There have been three more shootings in the 70th Precinct this year
to date compared to last – 16 shootings compared to 13, not including
the most recent shooting. In the 79th Precinct there have been 43 shooting
incidents so far this year, compared to 34 by this time last year – 48 victims
compared to 45.

Yet some neighbors say they feel their neighborhood is actually getting safer.

“It is safer,” said Mahammad Ali, who has worked in the neighborhood for 30
years. “It is not getting worse; it is getting better – that’s what I feel.”

“I think it’s gotten safer, I really do. This is just an isolated incident, last night,”
said David Meisel, who has lived in the neighborhood for 25 years. “I live here,
and just walking the streets I feel safer.”

One Flatbush resident told NY1 he thinks it’s obvious why some city neighborhoods
aren’t showing a decline.

“I’d like to see more guns off the streets,” he said.

Citywide, there have been fewer shooting victims and incidents this year compared
to last. Police say that so far this year they’ve had the fewest murders since they
began keeping records.

all shitty shon.

A 25-year-old man was killed after three people were shot at East 21st Street and
Dorchester Road in Flatbush a little before 10:30 p.m. Police say a 23-year-old woman
was shot on the same corner and taken to a local hospital in stable condition. A
50-year-old woman was found wounded in a nearby apartment and also taken to the
hospital in stable condition.

Around 1:30 a.m., two men were shot at Franklin Avenue and Fulton Street in Bedford
Stuyvesant. Police say a 33-year-old man died after being shot multiple times. A
25-year-old man was also shot. He was taken to the hospital in stable condition.

Three people were shot on 91st Street and Clarkson Street in East Flatbush. Police say
a 16-year-old boy was among the victims. All three were taken to Brookdale Hospital.

There are also reports that a man was shot in Flatbush at Newkirk Avenue and Flatbush
Avenue.

Police have not made any arrests in any of these incidents.

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July 30, 2007 — BALTIMORE - A very tired Yankees team found enough
energy to overcome the handicap that Kyle Farnsworth has become to
a club whose season is circling the drain.
Brought into yesterday’s game against the Orioles at Camden Yards with
a six-run bulge in the eighth inning, Farnsworth not only walked the first
batter and gave up a two-run homer, he crossed up Jorge Posada and
then had the audacity to walk off the mound when the catcher went to
talk to him about why he threw a fastball that hit Posada in the arm
when Posada called for a slider. Things became so heated Alex Rodriguez
played peacemaker on the mound.
Asked if he and Posada, who glared at the pitcher immediately after the
cross up, were OK following a 10-6 Yankees victory in front of 47,936,
Farnsworth added fuel to the problem by saying, “We will see.”
And then the erratic reliever may have done with his mouth what his
ineffective pitching hasn’t been able to do: Punch his ticket out of The
Bronx by complaining about not being used.
“I don’t like it at all,” said Farnsworth, who appeared in three games in 12
days going into yesterday’s debacle when he forced Joe Torre to use Mariano
Rivera in the ninth. “I didn’t come here to sit on the bench.”
Yet, when asked to earn the $5.25 million he makes this year and the
$5.5 million he is due next season, Farnsworth has been so bad the Yankees
have made upgrading his role in the pen their No. 1 objective before tomorrow’s
trade deadline.
As for the Yankees, they found enough Red Bull and coffee to grind their way to
a victory that enabled them to gain ground in the AL East and the Wild-Card race.
They pulled to within eight games of the first place Red Sox and are four lengths
behind the Indians.

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Police are investigating allegations that the suspect in the murder and mutilation
of a Staten Island man was sexually abused by him.

The victim’s stepdaughter – 26-year-old Brigitte Harris – checked herself into a
mental ward on Staten Island (Smart move). Police are still waiting to question her.

The body of Eric Goodridge, 55, of Staten Island was found bound, gagged and
castrated in an apartment on Beach 69th Street in the Rockaways Saturday.
(Where’s the Penis? Lawn? Driveway? Toilet?)

The landlord tells NY1 that the tenant – believed to be Harris – called 911, then left. (Isn’t that a crime?)

The medical examiner says Goodridge died of gagging and neck compression. (on Penis?)

A Queens man was arraigned last night on murder charges for allegedly
beating his mother to death Saturday with a barbell. (5s, 10s, 20s or what?)

Police were called to the home on 160th Street in Fresh Meadows just after
11 p.m. Saturday. They found 61-year-old Maria Fischman dead of apparent head injuries.

Police say she had been arguing with her son, 25-year-old Michael Anthony.
He was arrested at the scene. A neighbor saw him being taken away by police.

He was very cooperative, very emotionless – almost like he had an empty look on his face,”
said neighbor Sharon Travis. “That struck me as odd. He wasn’t combative at all.”

In addition to murder Michael Anthony is also charged with assault and criminal
possession of a weapon.

He is being held without bail and is scheduled to appear in court on August 13th.

I used to think I could kill my Parents (they used to be real mean), but I grew out of that shit.

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