Email Author Albert Samaha
The drug trade subsists through a network-- dealers, buyers, producers, stash houses, wholesalers, transporters, and so on. Eliminate a single branch, and the network will slow for a bit but then soo... More >>
"Look at 'em," says the young man in a blue polo shirt. "Dirty, scuffed, wrinkled—nobody's gonna buy them here. Not used like... More >>
On the morning of May 29, 2012, Maria Rodriguez entered a third-floor apartment and jumped out the window. She survived, but was seriously injured. But, she claims, perhaps it all could have been pre... More >>
There are many examples of racism, institutional and overt, in America's criminal justice system. But rarely do such instances dominate public discourse the way the George Zimmerman verdict has. On ... More >>
"Bronx is leading city in private sector job growth," read a Daily News headline today. "B'klyn tops outer-boro jobs boom," read a New York Post headline today. Both statements are accurate. Job dat... More >>
The idea behind charter schools is that, because the government does not measure them through traditional public school standards, they have the freedom to innovate, thrusting them at the frontline of... More >>
A small child's mother is suing the city after the boy suffered an injury in a city-owned day-care center's bathroom, according to a complaint filed yesterday in State Supreme Court in the Bronx. The... More >>
In January 2009, 11 Tottenham fans appeared in court for racist chanting at a soccer game, including one ditty that featured the line, "We won't give a f*** if you are hanging from a tree, You are a J... More >>
On January 6, 2009, Derek Chisolm was convicted in Queens County Supreme Court on charges of illegally possessing two guns and some weed. Over the next four and a half years, his legal team appealed... More >>
The New York City Department of Education has reached a settlement with the family of a child who was injured after slipping on his school's wet floor three years ago. School officials offered $25,00... More >>
In 2008, a 17-year-old named Reece Rudolph was arrested after Glens Falls police found more than 300 bags of heroin in his apartment and his vehicle. Rudolph pleaded guilty to one count of criminal po... More >>
Law enforcement officials have dubbed it the "blessing scam," and by now the con's strange details are familiar to most major metropolises between the coasts: The scammers target elderly Chinese women... More >>
