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Zazi’s guilty plea

Najibullah Zazi pleaded guilty to three terrorist charges yesterday in Federal District Court in Brooklyn. Zazi described his involvement with Al Qaeda and his training in Pakistan. Our reporter Danielle Bengsch covered it from the courtroom.

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Zazi pleads guilty to terror charges

Afghan immigrant Najibullah Zazi plead guilty to the charges of conspiracy to attacks with weapons of mass destruction, conspiracy to commit murder in a foreign country and collecting materials, support and other resources for a terrorist attack.

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Officers Acquitted In Sodomy Case

Three police officers were acquitted on all counts this morning in the Brooklyn police-brutality trial. The jury declared Officer Richard Kern was not guilty of assaulting Michael Mineo in a Brooklyn subway station.

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Is Fort Greene affordable?

With the rising cost of living, residents of Fort Greene are feeling the squeeze. The Fort Greene Association is answering questions and providing tips on how to make Fort Greene affordable at Lafayette Presbyterian Church, 85 S. Oxford St. tonight at 7:30.

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Hit and Run

Police are searching for the driver of a 1993 green Acura who struck two women on Sunday at approximately 4:30 a.m. as they were crossing Flatbush Avenue near Prospect Place. Police found the car that hit the women a few blocks away with a smashed windshield. Both women were taken to Kings County Hospital. The...

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G Train Lets Down Passengers Yet Again

At approximately 2:45 pm the G train service to queens plaza was halted at the Bedford-Nostrand station due to emergency track work. As disgruntled passengers exited to board the B44 bus it was announced that the G train would be running on a weekend schedule with shuttle buses running from Jay St. to Queens Plaza....

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Trouble Afoot in Brooklyn Courtroom

Judge Alan Marrus dismissed juror No. 6 from the Michael Mineo sodomy case at the Brooklyn Supreme Court this morning. The juror admitted to having misinformation from reading a newspaper while the rest of the jury said they could still be objective. We will update you on any further developments.