happen.’ He said, ‘This is going to happen and this will, too.’ Then everything hap- pened. ... He spoke it into existence.” “Power” built a cult following for its take on the glamor- ous and gung-ho gangster lifestyle, twisted love triangles and violent drug deals gone wrong. Hardwick said the story line in “Power” resonated with viewers the same way HBO’s “Game of Thrones” did. “But they have books,” he said. “I’m proud that we were able to create the book. There was no book. We created it with the help of incredible writing and fellow cast mates.” Hardwick said fans of the series’ characters have a love-hate Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson, the executive producer of “Pow- relationship toward them. He acknowledged that his character er,” predicted that the series would turn into a ratings jug- has received mixed praise, but his other cast mates including Joseph Sikora plays Tommy Egan in “Power.” gernaut. Photo by Richard Shotwell/Invision/AP, File Lela Loren — who plays his girlfriend Angela Valdes — have Photo by Evan Agostini/Invision/AP, File faced blatant threats over the years that sent her into therapy. “How many times have Tommy and Ghost been mentioned in a song?” he asked. “It was culturally shifting. But there’s another side. For people to follow Lela in the bathroom, it was sometimes negative. We have an 18-year-old on the cast who started at 12, and he’s getting hate mail at that level. ... But that’s how much people are invested in this show.” Starz is banking on viewers to invest even more. “’Power’ has been an absolute monster. There’s nothing else bigger on television right now,” said Starz COO Jeffrey Hirsch, who noted the series helped build the network as a destination to watch original content. He gave credit to Jackson and the show’s creator Courtney Kemp, whom he says helped lead a team to keep “the audience in every episode with cliffhangers.” “Power” will air its final season in two parts. The first 10-episode installment begins Sunday and the concluding five episodes will start airing in January. The series will come to an end, but several spinoffs are planned to be part of a collection of new shows inspired by the world of “Power.” The first is titled “Power Book II: Ghost,” which will feature Grammy-winning singer and ac- tress Mary J. Blige. Jackson said “Power Book II” will pick up soon after “Power” ends. He said in the new version “we’ll see the after- math of what happens in the season six finale.” Jackson is also planning other “Power” prequels including “Raising Kanan,” based on his popular character Kanan who was killed in season five. “It will show the influences from the ‘90s, where Kanan was growing up and how the activities in the neighborhood groomed him into who he was in ‘Power,’” he said. Along with “Power” spinoffs, Jackson wants to develop a project on Starz focused on the Black Mafia Family. The story would delve into the backstory of Demetrius “Big Meech” Fle- nory, who started the drug trafficking and money laundering organization in Detroit before intersecting it with the hip-hop music scene. The plethora of shows is a part of Jackson’s plan to take over Starz. “As (Starz) becomes a household necessity like HBO, you’ll see faces that look like ours consistently on it,” he said. “It’ll become more of a diverse leading cast than what you would find on HBO. They want to house that content here. It’ll become the place that people who enjoy ‘Power’ and en- joy the programming on Starz.” Lela Loren plays Angela Valdes in “Power. Associated Press writer Gary Gerard Hamilton contribut- Omari Hardwick, the star of “Power” plays James “Ghost” St. Photo by Richard Shotwell/Invision/AP, File ed to this report. Patrick. Photo by Richard Shotwell/Invision/AP, File

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6 • BQBay Daily Ridge Eagle Eagle • Monday,• Thursd ay,August July 26,11, 20192019 As BP, Liz Crowley would fight for Queens' 'fair share' Continued from page 1 special election, should Katz tion, the vacant jail behind the win the November election. Queens Criminal Courthouse. Nevertheless, a lot has She says she has the policy The concept was part of a na- changed in Queens since that bonafides and the platform to scent plan to close Rikers Is- December 2017 evening. A lead the borough. land, one finally endorsed by progressive movement rivals, “If people were really pay- the mayor last year. and at times surpasses, the ing attention, they’d know I She said she supports the borough’s traditional nodes of was a leader in the borough,” concept of the city’s plan to political influence. There’s a she told the Eagle during an in- build a new jail at the Kew Gar- new Democratic Party chair- terview at the Atlas Park Mall dens site, but she criticized the person. There will soon be a in Glendale. proposed size and scope. The new district attorney. Amazon She said she won’t seek en- proposal is currently awaiting Crowley represented District 30 in the City Council from 2009 to 2017. dropped by before dropping dorsements from the county a vote by the City Planning Official NYC Council Photo by William Alatriste out. party and from the Democratic Commission before heading to Even Crowley’s own last Socialists because the politics a full Council vote as part of building affordable housing, reflective of the communities district with the condition that name has new significance are “too polarizing.” the city’s land use procedure. primarily along transit routes, they represent.” students decide how to spend to many residents. It was a “Are you on the left, are you Despite backlash from she said. “It gets to the point where the cash. That initiative would trigger for many conservative moderate?” she said. “I don’t many local elected officials, Crowley wants to rezone the these community boards are introduce students to local pol- voters in District 30 who chose want that to factor into why I including at least one of her borough’s M1 manufacturing out of touch,” she said. “I don’t itics and encourage them to Holden’s demagoguery on run.” likely opponents for borough districts to include residential know if there is a board that join community boards later homelessness over Crowley’s Her record on criminal president, Crowley welcomed development, which would truly reflects the changing de- on, she said. Democratic platform, often justice demonstrates her com- Amazon last year. enable Queens to “put in a real mographics of the communi- “There hasn’t been any ef- overstating a perception that mitment to reform and being She said Queens would be affordable housing plan,” she ties they represent.” fort to recruit younger people she was too close with county ahead of the curve, she said. “open for business” if she were said. Crowley appointed sever- to community boards,” she party leader Joe, her cousin. As chair of the Committee on elected borough president, “That’s what our borough al members of Community said. Now the name is shorthand Fire and Criminal Justice Ser- but she added that all projects president needs to be planning Board 5, which skews over- Regardless of their political for “establishment” to many vices. Crowley long advocated should undergo land use re- for,” she said. whelmingly older and whiter stripe, Queens residents can progressives, especially in for the Raise the Age measure view and community input — “We can bridge income than the district average. She agree that the borough does Western Queens. Those voters that would move children off which Amazon avoided before inequality by creating more pointed to a few examples of not get its “fair share” from the elected U.S. Rep. Alexandria Rikers Island, something the ultimately fleeing. local jobs close to transit and diversity on the board, but said city and state, Crowley said. Ocasio-Cortez, who carried city and state finally accom- During the tail end of her creating more housing close to Katz resisted some of her ap- Queens lags behind in school public defender Tiffany Cabán plished last year. The issue was council tenure, and in the time transit,” she continued. “And pointments. funding, transportation, af- to within 55 votes of the Dem- not a pressing one for her D30 since, Crowley has focused by creating more transit.” “I was the first person to put fordable housing development ocratic nomination for DA and constituents. on improving Queens’ public Crowley wants faster, free someone from Nepal on the and business investment, she now plan to primary every Voters, she said “are going transportation system, includ- bus service. And while she community board,” she said. said. That’s what she plans to longtime elected official in to compare me to whoever else ing the reintroduction of a won’t have much control over “I probably was the first per- address. the borough, district leaders has run, and there’s going to be commuter rail line that linked MTA fares, she can influence son to put a ‘hipster’ in.” “I’m not running on the included. someone they can find who’s Jamaica and Long Island City, bus service by appointing She also said she would at- agenda of ‘I’m going to be a But Crowley said voters more progressive, but nobody and included stops in Middle community board members tract younger people to com- different borough president have to look past superficial has done more for criminal Village, before it shut down in who are amenable to expand- munity boards by promoting than Melinda,’” Crowley said. characterizations. She wants justice reform.” 1998. ing bus lanes and reducing the civics in local high schools “I just think we haven’t been to unite the borough’s Dem- Crowley also wrote a 2017 That plan is part of a larg- number of cars on the street. via participatory budgeting. able to express the feelings of ocratic factions and replace petition, signed by 11 Queens er focus on making life easier She said she would trans- Crowley would allocate money the residents loud enough. We Katz as borough president councilmembers, to reopen for Queens’ families by im- form community boards by from the borough president’s haven’t gone into the arena and — perhaps during a February the Queens House of Deten- proving access to transit and appointing members who “are budget to each school in the fought for our fair share here.” Queens Chamber releases Hospitality & Dining Guide for US Open visitors By Jonathan Sperling what’s happening inside each is the best borough to sam- Queens Daily Eagle location throughout the day. ple cuisines from all over the A new U.S. Open visitors’ Users will be able to view world and stay when you’re guide is highlighting Queens’ happy hours, food and drink visiting. We’re excited to service game. specials, events and other welcome more than 800,000 As hundreds of thousands things of note by scanning tennis fans to the US Open of tennis fans make their way a QR code that will be in this year and encourage them to Flushing for the beginning the guide and on other items to stay in Queens to experi- of the U.S. Open, the Queens distributed by the Queens ence all our borough has to Chamber of Commerce is re- Chamber. The interactive offer and support our local The Queens Chamber’s 2019 Hospitality and Dining Guide can be viewed as an interactive map will also be available at businesses. Queens Chamber leasing a hospitality and din- map. Image via the Queens Chamber ing guide aimed at directing queenschamberrestaurant- of Commerce CEO Thomas visitors to the best restaurants guide.com Grech said in a statement. and hotels that the borough Food and hospitality op- The 2019 Hospitality & has to offer. tions can also be narrowed Dining Guide will also be The Chamber’s guide also down by neighborhood, cui- distributed at local hotels, features a mobile “microsite,” sine type and more. Queens Chamber of Com- that displays an interactive “With over 6,000 restau- merce member businesses map showing bars and restau- rants and 150 hotels, New and events throughout the rants from the guide and Yorkers know that Queens year.

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Monday, August 26, 2019 • Queens Daily Eagle • 7 Our World In Pictures

HONG KONG — Hand in hand: Demonstrators linked hands as they gathered at the Tsim Sha Tsui waterfront on Friday. Support- ers of Hong Kong’s pro-democra- cy movement are linking hands across the semi-autonomous Chi- nese territory, inspired by a his- toric protest 30 years ago in the Baltic states during which nearly 2 million people formed a human chain to protest Soviet control. AP Photo/Vincent Yu

FRANCE — Seven in the sand: A portrait of the G-7 leaders was drawn into the sand on Friday over the headline ‘Turn the tide for Gender Equality’ in Biarritz, where U.S. President Donald Trump joined host French President Emmanuel Macron and the leaders of Britain, Germany, Japan, Canada and Italy for the annual G-7 summit. Those pictured include, top row from left: Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, Macron and Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, and bottom row from left: British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, Italian Premier Giuseppe Conte, German Chancellor Angela Merkel and Trump. AP Photo/Peter Dejong

LITHUANIA — Dialing back: A giant construction made up of nearly 1,500 old radios at Vilnius’ Cathe- RUSSIA — A free man: Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny left dral Square was erected Friday to commemorate events of 1989 when analog radios were used to coordi- a detention center in Moscow after his release on Friday. Navalny, the nate the so-called Baltic Way human chain in which nearly 2 million people in then-Soviet Lithuania, Lat- Kremlin’s most prominent foe, was sentenced last month to 30 days for via and Estonia formed a human chain more than 370 miles long to protest Soviet occupation. calling on people to take part in an unauthorized protest. AP Photo/Mindaugas Kulbis AP Photo/Dmitry Serebryakov

8 • BQ Daily Eagle • Monday, August 26, 2019 Our World In Pictures

JAPAN — Feet first: People dipped their feet in a stream of water at the Tokyo Mid- town development on Friday. AP Photo/Kiichiro Sato

AFGHANISTAN — At bat: A group of Afghan boys played cricket on Friday in Kabul. AP Photo/Nishanuddin Khan

KASHMIR — Heading to the hospital: A Kashmiri family waited for a car to take their sick child to the THE VATICAN — From on high: Pope Francis, framed by a fountain, hospital as Indian paramilitary soldiers stood guard near a checkpoint during lockdown in Indian-con- waved to the faithful from his studio window overlooking St. Peter’s trolled Srinagar on Friday. The latest crackdown began just before Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Hin- Square during the Angelus noon prayer on Sunday. du nationalist-led government stripped Jammu and Kashmir of semi-autonomy and statehood, creating AP Photo/Gregorio Borgia two federal territories. AP Photo/Dar Yasin

Monday, August 26, 2019 • BQ Daily Eagle • 9 Beyond the US Open: 8 things to know about what’s happening in Flushing A neighborhood primer for tourists and locals alike By Aaron Ghitelman and more will likely follow. some locals worry that the new Special to the Eagle Flushing ranked seventh options could threaten many citywide in a Localize.city small, often immigrant-owned, Thousands of tennis fans Bowne Park in Flushing doesn’t get the same recognition as Flushing-Meadows Corona will flock to Flushing for the analysis of where the most new businesses that define the area. U.S. Open from Aug. 26 to apartments are expected to Meanwhile, the influx of new Park, but is beloved among community members. Photo via NYC Parks Sept. 8. Most will take the open through 2020. residents could make the al- No. 7 train or the Long Island Modern glass-and-steel buil- ready-crowded No. 7 subway Rail Road or drive, and while dings, rising 15 to 20 stories, are stations even more jam-packed. few might venture beyond the dwarfing the shrinking stock of Furthermore, schools in Dis- USTA Billie Jean King Nation- older, modest brick apartment trict 25’s Flushing, Murray Hill al Tennis Center in Flushing buildings. Dozens of projects and Willets Point area are ex- Meadows-Corona Park, many are underway, including sev- pected to need 1,756 additional might catch glimpses of the eral mega-developments such seats for the 2019-2020 school neighborhood of Flushing and such as Flushing Commons. year. wonder: “Where did this new Two of five towers of this 600- New health care center to fill city come from? unit development have already a void for large population of Home search platform Lo- opened. The second phase will immigrants and seniors. calize.city’s urban planners and bring three more towers, a 1.5- A nine-story health care data scientists compiled a list of acre publicly accessible park center is expected to open in what’s happening in Flushing and a YMCA. Downtown Flushing by the when it comes to development, Flushing Point Plaza, a 326- 2020s and provide afford- demographics, environmental unit complex with a hotel, is able and culturally competent issues and transit. expected to open at a former in- healthcare services to the peo- “Flushing is one of the fast- dustrial site by 2020. It’s across ple of Flushing and neighbor- est-changing neighborhoods in the street from The Shops at ing Queens, regardless of abili- New York. Flushing feels like Skyview Center, a major retail ty to pay or immigration status. a vibrant and bustling down- hub with both BJ’s and Target, Doctors will speak Mandarin, town with all of the new retail and is only a stone’s throw from Cantonese and Korean, and that has opened in recent years Citi Field. On game days, you provide a variety of services and all the new construction in may be able to hear the fans including internal medicine, the pipeline,” said Localize.city cheering. Flushing Point Plaza pediatrics, obstetrics, gyne- The iconic Unisphere greets visitors to Flushing, site of the U.S. Open. urban planner Olivia Jovine. is also in LaGuardia Airport’s cology, psychiatry, behavioral Eagle file photo by Katie Finkowski “All of that new development flight obstruction area and had health and family dentistry. is bringing new investment to to get special permission for its The neighborhood has been tion doesn’t consider areas in years, raw-sewage has washed other parks are beloved and the area, with park renovations, anticipated height of roughly historically underserved when this zone as officially at risk into the bay, though new sew- getting upgrades. subway upgrades and more. 165 feet. it comes to health care. for harmful airplane noise ex- er drains will reduce sewage At Bowne Park, a pond re- But the neighborhood still has Locals are getting Airplane noise is a problem posure, more stringent interna- flows to the bay. In the past, construction project is expect- some challenges especially some waterfront access for many residents. tional noise standards suggest when it rained, runoff from ed to wrap up by the end of with overcrowding, whether its thanks to some of the While airplane noise can that airplane noise could still nearby roadways carried pol- 2020. This park is popular for new developments in schools are overcapacity or ts sometimes be an issue for ten- be an issue. Some residents, lutants and raw-sewage from its bocce ball courts, state-of- Downtown Flushing. traffic too hectic.” nis matches — though players however, hear airplane noise storm drains into the bay. The the-art jungle gym with spray The 448-unit luxury condo Who lives in Flushing? say it doesn’t tend to be a prob- that is roughly equivalent to a “rotten egg” smell was most showers and its annual Hallow- development Sky View Parc Compared to the citywide lem at Arthur Ashe Stadium loud air conditioner. This lev- noticeable along the World’s een festival. Pond visitors often not only has its own rooftop immigrant population of 35.9 — the roar of jet engines can el exceeds FAA guidelines, so Fair Marina, but wind can car- feed geese, ducks and turtles or garden, running track, basket- percent, approximately 58.5 be a problem for locals year- areas that fall within this zone ry odors throughout the neigh- read under a curtain of weeping ball courts and, for tennis afi- percent of Flushing’s popula- round since much of Flushing may not be suitable for resi- borhood. willows. cionados, two full-size tennis tion is an immigrant popula- is close to LaGuardia. A recent dential living due to aircraft To address this issue, tox- The much-used Kissena courts. It also opened a public tion. Localize.city analysis found noise levels, suggests a 2017 ic sludge has been scooped Corridor Park has a fully hand- esplanade along Flushing Bay The area’s Chinese and Ko- that roughly 66 percent of the Port Authority study for La from the bottom of Flushing icap-accessible playground that nearly three-quarters of an rean communities are its larg- homes on the market for sale Guardia and John F. Kennedy Bay, improving water quality is getting upgraded with new acre that’s accessible from 40th est, and the area is known for or rent in June were exposed to airports. and significantly reducing bad spray showers, swings and Road. its Asian restaurants, bakeries, excessive airplane noise. That Water doesn’t actually odors. The project was largely more. It is also getting a medita- Some locals are worried and specialty stores. was the third highest percent- “flush” from Flushing Bay, completed in mid-2018. tion/healing garden in Decem- What’s happening about potential overcrowding age in the city. so a dredging project is fixing Flushing loves its parks ber 2019. The garden’s proxim- with new development? of the area’s public schools, For the majority of these the bay’s odor problem. While Flushing Mead- ity to the Center for Radiation New construction in Flush- strains to its transit system and homes, the airplane noise A runway at LaGuardia Air- ows-Corona Park is the big- Oncology/New York Hospital ing is booming: roughly 2,500 loss of mom-and-pop shops. tends to be as loud as a TV or port bottle-necks the bay, pre- gest green space in the area of Queens will make it an ide- new apartments are expected to With many projects includ- radio at low volume. While the venting the natural “flushing” and Flushing is also home to al location for patients to take be built over the next few years ing large commercial spaces, Federal Aviation Administra- of water out to sea. Over the the Queens Botanical Garden, a break between appointments. Queens leaders tap into tennis tourism boom By Rob MacKay National Tennis Center in of the kiosk for a photo Special to the Eagle Flushing Meadows Corona during Queens Day— a free, In addition to the grueling Park. Kiosk volunteers will pre-tournament event with baseline rallies and intense give away guidebooks, swag live entertainment and ten- serve-and-volley attacks, items and information on nis demonstrations — on tennis fans will be able to en- dining and hospitality while Aug. 21. joy local restaurants, hotels also offering tips and inside The group posed before and cultural venues during information on the borough. the newly renovated Louis this year’s U.S. Open. Elected officials, USTA Armstrong Stadium, which For the eighth year in a representatives, local civ- now features a retractable row, the USTA has donated ic leaders and employees roof, an innovative design a kiosk to the Queens Tour- of the Queens Chamber of with natural ventilation to ism Council for the entire Commerce, Queens Eco- keep fans cool and dry, and tournament, which runs nomic Development Corpo- 14,000 state-of-the-art seats from Aug. 26 to Sept. 8 at ration and Queens Tourism with enhanced vision lines Local lawmakers and community leaders visited the Queens Tourism Council's kiosk at the USTA Billie Jean King Council gathered in front and shade. the USTA Tennis Center. Photo by Dominick Totino Photography/QEDC

10 • Queens Daily Eagle • Monday, August 26, 2019 Rikers body scanners feed unrestricted solitary confinement By Rosa Goldensohn and those under 22. Detainees under age 22 are THE CITY “Following positive body also excluded from solitary, This story was originally scan findings, the department under Board of Correction published on Aug. 23, 2019 by has a responsibility to ensure rules — but these conditions THE CITY. individuals who are revealed do not apply to separation sta- The George R. Vierno to possess dangerous contra- tus. The people put in separa- Center on Rikers Island. Pho- band are separated from the tion status so far range from to: Courtesy of the Depart- population in a manner that ages 18 to 29, and detainees ment of Correction maintains their safety, the sent there aren’t screened for Even with solitary confine- safety of staff, and the safety medical conditions. ment practices under increas- of the population in custody,” Peter Thorne, a Depart- ing scrutiny, the Department Brann wrote. ment of Correction spokes- of Correction recently began ’Minimum standards’ person, said the scanners are throwing people into an unre- set aside “part of a common sense, stricted form of isolation after She asked the board, which multi-layered approach de- contraband searches, THE oversees city jails, to allow signed to increase safety in CITY has learned. her in these cases to forgo the jails.” The jails began using new- several of its “minimum stan- “Every piece of contraband ly approved ionizing radia- dards” — the rights to which compromises the safety and The George R. Vierno Center on Rikers Island. Photo courtesy of the Department of Correction tion body scanners on July 15 all city inmates are entitled, security of our personnel and to hunt for banned drugs and including recreation, access people in custody,” he said. ing grate in its toilet, Kayla New Yorkers’ contact with or ban solitary confinement weapons, according to a letter to legal documents and visits. “New Yorkers expect us to do Simpson, staff attorney with solitary confinement,” Simp- — and underscored the dan- DOC Commissioner Cynthia According to the letter, six everything we can to stop the the Prisoners’ Rights Project son said. ger of isolation for people Brann sent this week to the “sharpened or bladed” weap- flow of weapons, drugs, and at Legal Aid, said he told her. She added: “Especially with medical conditions. Board of Correction, which ons had been recovered. Eight other dangerous items into When the young man in the wake of recent tragic The Board of Correction, oversees the city’s lockups. detainees were released from city jails.” asked for dinner one night, he deaths in custody, it is uncon- which oversees and sets the When those scans sug- the segregated cell after two ‘A Clear End Run’ was allegedly told there was scionable that the city is add- rules for city jails, will de- gest forbidden items stashed days, according to the list, A man under age 21 who not enough food for him left, ing new punitive policies.” cide at its upcoming Septem- somewhere in the body, jail- and seven after one. was suspected of having con- she said. Simpson was referring, ber meeting whether to allow ers place the inmate in a sol- Normally, people being traband told the Legal Aid So- He told Legal Aid he asked in part, to the June 7 death DOC to hold people in sepa- itary holding cell until the sent to solitary confinement at ciety he was held for nearly 48 several times over the course of Layleen Polanco, who re- ration status to recover con- contraband can be recovered. Rikers must first be evaluated hours last week in a solitary of the nearly 48 hours he ceived clearance to enter pu- traband. But in doing so, correc- for serious medical and men- cell without access to a show- spent in isolation for a new nitive segregation on Rikers This story was original- tion officers bypass regula- tal health problems. People er, toothbrush or toothpaste or scan to show that he had no Island despite a seizure dis- ly published by THE CITY tions that usually apply to found to have such issues are a phone call, an attorney said. contraband, but says DOC order and a recent hospital- (thecity.nyc), an independent, solitary confinement at Rik- forbidden from being placed The cell was not air-condi- staff refused, Simpson said. ization. nonprofit news organization ers — including rules that in “punitive segregation” — tioned and was filled with the “Separation status is a The death of the 27-year- dedicated to hard-hitting re- forbid isolating people with isolation as a form of punish- stench of excrement that gets clear end run around crucial old transgender woman porting that serves the people serious medical conditions ment. stuck in a contraband-catch- protections designed to limit spurred calls to strictly limit of New York. NYC parents can keep tabs on school bus locations with new GPS app By Jonathan Sperling last week. will have access to automat- Queens Daily Eagle “We’ll have GPS in every ic updates via a mobile app. The wheels on the bus bus on the first day of school, The app will also provide up- go ‘round and ‘round, and and through our partnership dates on bus location, student you can know exactly where with Via, we’ll soon have a ridership, route changes and they’re moving, thanks to state-of-the-art app for fam- vehicle delays. School staff a partnership between the ilies to track buses and get and DOE administrators will city’s Department of Educa- real-time automatic updates,” have web access to the entire tion and ride share app Via. Carranza said in a statement. transportation system and the “Via for Schools” is a The real-time tracking ability to share system-wide state-of-the-art integrated, will be provided through a updates, including weath- automated school bus rout- GPS-enabled tablet running er-related road closures, with ing, tracking, and commu- the “Bus Driver App,” which drivers, parents and students. nication platform that will gives drivers turn-by-turn The DOE transports ap- launch in time for the first navigation, while also digi- proximately 150,000 students day of school on Thursday tally recording student rider- on 9,000 bus routes to and Sept. 5, Schools Chancellor ship, according to the DOE. from schools across the city A school bus makes its way through Brooklyn. A new app will allow parents and Richard Carranza announced Both families and students each day. guardians to track where school buses are located. Photo by Panoramio via Wikimedia Commons

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Monday, August 26, 2019 • Queens Daily Eagle • 11 NESS OR FOR CUSTOMARY OR USUAL THE MAINTENANCE GUIDELINES LAW HOUSING EXPENSES, OR FOR REA- (CHAPTER 269, LAWS OF 2015), THERE SONABLE ATTORNEY’S FEES IN CON- IS AN OBLIGATION TO AWARD THE NECTION WITH THIS ACTION. (4) GUIDELINE AMOUNT OF MAINTE- ORDERED: NEITHER PARTY SHALL NANCE ON INCOME UP TO $184,000 2nd department/ public legal notices CAUSE THE OTHER PARTY OR THE TO BE PAID BY THE PARTY WITH THE CHILDREN OF THE MARRIAGE TO BE HIGHER INCOME (THE MAINTENANCE REMOVED FROM ANY EXISTING MED- PREVIOUS SALES: VICE OF THIS SUMMONS, EXCLUSIVE VORCE ACTION PURSUANT TO 22 NY- PAYOR) TO THE PARTY WITH THE LOW- LIQUOR LICENSE ICAL, HOSPITAL AND DENTAL INSUR- SEPT. 3/19 - MODELL COLLATERAL OF THE DAY OF SERVICE (OR WITH- CRR SECTION 202.16(A), AND WHICH ER INCOME (THE MAINTENANCE PAY- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A LI- ANCE COVERAGE, AND EACH PARTY EE) ACCORDING TO A FORMULA, UN- CENSE, # 1319851 FOR LIQUOR HAS LOANS, INC., 21 W. 47TH ST., MAN., IN THIRTY (30) DAYS AFTER THE SER- SHALL REMAIN IN FULL FORCE AND SHALL MAINTAIN THE EXISTING MED- LESS THE PARTIES AGREE OTHERWISE BEEN APPLIED FOR BY THE UNDER- FROM 302068 OF SEP. 15, 2018 TO VICE IS COMPLETE IF THIS SUMMONS EFFECT DURING THE PENDENCY OF ICAL, HOSPITAL AND DENTAL INSUR- OR WAIVE THIS RIGHT. DEPENDING SIGNED TO SELL BEER, WINE & LI- 307603 OF APR. 30, 2019. IS NOT PERSONALLY DELIVERED THE ACTION, UNLESS TERMINATED, ANCE COVERAGE IN FULL FORCE AND ON THE INCOMES OF THE PARTIES, QUOR ON PREMISES AT RETAIL IN A SEPT. 3/19 - MODELL COLLATER- TO YOU WITHIN THE STATE OF NEW MODIFIED OR AMENDED BY FURTHER EFFECT. (5) ORDERED: NEITHER PAR- THE OBLIGATION MIGHT FALL ON EI- RESTAURANT UNDER THE ABC LAW AL LOANS, INC., 308 ATLANTIC AVE., YORK); AND IN CASE OF YOUR FAIL- ORDER OF THE COURT OR UPON TY SHALL CHANGE THE BENEFICIA- THER THE PLAINTIFF OR DEFENDANT AT BISTRO 1804 INC AT 3612 CLAREN- BROOKLYN, FROM 274748 OF JUL 14, URE TO APPEAR, JUDGMENT WILL WRITTEN AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE RIES OF ANY EXISTING LIFE INSUR- DON ROAD BROOKLYN NY, 11203 FOR 2018 TO 277085 OF APR. 30, 2019. BE TAKEN AGAINST YOU BY DEFAULT PARTIES: (1) ORDERED: NEITHER PAR- ANCE POLICIES, AND EACH PARTY IN THE ACTION. THERE ARE TWO FOR- ON PREMISES CONSUMPTION. 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FOR A PERIOD OF MORE THAN ONE COURSE OF BUSINESS, FOR CUSTOM- TEN MODIFICATION AGREEMENT MULA 1. MULTIPLY MAINTENANCE TION. #172934 YEAR. THE RELIEF SOUGHT IS A JUDG- ARY AND USUAL HOUSEHOLD EX- #172828 WITH YOUR SPOUSE DULY SIGNED PAYOR’S INCOME BY 20%. 2. MULTI- PAWNBROKER MENT OF ABSOLUTE DIVORCE IN FA- PENSES OR FOR REASONABLE ATTOR- AND ACKNOWLEDGED BEFORE A PLY MAINTENANCE PAYEE’S INCOME VOR OF THE PLAINTIFF DISSOLVING NEY’S FEE IN CONNECTION WITH THIS N.Y. PAWNBROKERS INC. NOTARY PUBLIC. NOTICE CONCERN- BY 25%. SUBTRACT LINE 2 FROM AUCTION SALES THE MARRIAGE BETWEEN THE PAR- ACTION. (2) ORDERED: NEITHER PAR- CASPERT MANAGEMENT CO., INC. ING CONTINUATION OF HEALTH CARE LINE 1 = RESULT 1 SUBTRACT MAIN- S. PRICE, AUCTIONEER OF THE JEW- TIES IN THIS ACTION. THE NATURE TY SHALL TRANSFER, ENCUMBER, AS- (DCA #0869125) LOCATED AT 333 COVERAGE (REQUIRED BY SECTION TENANCE PAYEE’S INCOME FROM ELRY AUCTION MARKET OF AMERI- OF ANY ANCILLARY OR ADDITION- SIGN, REMOVE, WITHDRAW OR IN ANY SYLVAN AVE ENGLEWOOD CLIFFS 255(1) OF THE DOMESTIC RELATIONS 40% OF COMBINED INCOME* = RE- CA, INC., SELL AT BELOW LISTED AD- AL RELIEF DEMANDED IS: THAT THE WAY DISPOSE OF ANY TAX DEFERRED N.J. 07632 AS AGENTS FOR N.Y. DRESSES AT 9 A.M. ALL UNREDEEMED LAW) PLEASE TAKE NOTICE THAT SULT 2. ENTER THE LOWER OF RESULT PAWNBROKERS INC (DCA # 803727) FAMILY COURT SHALL HAVE CON- FUNDS, STOCKS OR OTHER ASSETS ONCE A JUDGMENT OF DIVORCE IS PLEDGES FOR THE FOLLOWING CURRENT JURISDICTION WITH THE HELD IN ANY INDIVIDUAL RETIRE- 2 OR RESULT 1, BUT IF LESS THAN 301 EAST 149TH ST. BRONX, N.Y. PAWNBROKERS INCLUDING ALL SIGNED IN THIS ACTION, BOTH YOU OR EQUAL TO ZERO, ENTER ZERO. SUPREME COURT WITH RESPECT TO MENT ACCOUNTS, 401K ACCOUNTS, AND YOUR SPOUSE MAY OR MAY 100451, N.Y. PAWNBROKERS I INC HOLDOVERS FROM PREVIOUS SALES: THIS IS THE CALCULATED GUIDELINE ANY FUTURE ISSUES OF MAINTE- PROFIT SHARING PLANS, KEOGH AC- NOT CONTINUE TO BE ELIGIBLE FOR (DCA#9072023) 177 RIVINGTON N.Y. SEPT. 4/19- NEW YORK LOAN COM- AMOUNT OF MAINTENANCE WITH N.Y. 10002, N.Y. PAWNBROKERS II INC NANCE. THAT THE PARTIES DO NOT COUNTS, OR ANY OTHER PENSION COVERAGE UNDER EACH OTHER’S PANY, 50 W. 47TH ST., MAN., LICENSE THE LOWER FORMULA. HIGHER FOR- (DCA#1125229) 303 EAST 149TH ST. REQUIRE PAYMENT OF COUNSEL AND OR RETIREMENT ACCOUNT, AND THE HEALTH INSURANCE PLAN, DEPEND- #1452658, FROM 50000 OF JAN. 15, MULA 1. MULTIPLY MAINTENANCE BRONX, N.Y. 10451. SALES ON 9/4/19 EXPERTS’ FEES AND EXPENSES. THAT PARTIES SHALL FURTHER REFRAIN ING ON THE TERMS OF THE PLAN. NO- 2014 TO 56000 OF MAY 3, 2019. PAYOR’S INCOME BY 30% 2. MULTIPLY AT 6 A.M. AT 105 ATTORNEY ST NY, NY #172937 THE COURT GRANT SUCH OTHER FROM APPLYING FOR OR REQUEST- TICE OF GUIDELINE MAINTENANCE IF MAINTENANCE PAYEE’S INCOME BY 10002. INCLUDES ALL UNREDEEMED AND FURTHER RELIEF AS THE COURT ING THE PAYMENT OF RETIREMENT YOUR DIVORCE WAS COMMENCED 20% SUBTRACT LINE 2 FROM LINE 1 = PLEDGES AND HOLD-OVERS OF PRE- SUMMONS WITH NOTICE MAY DEEM FIT AND PROPER. THE PAR- BENEFITS OR ANNUITY PAYMENTS ON OR AFTER JANUARY 25, 2016, THIS VIOUS SALES. FOR N.Y. PAWNBRO- SUPREME COURT OF STATE OF NEW TIES HAVE DIVIDED UP THE MARITAL OF ANY KIND, WITHOUT THE CON- NOTICE IS REQUIRED TO BE GIVEN TO RESULT 1 SUBTRACT MAINTENANCE KERS INC.= FROM #416786 OF 2/1/19 YORK COUNTY OF KINGS INDEX PROPERTY, AND NO CLAIM WILL BE SENT OF THE OTHER PARTY IN WRIT- YOU BY THE SUPREME COURT OF THE PAYEE’S INCOME FROM 40% OF COM- TO #418113 OF 2/28/19 JEWELRY AND NO. 52650/19 KAY LORRAINE JOHN- MADE BY EITHER PARTY UNDER EQ- ING, OR UPON FURTHER ORDER OF COUNTY WHERE YOUR DIVORCE WAS BINED INCOME* = RESULT 2 EN- NON JEWELRY ITEMS. FOR N.Y. PAWN- SON, PLAINTIFF -AGAINST- AN- UITABLE DISTRIBUTION (FORM UD-1 - THE COURT; EXCEPT THAT ANY PARTY FILED TO COMPLY WITH THE MAINTE- TER THE LOWER OF RESULT 2 OR RE- BROKERS I INC.= FROM #356129 OF THONY HINES, DEFENDANT. DATE 1/25/16) NOTICE OF ENTRY OF AUTO- WHO IS ALREADY IN PAY STATUS MAY NANCE GUIDELINES LAW ([S. 5678/A. SULT 1, BUT IF LESS THAN OR EQUAL 2/1/19 TO #356818 OF 2/28/19 JEWEL- SUMMONS FILED: MAY 24, 2019. MATIC ORDERS (D.R.L. 236) REV. 1/13 CONTINUE TO RECEIVE SUCH PAY- 7645], CHAPTER 269, LAWS OF 2015) TO ZERO, ENTER ZERO. THIS IS THE RY AND NON JEWELRY ITEMS. PLAINTIFF DESIGNATES KINGS COUN- FAILURE TO COMPLY WITH THESE OR- MENTS THEREUNDER. (3) ORDERED: BECAUSE YOU MAY NOT HAVE COUN- CALCULATED GUIDELINE AMOUNT #172468 TY AS THE PLACE OF TRIAL. THE BASIS DERS MAY BE DEEMED A CONTEMPT NEITHER PARTY SHALL INCUR UN- SEL IN THIS ACTION TO ADVISE YOU. OF MAINTENANCE WITH THE HIGH- OF VENUE IS PLAINTIFF’S RESIDENCE. OF COURT PURSUANT TO THE UNI- REASONABLE DEBTS HEREAFTER, IN- IT DOES NOT MEAN THAT YOUR ER FORMULA. * COMBINED INCOME PAWNBROKER PLAINTIFF RESIDES AT 774 UNION FORM RULES OF THE TRIAL COURTS, CLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, FUR- SPOUSE (THE PERSON YOU ARE MAR- EQUALS MAINTENANCE PAYOR’S IN- AUCTION SALES STREET, APT. 12, BROOKLYN, NEW AND DOMESTIC RELATIONS LAW SEC- THER BORROWING AGAINST ANY RIED TO) IS SEEKING OR OFFERING AN COME UP TO $184,000 PLUS MAINTE- S. PRICE, AUCTIONEER OF THE JEW- YORK 11204. TO THE ABOVE NAMED TION 236, PART B, SECTION 2, BOTH CREDIT LINE SECURED BY THE FAMILY AWARD OF “MAINTENANCE” IN THIS NANCE PAYEE’S INCOME. NOTE: THE ELRY AUCTION MARKET OF AMERI- ACTION FOR DIVORCE DEFENDANT: YOU AND YOUR SPOUSE (THE PAR- RESIDENCE, FURTHER ENCUMBRANC- ACTION. “MAINTENANCE” MEANS COURT WILL DETERMINE HOW LONG CA, INC., SELL AT 21 W. 47TH ST., MAN., YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED TO TIES) ARE BOUND BY THE FOLLOW- ING ANY ASSETS, OR UNREASONABLY THE AMOUNT TO BE PAID TO THE MAINTENANCE WILL BE PAID IN AC- AT 9 A.M. ALL UNREDEEMED PLEDGES SERVE A NOTICE OF APPEARANCE ON ING AUTOMATIC ORDERS, WHICH USING CREDIT CARDS OR CASH AD- OTHER SPOUSE FOR SUPPORT AF- CORDANCE WITH THE STATUTE. (REV. FOR THE FOLLOWING PAWNBROKERS THE PLAINTIFF’S ATTORNEYS WITHIN HAVE BEEN ENTERED AGAINST YOU VANCES AGAINST CREDIT CARDS, EX- TER THE DIVORCE IS FINAL. YOU ARE 1/31/18) INCLUDING ALL HOLDOVERS FROM TWENTY (20) DAYS AFTER THE SER- AND YOUR SPOUSE IN YOUR DI- CEPT IN THE USUAL COURSE OF BUSI- HEREBY GIVEN NOTICE THAT UNDER #172788 2nd department / new business Formations LLC UPON WHOM PROCESS AGAINST LLC UPON WHOM PROCESS AGAINST LLC: ANY LAWFUL PURPOSE. LLC: ANY LAWFUL PURPOSE. 11205 IT MAY BE SERVED. THE POST OFFICE 11215 IT MAY BE SERVED. THE POST OFFICE #172757 #172581 BLERD CITY CON, LLC ADDRESS TO WHICH THE SSNY SHALL CATER TO PARTY, LLC ADDRESS TO WHICH THE SSNY SHALL NOTICE OF FORMATION OF LIMIT- MAIL A COPY OF ANY PROCESS NOTICE OF FORMATION OF LIMIT- MAIL A COPY OF ANY PROCESS 11225 BARKBAR LLC ED LIABILITY COMPANY (LLC). NAME: AGAINST THE LLC SERVED UPON ED LIABILITY COMPANY (LLC). NAME: AGAINST THE LLC SERVED UPON HIM/ TGT PRODUCTIONS LLC NOTICE OF FORMATION OF LIMIT- BLERD CITY CON, LLC. ARTICLES OF HIM/HER IS CHOICE EQUITIES LLC 227 CATER TO PARTY, LLC. ARTICLES OF HER IS ALEXANDER ALAN, 15 SOUTH NOTICE OF FORMATION OF LIMITED ED LIABILITY COMPANY (LLC). NAME: ORGANIZATION FILED WITH SECRE- ORGANIZATION FILED WITH SECRE- OXFORD STREET, APT 3 BROOKLYN, LIABILITY COMPANY (LLC). NAME: TGT LYNCH ST BROOKLYN, NY, 11206. PUR- BARKBAR LLC. ARTICLES OF ORGA- TARY OF STATE OF NEW YORK (SSNY) POSE/CHARACTER OF LLC: ANY LAW- TARY OF STATE OF NEW YORK (SSNY) NY, 11217. PURPOSE/CHARACTER OF PRODUCTIONS LLC. ARTICLES OF OR- ON 5/11/2017. NY OFFICE LOCATION: FUL PURPOSE. ON 7/15/2019. NY OFFICE LOCATION: LLC: ANY LAWFUL PURPOSE. GANIZATION FILED WITH SECRETARY NIZATION FILED WITH SECRETARY KINGS COUNTY. SSNY HAS BEEN DES- #172728 KINGS COUNTY. SSNY HAS BEEN DES- #172428 OF STATE OF NEW YORK (SSNY) ON OF STATE OF NEW YORK (SSNY) ON IGNATED AS AGENT OF THE LLC UPON IGNATED AS AGENT OF THE LLC UPON 03/01/2019. NY OFFICE LOCATION: 07/29/2019. NY OFFICE LOCATION: WHOM PROCESS AGAINST IT MAY BE SM CAPACITY BUILDING, LLC WHOM PROCESS AGAINST IT MAY BE 11219 KINGS COUNTY. SSNY HAS BEEN DES- NOTICE OF FORMATION OF LIMIT- KINGS COUNTY. SSNY HAS BEEN DES- SERVED. THE POST OFFICE ADDRESS SERVED. THE POST OFFICE ADDRESS JIN YAO PROPERTY LLC IGNATED AS AGENT OF THE LLC UPON ED LIABILITY COMPANY (LLC). NAME: IGNATED AS AGENT OF THE LLC UPON TO WHICH THE SSNY SHALL MAIL TO WHICH THE SSNY SHALL MAIL A NOTICE OF FORMATION OF LIMIT- WHOM PROCESS AGAINST IT MAY BE SM CAPACITY BUILDING, LLC. ARTI- A COPY OF ANY PROCESS AGAINST COPY OF ANY PROCESS AGAINST THE ED LIABILITY COMPANY (LLC). NAME: SERVED. THE POST OFFICE ADDRESS WHOM PROCESS AGAINST IT MAY BE CLES OF ORGANIZATION FILED WITH THE LLC SERVED UPON HIM/HER IS LLC SERVED UPON HIM/HER IS CATER JIN YAO PROPERTY LLC. ARTICLES OF TO WHICH THE SSNY SHALL MAIL A SERVED. THE POST OFFICE ADDRESS SECRETARY OF STATE OF NEW YORK CLAIRESA CLAY, 195 WILLOUGHBY TO PARTY, LLC, 266 PROSPECT PARK ORGANIZATION FILED WITH SECRE- COPY OF ANY PROCESS AGAINST THE (SSNY) ON 06/21/2019. NY OFFICE LO- TO WHICH THE SSNY SHALL MAIL AVE. #107 BROOKLYN, NY, 11205. PUR- WEST BROOKLYN, NY, 11215. PUR- TARY OF STATE OF NEW YORK (SSNY) LLC SERVED UPON HIM/HER IS TGT CATION: KINGS COUNTY. SSNY HAS A COPY OF ANY PROCESS AGAINST POSE/CHARACTER OF LLC: ANY LAW- POSE/CHARACTER OF LLC: ANY LAW- ON 7/22/2019. NY OFFICE LOCATION: PRODUCTIONS LLC 135 OCEAN AVE., FUL PURPOSE. BEEN DESIGNATED AS AGENT OF THE FUL PURPOSE. THE LLC SERVED UPON HIM/HER IS KINGS COUNTY. SSNY HAS BEEN DES- SUITE 3L BROOKLYN, NY, 11225. PUR- #172561 LLC UPON WHOM PROCESS AGAINST #172171 IGNATED AS AGENT OF THE LLC UPON POSE/CHARACTER OF LLC: ANY LAW- BARKBAR LLC 25 WASHINGTON ST. IT MAY BE SERVED. THE POST OFFICE SEEKEREAL LLC WHOM PROCESS AGAINST IT MAY BE FUL PURPOSE. #8A BROOKLYN, NY, 11201. PURPOSE/ ADDRESS TO WHICH THE SSNY SHALL 11217 SERVED. THE POST OFFICE ADDRESS #172214 NOTICE OF FORMATION OF LIMIT- CHARACTER OF LLC: ANY LAWFUL ED LIABILITY COMPANY (LLC). NAME: MAIL A COPY OF ANY PROCESS TOTTRUNK LLC TO WHICH THE SSNY SHALL MAIL NOTICE OF FORMATION OF LIMIT- PURPOSE. SEEKEREAL LLC. ARTICLES OF ORGA- AGAINST THE LLC SERVED UPON HIM/ A COPY OF ANY PROCESS AGAINST 11228 ED LIABILITY COMPANY (LLC). NAME: #172962 NIZATION FILED WITH SECRETARY HER IS SM CAPACITY BUILDING, LLC THE LLC SERVED UPON HIM/HER IS TOTTRUNK LLC. ARTICLES OF OR- ASAKURA ROBINSON OF STATE OF NEW YORK (SSNY) ON 22 RENAISSANCE CT. # 22-B BROOK- JIN YAO PROPERTY LLC, 1047 59TH GANIZATION FILED WITH SECRE- COMPANY LLC 07/19/2019. NY OFFICE LOCATION: LYN, NY, 11206. PURPOSE/CHARAC- STREET, FL 2 BROOKLYN, NY, 11219. 11238 TARY OF STATE OF NEW YORK (SSNY) NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR AU- KINGS COUNTY. SSNY HAS BEEN DES- TER OF LLC: ANY LAWFUL PURPOSE. PURPOSE/CHARACTER OF LLC: ANY #172844 ON 6/6/2019. NY OFFICE LOCATION: THORITY OF ASAKURA ROBINSON PARTS PER MILLION LLC IGNATED AS AGENT OF THE LLC UPON LAWFUL PURPOSE. KINGS COUNTY. SSNY HAS BEEN DES- #172642 COMPANY LLC, A FOREIGN LIMITED NOTICE OF FORMATION OF LIMIT- WHOM PROCESS AGAINST IT MAY BE IGNATED AS AGENT OF THE LLC UPON LIABILITY COMPANY (LLC). APPLICA- ED LIABILITY COMPANY (LLC). NAME: SERVED. THE POST OFFICE ADDRESS 11210 WHOM PROCESS AGAINST IT MAY BE 11221 TION FOR AUTHORITY FILED WITH TO WHICH THE SSNY SHALL MAIL INBOUND TECHNIQUE LLC PARTS PER MILLION LLC. ARTICLES SERVED. THE POST OFFICE ADDRESS SECY. OF STATE OF NEW YORK (SSNY) A COPY OF ANY PROCESS AGAINST NOTICE OF FORMATION OF LIMIT- INSPIRE HOME OF ORGANIZATION FILED WITH SEC- TO WHICH THE SSNY SHALL MAIL A ON 7/9/2019. LLC ORGANIZED IN TX THE LLC SERVED UPON HIM/HER IS ED LIABILITY COMPANY (LLC). NAME: MANAGEMENT LLC COPY OF ANY PROCESS AGAINST THE ON 03/25/2004. NY OFFICE LOCATION: RETARY OF STATE OF NEW YORK ZONGGUAN WANG 455 DEKALB AVE, INBOUND TECHNIQUE LLC. ARTI- NOTICE OF FORMATION OF LIMIT- LLC SERVED UPON HIM/HER IS ISABEL KINGS COUNTY. SSNY DESIGNATED (SSNY) ON 06/28/2019. NY OFFICE LO- BROOKLYN 3R BROOKLYN, NY, 11205. CLES OF ORGANIZATION FILED WITH ED LIABILITY COMPANY (LLC). NAME: MUNOZ-CADILLA, 539 ATLANTIC AVE PURPOSE/CHARACTER OF LLC: ANY SECRETARY OF STATE OF NEW YORK INSPIRE HOME MANAGEMENT LLC. AS AGENT OF LLC UPON WHOM PRO- CATION: KINGS COUNTY. SSNY HAS #170009 BROOKLYN, NY, 11217. PUR- LAWFUL PURPOSE. (SSNY) ON 07/03/2019. NY OFFICE LO- ARTICLES OF ORGANIZATION FILED CESS AGAINST IT MAY BE SERVED. BEEN DESIGNATED AS AGENT OF THE #173022 POSE/CHARACTER OF LLC: ANY LAW- SSNY SHALL MAIL COPY OF PRO- CATION: KINGS COUNTY. SSNY HAS WITH SECRETARY OF STATE OF NEW LLC UPON WHOM PROCESS AGAINST FUL PURPOSE. YORK (SSNY) ON 8/6/2019. NY OFFICE CESS TO: C/O UNITED STATES COR- BEEN DESIGNATED AS AGENT OF THE #172340 IT MAY BE SERVED. THE POST OFFICE 11206 LLC UPON WHOM PROCESS AGAINST LOCATION: KINGS COUNTY. SSNY HAS PORATION AGENTS, INC.,7014 13TH CHOICE EQUITIES LLC IT MAY BE SERVED. THE POST OFFICE KALEIDOSCOPE WINES LLC BEEN DESIGNATED AS AGENT OF THE AVENUE, SUITE 202 BROOKLYN, NY, ADDRESS TO WHICH THE SSNY SHALL NOTICE OF FORMATION OF LIMIT- ADDRESS TO WHICH THE SSNY SHALL NOTICE OF FORMATION OF LIMIT- LLC UPON WHOM PROCESS AGAINST 11228. OFFICE ADDRESS IN JURISDIC- MAIL A COPY OF ANY PROCESS ED LIABILITY COMPANY (LLC). NAME: MAIL A COPY OF ANY PROCESS ED LIABILITY COMPANY (LLC). NAME: IT MAY BE SERVED. THE POST OFFICE TION OF ORGANIZATION: 1902 WASH- AGAINST THE LLC SERVED UPON HIM/ CHOICE EQUITIES LLC. ARTICLES OF KALEIDOSCOPE WINES LLC. ARTI- ADDRESS TO WHICH THE SSNY SHALL INGTON AVENUE, SUITE A, HOUSTON, AGAINST THE LLC SERVED UPON HIM/ HER IS JEREMY PEREZ-CRUZ 555 WA- ORGANIZATION FILED WITH SECRE- CLES OF ORGANIZATION FILED WITH MAIL A COPY OF ANY PROCESS TX 77007. COPY OF ARTICLES OF OR- HER IS PERRY DANIEL 1429 FLATBUSH VERLY AVENUE BROOKLYN, NY, 11238. TARY OF STATE OF NEW YORK (SSNY) AVENUE APT. 6 BROOKLYN, NY, 11210. SECRETARY OF STATE OF NEW YORK AGAINST THE LLC SERVED UPON HIM/ GANIZATION ON FILE WITH SECY. OF ON 07/25/2019. NY OFFICE LOCA- PURPOSE/CHARACTER OF LLC: ANY (SSNY) ON 7/23/2019. NY OFFICE LO- HER IS AMY D LITTLETON, 545 QUIN- STATE OF TX, DAVID WHITLEY, COR- PURPOSE/CHARACTER OF LLC: ANY TION: KINGS COUNTY. SSNY HAS LAWFUL PURPOSE. CATION: KINGS COUNTY. SSNY HAS CY STREET, 2ND FLOOR BROOKLYN, PORATION SECTION, P.O. BOX 13697 LAWFUL PURPOSE. BEEN DESIGNATED AS AGENT OF THE #173023 BEEN DESIGNATED AS AGENT OF THE NY, 11221. PURPOSE/CHARACTER OF AUSTIN TX 78711-3697. PURPOSE OF #172168

12 • SECOND DEPARTMENT/Brooklyn/Daily Eagle • Monday, August 26, 2019 2nd department / new business Formations CAMBRIDGE FOX LLC SSNY DESIGNATED AS AGENT FOR OF ORG. FILED WITH THE SSNY ON STATE (SSNY) ON 2/15/19. OFFICE LO- TION: KINGS COUNTY. SSNY IS DES- PROCESS MAY BE SERVED. SSNY NOTICE OF FORMATION OF LIMIT- PROCESS & SHALL MAIL TO: 1064 07/30/2019. OFFICE LOC: KINGS CATION: KINGS COUNTY. SSNY IS DES- IGNATED AS AGENT OF LLC UPON SHALL MAIL COPY OF PROCESS TO ED LIABILITY COMPANY (LLC). NAME: 66TH ST, BROOKLYN, NY 11219. PUR- COUNTY. SSNY HAS BEEN DESIGNAT- IGNATED AS AGENT OF LLC UPON WHOM PROCESS AGAINST IT MAY POSE: ANY LAWFUL ED AS AGENT UPON WHOM PROCESS WHOM PROCESS AGAINST IT MAY BE BE SERVED. SSNY SHALL MAIL PRO- THE LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY CAMBRIDGE FOX LLC. ARTICLES OF #172139 ORGANIZATION FILED WITH SECRE- AGAINST THE LLC MAY BE SERVED. SERVED. SSNY SHALL MAIL PROCESS CESS TO: 170 LEE AVE, BROOKLYN, NY 2571 E 17TH ST #3RD BROOKLYN, NY SSNY SHALL MAIL PROCESS TO: TO: 225 BROADWAY, FL. 39, NY, NY 11211. PURPOSE: ANY LAWFUL AC- TARY OF STATE OF NEW YORK (SSNY) KIKI HOME REALTY LLC 11235. PURPOSE: ANY LAWFUL AC- ON 05/17/2019. NY OFFICE LOCATION: KIKI HOME REALTY LLC FILED W/ SSNY THE LLC, 1740 OCEAN AVENUE, #4J, 10007. PURPOSE: ANY LAWFUL AC- TIVITY. BROOKLYN, NY 11230. PURPOSE: ANY TIVITY. #172713 TIVITY. KINGS COUNTY. SSNY HAS BEEN DES- ON 6/6/19. OFFICE: KINGS CO. SSNY #172707 LAWFUL PURPOSE. #172883 IGNATED AS AGENT OF THE LLC UPON DESIGNATED AS AGENT FOR PRO- #172557 TMG/TN JV WYTHE WHOM PROCESS AGAINST IT MAY BE CESS & SHALL MAIL TO: 4514 5TH AVE, 157-159 WYTHE HOLDINGS, LLC SERVED. THE POST OFFICE ADDRESS BROOKLYN, NY 11220. PURPOSE: ANY TCB 730 BROADWAY LLC AVENUE OWNER, LLC NOTICE OF QUALIFICATION OF TMG/ ASIALANTIC GLOBAL TO WHICH THE SSNY SHALL MAIL A LAWFUL TCB 730 BROADWAY LLC, ARTS. NOTICE OF QUALIFICATION OF 157- #172140 TN JV WYTHE HOLDINGS, LLC. AU- ADVISORS, LLC COPY OF ANY PROCESS AGAINST THE OF ORG. FILED WITH THE SSNY ON 159 WYTHE AVENUE OWNER, LLC. THORITY FILED WITH NY SECY OF NOTICE OF QUALIFICATION OF ASI- LLC SERVED UPON HIM/HER IS SARAH CHEN’S BROTHER 07/26/2019. OFFICE LOC: KINGS AUTHORITY FILED WITH NY SECY OF STATE (SSNY) ON 7/15/19. OFFICE LO- SHANNON & RICARDO RODRIGUEZ COUNTY. SSNY HAS BEEN DESIGNAT- STATE (SSNY) ON 7/15/19. OFFICE LO- CATION: KINGS COUNTY. LLC FORMED ALANTIC GLOBAL ADVISORS, LLC 30 CAMBRIDGE PLACE BROOKLYN, DEVELOPMENT LLC ED AS AGENT UPON WHOM PROCESS CATION: KINGS COUNTY. LLC FORMED CHEN’S BROTHER DEVELOPMENT IN DELAWARE (DE) ON 5/9/19. SSNY IS APPL. FOR AUTH. FILED WITH SECY. NY, 11238. PURPOSE/CHARACTER OF AGAINST THE LLC MAY BE SERVED. IN DELAWARE (DE) ON 5/9/19. SSNY IS LLC FILED W/ SSNY ON 7/1/19. OF- DESIGNATED AS AGENT OF LLC UPON LLC: ANY LAWFUL PURPOSE. SSNY SHALL MAIL PROCESS TO: ZA- DESIGNATED AS AGENT OF LLC UPON OF STATE OF NY (SSNY) ON 08/07/19. #172271 FICE: KINGS CO. SSNY DESIGNATED WHOM PROCESS AGAINST IT MAY BE HEER A BUKHARI, 730 BROADWAY, WHOM PROCESS AGAINST IT MAY BE AS AGENT FOR PROCESS & SHALL SERVED. SSNY SHALL MAIL PROCESS OFFICE LOCATION: KINGS COUN- BROOKLYN, NY 11206. PURPOSE: ANY SERVED. SSNY SHALL MAIL PROCESS TO: 599 MANHATTAN AVE, BROOK- MAIL TO: 739 54TH ST, BROOKLYN, NY TY. LLC FORMED IN DELAWARE (DE) LAWFUL PURPOSE. TO: 599 MANHATTAN AVE, BROOK- LYN, NY 11222 DE ADDRESS OF LLC: 11220. PURPOSE: ANY LAWFUL #172558 HUNGRY GHOST #172142 LYN, NY 11222. DE ADDRESS OF LLC: 3411 SILVERSIDE RD, TATNALL BLDG, ON 12/20/17. SSNY DESIGNATED AS 3411 SILVERSIDE RD, TATNALL BLDG, PARK SLOPE LLC TCB 667 STANLEY AVE LLC STE 104, WILMINGTON, DE 19810. AGENT OF LLC UPON WHOM PRO- HUNGRY GHOST PARK SLOPE LLC, SMOG CINEMA GROUP LLC TCB 667 STANLEY AVE LLC, ARTS. STE 104, WILMINGTON, DE 19810. CERT. OF FORMATION FILED WITH DE SMOG CINEMA GROUP LLC, ARTS. CESS AGAINST IT MAY BE SERVED. ARTS. OF ORG. FILED WITH THE SSNY OF ORG. FILED WITH THE SSNY ON CERT. OF FORMATION FILED WITH DE SECY OF STATE, 401 FEDERAL ST, STE OF ORG. FILED WITH THE SSNY ON ON 03/13/2019. OFFICE LOC: KINGS 07/26/2019. OFFICE LOC: KINGS SECY OF STATE, 401 FEDERAL ST, STE 4, DOVER, DE 19901. PURPOSE: ANY SSNY SHALL MAIL PROCESS TO C/O 07/19/2019. OFFICE LOC: KINGS COUNTY. SSNY HAS BEEN DESIGNAT- COUNTY. SSNY HAS BEEN DESIGNAT- 4, DOVER, DE 19901. PURPOSE: ANY LAWFUL ACTIVITY. COUNTY. SSNY HAS BEEN DESIGNAT- #172714 CORPORATION SERVICE CO., 80 STATE ED AS AGENT UPON WHOM PROCESS ED AS AGENT UPON WHOM PROCESS LAWFUL ACTIVITY. AGAINST THE LLC MAY BE SERVED. ED AS AGENT UPON WHOM PROCESS #172708 AGAINST THE LLC MAY BE SERVED. ST., ALBANY, NY 12207-2543. DE SSNY SHALL MAIL PROCESS TO: THE AGAINST THE LLC MAY BE SERVED. HELLO GLORIA LLC SSNY SHALL MAIL PROCESS TO: ZA- 26 BUNKER VIN LLC ADDR. OF LLC: 251 LITTLE FALLS DR., LLC, 156 7TH AVENUE, BROOKLYN, NY SSNY SHALL MAIL PROCESS TO: THE NOTICE OF FORMATION OF HELLO HEER A BUKHARI, 667 STANLEY AVE, NOTICE OF FORMATION OF 26 BUN- 11217. REG AGENT: MURAT UYARO- LLC, 465 SUYDAM STREET, BROOK- GLORIA LLC. ARTS. OF ORG. FILED WILMINGTON, DE 19808. CERT. OF BROOKLYN, NY 11207. PURPOSE: ANY KER VIN LLC. ARTS OF ORG. FILED GLU, 59 S. PORTLAND AVE, APT. 2, LYN, NY 11237. PURPOSE: ANY LAW- WITH SECY. OF STATE OF NY (SSNY) LAWFUL PURPOSE. WITH NEW YORK SECY OF STATE ON 07/22/19. OFFICE LOCATION: FORM. FILED WITH SECY. OF STATE, BROOKLYN, NY 11217. PURPOSE: ANY FUL PURPOSE. #172559 #172316 (SSNY) ON 8/2/19. OFFICE LOCATION: LAWFUL PURPOSE. KINGS COUNTY. SSNY DESIGNATED 401 FEDERAL ST., STE. 4, DOVER, DE #172174 KINGS COUNTY. SSNY IS DESIGNATED AS AGENT OF LLC UPON WHOM PRO- LOVESWELL BIRTH, LLC 265 6TH LLC AS AGENT OF LLC UPON WHOM PRO- 19901. PURPOSE: ANY LAWFUL AC- NOTICE OF FORMATION OF 265 6TH CESS AGAINST IT MAY BE SERVED. NOTICE OF FORMATION OF LOVE- CESS AGAINST IT MAY BE SERVED. TIVITY. 513 REALTY LLC LLC. ARTS OF ORG FILED WITH SECY SSNY SHALL MAIL PROCESS TO: 262 NOTICE OF FORMATION OF 513 RE- SWELL BIRTH, LLC. ARTS. OF ORG. SSNY SHALL MAIL PROCESS TO: 1471 #172904 OF STATE OF NY (SSNY) ON 7/30/19. CARROLL ST., BROOKLYN, NY 11231. ALTY LLC. ARTS OF ORG FILED WITH FILED WITH SSNY ON 6/28/19. OF- E. 26TH ST, BROOKLYN, NY 11210. OFFICE LOCATION: KINGS COUNTY. PURPOSE: ANY LAWFUL ACTIVITIES. SECY OF STATE OF NY (SSNY) ON FICE LOCATION: KINGS COUNTY. PURPOSE: ANY LAWFUL ACTIVITY. #172716 SSNY DESIGNATED AS AGENT UPON ALL GOOD WINES, LLC 7/15/19. OFFICE LOCATION: KINGS SSNY DESIGNATED AS AGENT FOR #172709 WHOM PROCESS MAY BE SERVED COUNTY. 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Monday, August 26, 2019 • SECOND DEPARTMENT/Brooklyn/Daily Eagle • 13 RECENT COURT DECISIONS AND APPEALS By C. B. Abruzzese Brooklyn Daily Eagle

PARENTS FIGHTING AGAINST MANDATORY VACCINATIONS DENIED U.S. District Court for the Eastern District

Six parents of children with disabilities who attend schools in New York sought an injunction against the repeal of the reli- gious exemption for mandatory vaccinations and were denied in the Eastern District Federal Court on Aug. 19. The parents maintained that the public health law that requires mandatory vaccinations is preempted by the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA). For more than 50 years, the law mandating vaccinations for all students who attend schools in New York, whether public, private or parochial, allowed for a religious exemption for par- ents who held genuine religious beliefs that were contrary to the practices. In the 2018-2019 school year, there were measles outbreaks in the state primarily concentrated in com- munities with high rates of religious exemptions. As a result, on June 13, a repeal of the religious exemption was enacted, and schools are prohibited from allowing unvaccinated chil- dren to attend. In this case, the parents alleged that their children were deprived of “access to special education and related servic- es mandated by their individualized education program (or IEP)” and that the repeal interfered with their work sched- ules by requiring them to stay home to care for their chil- dren. Additionally, the parents also contended that their children will regress behaviorally and academically as a result of the gap in services following the repeal. One of the core purposes of the IDEA is to ensure that chil- dren with disabilities are provided with free appropriate public education. Essential to that purpose are IEPs and, if a parent disagrees with the school’s IEP decisions, the act “establishes various procedural safeguards that guarantee parents both an opportunity for meaningful input into all decisions affecting their child’s education and the right to seek review of any deci- sions they think inappropriate.” Relying on those very safe- guards, the parents in this case argued that the repeal of the reli- gious exemption “creates an impermissible condition precedent for students” to receive agreed-upon services under the IDEA. In her decision, Hon. Allyne Ross noted that the parents never explained why they are unable to vaccinate their children. In par- ticular, she pointed out that a medical exemption still exists and if applicable, those students could continue in the school of their choice in the fall. Justice Ross concluded that IDEA does not pre- empt the state health mandate as there is “no conflict between federal requirements for providing special education to students with disabilities and a neutral state law that mandates compliance with immunization requirements for all students.” Finally, Justice Ross also determined that the parents were not entitled to a stay-put order under IDEA, which they had requested as an alternative to the injunction, because the fami- lies’ failure to comply with the state law, “a unilateral action taken by the parents of children with disabilities,” does not con- stitute a change in placement sufficient to trigger stay-put relief. — V.D. et al v. State of New York et al., 19-4306, August 19, 2019

SUIT OVER CUSTOM SUITS DISMISSED Appellate Division, Second Department

The Appellate Division, Second Department affirmed a decision from Hon. Lawrence Knipel of Kings County Supreme Court, Civil Term. In an alleged oral agreement, Martin Greenfield Clothiers, Ltd., a Brooklyn-based manufacturer of men’s tailored clothing, was to be the exclusive manufacturer of certain custom suits for Brooks Brothers Group, a retail clothier. Brooks Brothers then allegedly breached the oral agreement by not providing the Hon. Lawrence Knipel agreed-upon one-year notice Eagle file photo by Rob Abruzzese before terminating it. In their amended complaint, Greenfield Clothiers sought to recover damages for breach of contract and under the theory of prom- issory estoppel, the legal principle that holds that a promise is enforceable by law. Brooks Brothers moved to have the amended complaint dismissed, the Supreme Court granted that motion and Greenfield Clothiers subsequently appealed. Hon. Reinaldo Rivera, Hon. Jeffrey Cohen, Hon. Joseph Maltese and Hon. Valerie Brathwaite Nelson agreed with the lower court’s dismissal of the breach of contract claim, explaining that the alleged oral agreement was unenforceable as violative of the statute of frauds. Additionally, the justices conferred that the promissory estoppel cause of action was correctly dismissed as it was impermissibly predicated on allegations that Brooks Brothers violated the same promise it made under the oral agreement.

14 • SECOND DEPARTMENT/Queens/Daily Eagle • Monday, August 26, 2019 Borough Hall to host Made In Queens town hall on Trump’s ‘public charge’ rule How the dawn of modern pop Continued from page 1 leader who vehemently op- poses the policy. Currently, immigrants can New York Attorney Gen- be denied entry or residency eral Letitia James filed a law- music began in Flushing into the United States based suit on Aug. 20 challenging on their likeliness of partic- the rule’s expansion, a move By Victoria Merlino ipating in cash assistance backed by Mayor Bill de Bla- Queens Daily Eagle program, or their likeliness sio. Ever jammed out to Don- of receiving long-term insti- “Generations of citizens na Summer’s classic “I Feel tutional care. landed on the welcoming Love?” How about Pink The Trump administra- shores of Ellis Island with Floyd’s “Wish You Were tion proposed expanding this nothing more than a dream Here?” What about Lil Nas definition to include those in their pockets,” James in X’s “Old Town Road?” who have used, or may use, a statement announcing the You have the Moog Syn- services like Medicaid, Sup- move. “The Trump Adminis- thesizer to thank. With its plemental Nutrition Assis- tration’s thinly veiled efforts glittering, cutting edge tance Program or Section 8 to only allow those who meet sounds, the Moog ushered in housing. The law is slated to their narrow ethnic, racial the beginning of the modern go into effect Oct. 15. and economic criteria to gain synth — and the start of mod - Katz’ town hall, in part- a path to citizenship is a clear ern music as we know it. But nership with the New York violation of our laws and our before electronic music titans Immigration Coalition, will values.” like Kraftwerk, mega produc - address what that could mean The town hall will occur ers like J Dilla and today’s for immigrants potentially from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. at pop and rap stars, there was impacted by the change. 120-55 Queens Blvd. in Kew Flushing. Robert Moog adjusting his Moog Synthesizer in August of 1969. AP Photo/John Lent Katz isn’t the only local Gardens. The creator of the synth that would change music was lege programs. composer and collabora- introduction of the MiniMoog named Robert Moog, and he However, he was always tor Herbert Deutsch: volt- in 1970 — experimental was born in Flushing in 1934, tinkering with the idea of age-controlled modular elec- sound and elegant design. The according to the Bob Moog electronic instruments, build- tronic music equipment. As he Beatles would even utilize it Foundation. As a child, Moog ing his first theremin, a type continued to develop the idea for their classic 1969 album would work with his father — of electric instrument that throughout the ‘60s, eventual- “Abbey Road” on songs like who was a Con Edison electri- operates without the player ly dubbing them synthesizers, “Here Comes the Sun.” Visit us Online cal engineer — in their garage, touching it, when he was 14. Moog began to market the Though Moog died in queenseagle.com building radios, simple organs With his father, he opened his new module equipment and 2005, the Moog synth’s sound and other similar projects. own business selling com- introduce them to musicians. still echoes through today’s Follow us on Twitter He eventually attended mercial theremins when he The Beach Boys, The Mon- music, whether it's in the pro- @queenseagle Bronx High School of Sci- was 19. kees, Simon and Garfunkel, duction of Kanye West, Lady ence, and received a dual de - While receiving a doctor- The Doors and more artists Gaga, LCD Soundsystem or Like us on Facebook gree in electrical engineering al degree at Cornell, Moog began to pick up on the synth, the many acts who still use the facebook.com/queenseagle and physics from Columbia developed an idea for a new which became revered for its Moog for its unique, futuristic University and Queens Col - electronic instrument with compact size — thanks to the sound.

Monday, August 26, 2019 • Queens Daily Eagle • 15 Legal, Judicial & Courthouse News Follow us on Twitter Like us on Facebook Visit us Online Monday, August 26, 2019 @queenseagle facebook.com/queenseagle queenseagle.com New York’s ‘red flag’ gun bill went into effect on Saturday By Mary Frost Yorkers to save lives with guns, and police would be Queens Daily Eagle Extreme Risk Protection sent to search their home or After years of efforts Orders,” Kavanagh said in a apartment in order to confis- from gun control advocates, release. cate their firearms. New York State’s “red flag” He said that the bill’s suc- The complaining family gun bill went into effect on cess would depend on “our member or law enforcement Saturday. ability to make sure every- officials would have to pro- The bill allows a new type one is aware of the new law vide clear documentation of order of protection, called — not only judges, district to back up their claims, ac- an Extreme Risk Protection attorneys, police officers, cording to the language of Order, to be served on peo- and educators, but also the the bill. This could include a ple thought to be dangerous general public who may be- threat or the use of physical to themselves or others. come aware that someone force, a violation of an order The order would allow re- close to them poses a danger of protection, weapons of- moval of their guns if a fami- to themselves or others.” fenses or charges, the reck- ly member, law enforcement Simon said that people are less display of a firearm or officer or educator success- “sick of the excuses that have evidence of alcohol or drug fully petitions the court. made gun violence par for abuse. Gov. Andrew Cuomo the course in this country. In Brooklyn District Attor- signed the bill into law in fact, it is not normal and it ney Eric Gonzalez said in a February. is a uniquely American prob- statement that he welcomed New York State Sen. Brian lem.” ERPO. “When appropriate, Kavanagh, who represents Hoylman linked the bill my office is ready to file such New York State’s “red flag” gun bill went into effect on Saturday. Shown at Thursday’s the western Brooklyn water- to the recent spate of mass applications while ensuring press conference: NY State Senator Brian Kavanagh at podium. Left of Kavanagh is front and lower Manhattan, shootings around the coun- that every individual’s due state Assemblymember Jo Anne Simon. To the right and behind Kavanagh is Sen. Brad and Assemblymember Jo try, and President Donald process rights are protect- Hoylman. Photo courtesy of the Office NY State Senator Brian Kavanagh Anne Simon, who represents Trump’s failure to move ed.” Carroll Gardens and Brook- ahead with control measures. Bronx DA Darcel Clark, why the order should be lift- and violence. permit approvals. lyn Heights, were major “At a time when we can’t Manhattan DA and Nation- ed. Brooklyn Borough Pres- Kavanagh announced on forces behind ERPO, along count on our president to re- al Co-Chair of Prosecutors One example of the type of ident Eric Adams said in Thursday the creation of a with State Sen. Brad Hoyl- spond to two mass shootings Against Gun Violence Cy tragedy a red flag law might January that the legislators task force that will include man of Manhattan. in 24 hours with any real Vance Jr. and Acting Queens have stopped is the February passed the bills “in the face the courts, officials, schools They were joined on proposals to prevent gun vi- DA John Ryan also said they 2018 mass shooting at Mar- of pressure and threats from and others to share best prac- Thursday by numerous offi- olence, it is more important backed the legislation. jory Stoneman Douglas High extremist ideologues.” tices, ensure the law is prop- cials, district attorney rep- than ever that New York step Sponsors say the language School in Parkland, Florida. Adams is pushing for erly implemented and moni- resentatives and gun control up to the plate and do what’s of the bill protects people Nikolas Cruz, the teen- measures to compel safer tor the results. organizations to celebrate necessary,” he said. who are unfairly accused. ager arrested and charged gun storage, microstamp- ERPO passed the Assem- the launch. Under ERPO, if the court The order would last for one in the Parkland shooting, ing of ammunition and the bly but was rejected by the “Saturday, Aug. 24th is agrees that the accused is year, and the accused person had numerous run-ins with establishment of a firearm Senate in early 2018. The a big day for everyone who likely to harm themselves would have one opportunity police, left threatening com- violence research institute. newly Democratic Senate joined the effort we began or others, they would be during that year to present ments on social media and He is also an advocate for pushed the bill through in in 2014 to empower New required to surrender their evidence to the court as to had a history of self-harm social media checks for gun January. Brooklyn man sentenced for 10.03.19 trading child porn in Queens SAVE THE DATE PRESENTS By Jonathan Sperling cops with the NYPD's Com- Queens Daily Eagle puter Crimes Squad busted A Brooklyn man who ex- Queens resident Ali Morales Guardians changed images of children with child porn images while engaging in sex acts with they investigated a cybertip adult men with a Queens perv report from the National Cen- was given a six-month jail ter for Missing and Exploited of Justice sentence Thursday. Children. Steven Gallardo, 39, was During their investigation, caught with numerous photos officials seized more than on his iPad of children under 5,000 illicit images and vid- Reception & Networking Dinner the age of 12 shown in a sexu- eos of minors from Morales' Honoring Those In The Legal al manner or performing sex- home. He eventually admitted Profession And Courts ual acts. Some of the children to knowingly possessing and were as young as 1. sharing the images, and us- HONOREES: Judge Bruna DiBiase hand- ing his cell phone to trade the Judge Jeremy Weinstein photos with Gallardo. Acting District Attorney, Jack Ryan ed down the sentence after Acting Queens DA said the Presidents of the: Gallardo pleaded guilty in One of the pieces of evi- internet opens a “doorway Queens Bar Association, Latino Lawyers Association of Queens, May to possessing a sexual dence recovered from Mo- for deviant sexual Women's Bar Association and Brandies Association, Chief Clerk of the Queens Courts, Tamara Kersh performance by a child. rales’ cell phone was a conver- predators. Seymour James, Esq Following Gallardo's sen- sation from a KIK chat that he Photo via Queens DA’s Office had with Gallardo, which took Keynote Speakers: tencing, Acting Queens Dis- New York State Chief Judge Janet DiFiore trict Attorney called the in- place between Sept. 23, 2016, traced the chat records related New York State Attorney General Letitia James ternet a “doorway for deviant and Oct. 27, 2016. Within that to the 2016 exchange to an IP U.S. Attorney Richard Donoghue sexual predators who gather chat, the two men shared im- address that led them to Gal- to share vile and disturbing ages of children as young as 1 lardo's home. Gallardo later TERRACE ON THE PARK videos and photographs of year old engaging in various admitted to investigators that 52 11 111th St, Flushing, NY 11368 young children being sexually sexual acts. he used KIK to swap the im- Thursday, October 3, 2019 abused.” In chat on Oct. 27, 2016, ages of children being sexu- 6pm - 7pm - Cocktails & Networking 7pm - 9pm Dinner & Awards “These victims feel like Gallardo sent Morales an ally abused with Morales and Tickets/Information: Michael Nussbaum they are being victimized all image of a female child who identified the aforementioned (718) 422-7409 or (718) 422-7412 over again every time images appeared no older than 8 en- photo of the 8-year-old child. 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16 • Queens Daily Eagle • Monday, August 26, 2019