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BROOKLYN:
Brooklyn neighborhood at the center
of gentrification is getting wealthier
just not for everybody.
So says a new report from the State Comp-
troller's Office on Bedford-Stuyvesant.
The study says the neighborhood's
population has grown by around 34%
since 1980.
There are nearly 2,000 businesses in
the area, a 73% increase since 2000, and
employment is at a record high.
Officials say violent crime has also
dropped more than 40% since 2000.
But the report also warns that gentrifica-
tion is driving up housing prices, making
the neighborhood unaffordable for long-
time residents.
The comptroller's Office says the city and
state will launch new initiatives to address
poverty, housing affordability and health-
care.

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aiding and abetting the provision and at-
tempted provision of material support to the
Islamic State of Iraq and al-Sham (ISIS), a
designated foreign terrorist organization, by
allegedly facilitating another ISIS sup-
porters travel to join ISIS overseas.
Raishani had already been charged, in
an Indictment filed on June 29, with attempt-
ing to provide material support to ISIS, by
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ISIS himself.
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and helped another individual travel to join
the designated terrorist organization before
attempting to do the same, said Acting As-
sistant Attorney General Boente.
The National Security Divisions high-
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we will continue to work to stem the flow of
foreign fighters abroad and bring to justice
those who conspire to provide material sup-
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NEW YORK, NY:
chools Chancellor Carmen Faria, City
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and Public Advocate Letitia James on last
Monday announced that lunch is now free
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over 200,000 more students with free lunch
starting this school year. Last school year,
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and starting this school year, 100% of fam-
ilies will be eligible to receive free lunch.
New York City has sought all forms of
funding for meal reimbursement and is now
eligible to receive the highest reimburse-
ment from the federal government through
s of the Community Eligibility Provision Carmen Faria (l) with city first lady Chirlane McCray and New York City public school stu-
City (CEP). This federal program allows school
dents.
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sentenced by Judge Anne Minihan to six
years in state prison after having pled guilty
to one count of Attempted Murder in the
Second Degree, a class B Violent Felony
in the shooting of Markel Overton.
According to Westchester County Dis-
trict Attorney Anthony A. Scarpino, Jr. on or
Mount Vernon when he was shot multiple
times by Seward.
Mount Vernon Police Officers who
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heard multiple gunshots coming from the
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ST JOHNS, Antigua:
relief flight from Miami, containing
key assistance commodities including
tarps, blankets, hygiene kits, kitchen sets,
water containers, and chain saw/clean-up
kits, arrived in Antigua on Thursday.
The shipment is part of the United
States governments ongoing assistance to
the storm-ravaged twin-island state, still
reeling from Hurricane Irma, the category 5
storm that severely impacted Barbuda on
September 6, 2017. This assistance is being
coordinated through the United States
Agency for International Developments
Office of US Foreign Disaster Assistance
(USAID/OFDA), and in collaboration with
Antigua and Barbudas National Office of
Disaster Services.
Thursdays flight included several es-
sential items not available in-country. This
relief flight follows a US$100,000 award
donated by the United States government to
the Antigua and Barbuda Red Cross for as-
sistance to those affected by Hurricane
Irma.
A five-person USAID/OFDA Disaster
Assistance Response Team (DART) was de-
ployed to Antigua and Barbuda on Monday,
to conduct a needs assessment and explore
potential for further assistance.
Guyana president
seeks to end
Venezuela border
conflict through UN
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GEORGETOWN, Guyana:
resident of Guyana, David Granger will
address the ongoing border conflict be-
tween Guyana and Venezuela during a
meeting with UN Secretary General Anto-
nio Gutteres next month.
This was disclosed by Vice President
and Minister of Foreign Affairs, Carl
Greenidge, Guyana intends to press the
United Nations, during the 72nd General
Assembly, to move forward with the aim of
bringing an end to the ongoing border con-
troversy with neighbouring Venezuela.
On Wednesday, Greenidge said Guyana re-
mains interested in the matter being referred
to the International Court of Justice (ICJ).
The president's statement will no
doubt make reference to the process and
Guyana's wish to ensure that the SG adheres
to commitment that he made to facilitate di-
alogue with the parties and ensure by the
end of 2017, if there is no resolution or sig-
nificant progress, the matter will be referred
to the ICJ.
He said the consequences of this pro-
longed controversy and the uncertainty of
Venezuela's behaviour, stand to undermine
Guyana's development, social and political
stability.
However, Greenidge did not comment
on the ongoing mediation process, but noted
that the process, as set out by the UN, does
not make provision to address the process
as it is ongoing.
INTERNATIONAL NEWS
Jamaican small business to benefit from US$20M loan credit:
Julie Katzman (R), Executive Vice President of the Inter-American
Development Bank (IDB) and Audley Shaw, Minister of Finance and
the Public Service sign an agreement for a US$20 million IDB loan
which will facilitate increased access to credit for micro, small and
Shunning US dollar, Venezuela
medium enterprises (MSMEs) in Jamaica WI.
lists oil prices in Chinese yuan
V
CARACAS, Venezuela:
enezuela on Friday began listing the price
of its oil in the Chinese yuan, following
President Nicolas Maduro's announcement last
week that he would rid the economy of the
"US imperialist system."
The move was seen as a bid to weather
US-imposed sanctions on the embattled coun-
try.
The country's petroleum ministry listed
the week's closing price per barrel at 306.26
yuan on its website, equivalent to US$46.7, up
from 300.91 yuan the week before.
But economist Cesar Aristimuno said the
yuan figure had little meaning beyond refer-
ence value, "because at the end of the day, the
market continues to be quoted in dollars."
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Washington's tough new sanctions on
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run oil company PDVSA. The goal is to re-
strict Venezuela's access to vital bond and eq-
uity markets.
The aim is to "deny the Maduro dictator-
ship a critical source of financing to maintain
its illegitimate rule," the White House said.
Maduro railed that they amounted to a fi-
nancial and economic blockade, as ratings
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new study has found that poverty is on
the rise in Barbados with 17.5 per cent
of the population living in poverty, up from
15.1 per cent in 2010. The findings of the
Barbados Survey of Living Conditions
2016-2017, were officially released on
Wednesday.
The survey was carried out among
7,100 Barbadians from 2,500 households in
11 parishes.
However the study found that the num-
ber of Barbadians living in extreme poverty
in 2010 when the last survey was con-
ducted to 3.6 per cent in 2016, while those
tripled from 3.8 per cent to 13.8 per cent.
The survey, funded by the Inter-Amer-
ican Development Bank (IDB) and under-
taken in collaboration with the Barbados
Statistical Service between February 2016
and January 2017, also showed that Barba-
dians were generally more vulnerable to
poverty, as that category of persons in-
creased from 10.4 per cent to 11 per cent.
IDB Project Leader Diether Beuer-
mann Mendoza who presented the findings
during a Skype presentation said that a sig-
nificant gender gap also exists.
He said not only do women head 57
per cent of households in Barbados, they
also account for a significant percentage of
the island's poor when compared to men.
The study also revealed that the rich
households have smaller families and a link
was made between poverty and low-quality
dwellings, such as those without flush toi-
lets, running water and electricity.
St. Kitts PM Says:
Emulate National
Heroes Sacrifices
S
BASSETERRE, St. Kitts:
t. Kitts and Nevis continued its long-
standing tradition of honouring the re-
markable legacy and contribution to
national development of the nations five
most illustrious sons of the soil, during the
annual National Heroes Day Observance
Ceremony, held at the historic National He-
In saluting the contributions and sacri-
fices of the Late Excellencies Sir Robert
Llewellyn Bradshaw; Sir C. A. Paul South-
well; Sir Joseph Nathaniel France and Sir
Simeon Daniel, as well as that of the na-
tions only living National Hero, Kennedy
Alphonse Simmonds, Prime Minister Tim-
othy Harris said these five individuals will
be forever remembered for the qualities of
their character and human spirit, which have
set them apart.
We hold them in high regard and es-
teem because they have risen out of a vari-
ety of circumstances renewed with
fortitude, commitment and focus putting all
of their energies and passion in service to
our nation for the betterment of our people.
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Small Talk Of Weather Looms
Large At $2B Payday Loan Trial
Call center workers at racer Scott Tucker's
payday loan nerve center in Kansas were
fed neighboring-state weather reports so
they could make small talk without giving
away that they were far from tribal lands,
a witness testified Wednesday in the crim-
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Martin Shkreli In Custody

After Clinton Comments
A Brooklyn federal judge revoked Martin
Shkrelis bail on Wednesday, saying the
convicted securities fraudsters social
media post offering $5,000 for samples of
Hillary Clintons hair and profane com-
ments he directed at a journalist could be
interpreted as threats.

SEIU Wont Get Redo In State

Anti-Bias Law Preemption Row
The Second Circuit will not rethink a rul-
ing ending a Service Employees Interna-
tional Union local's challenge to the
application of the New York State Human
Rights Law to unions accused of discrim-
inatory activity in their role as collective
bargaining representatives, a panel said
Tuesday.
L'Oral Asks Rakoff To Lower
New Assistant District Attorney:
Westchester District Attorney Anthony A. Scarpino, Jr. (4th l) welcomed the newest members of the Westchester County
District Attorneys Office recently. In photos (l-r) ADAs Mathew John, Spencer Littman, Sharleen Araula Bailon and Kevin
Jones were sworn in before family and new colleagues. The Westchester County District Attorney's Office is the largest
prosecutors' office in New York State north of New York City. Under the leadership of DA Scarpino, the office focuses re-
sources on tough, coordinated and effective prosecutions of the criminals who pose the greatest threat to public safety in
Westchester County. The mission of the District Attorneys Office is to prosecute each case fairly and conscientiously with
a deep commitment to the highest standards of ethics and integrity in order to keep Westchester County a safe and desir-
able place to live.

Important Legal Terms

Refund For Relaxer Burn Class
An attorney for L'Oral argued Wednes-
day against the certification of a proposed
class of women who allege the beauty
products maker did not disclose its hair re-
laxer product may be dangerous, saying
the proposed full refund damages model
does not apply because some customers
werent harmed by the product.
Hundreds Of Musicians Object
To $43M Spotify Copyright Deal
Tom Petty, Dan Auerbach and Gillian
Welch were among more than 500 musi-
cians and song copyright owners who ob-
jected to a $43 million proposed class
settlement in a copyright suit against Spo-
tify in New York federal court Tuesday,
calling the proposed deal grossly insuffi-
cient.
appellee: the party against whom an appeal
is taken
arbitration: the submission voluntarily or
involuntarily of a disputed matter to selected
persons and the substitution of their award or
decision for the judgment of a court or its
confirmation by the court as a judgment of
the court
argument: a reason given in proof or rebuttal
at issue: whenever the parties to a suit come
to a point in the pleadings which is affirmed
on one side and denied on the other, they are
said to be "at issue"
attachment: The taking of property into
legal custody by an enforcement officer (see
specialty section: Recovery of Chattel).
attestation: the act of witnessing an instru-
ment in writing at the request of the party
making the same, and subscribing it as a wit-
ness
attorney of record: attorney whose name
appears in the permanent records or files of
a case
award: A decision of an Arbitrator.
back to top
bail: the security given (or posted) to ensure
the future appearance of a defendant
bar: 1. Prohibit - to bar the prosecution of an
action. 2. The members of the legal profes-
sion.
bench: The Judge's seat or the judge, him-
self/herself, (e.g., the attorney addressed the
bench)
bifurcated trial: a case in which the trial of
the liability issue in a personal injury or
wrongful death case is heard separate from
and prior to trial of the damages in question
bill of costs: A written statement of the item-
ized taxable costs and disbursements
bill of particulars: factual detail submitted by
a claimant after a request by the adverse party
which details, clarifies or explains further the
charges and/or facts alleged in a pleading
brief: a written or printed document prepared
by the lawyers on each side of a dispute and
submitted to the court in support of their ar-
guments - a brief includes the points of law
which the lawyer wished to establish, the ar-
guments the lawyer uses, and the legal au-
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Jamaican FF India Beats Australia

gets new president

By 26 Runs 1st ODI

H
CHENNAI, India (AP):

C
ardik Pandya put in an impressive all-
round performance as India beat Aus-
tralia by 26 runs under the
Kingston, Jamaica WI: Duckworth-Lewis method in a rain-cur-
larendon Football Association president Michael Ricketts is tailed first ODI yesterday.
the new president of the Jamaican Football Federation. Pandya scored 83 runs off 66 balls as
Ricketts defeated former KSAFA president Ambassador India won the toss and reached 281-7 in 50
Stewart Stephenson 8-5 at Saturdays Special General Meeting overs. With the ball, Pandya took 2-28 as the
tourists were restricted to 137-9 in 21 overs
at the JFF headquarters. after being set a winning target of 164. India
Ricketts will finish the 4 year term started by the late presi- took a 1-0 lead in the five-match series. The
dent Captain Horace Burrell. The term ends in December 2019.

IOC to take action

second one-day international is in Kolkata
on September 21.

Sammy denies
-

Namaste on

over Brazil scandal

Track With snubbing Cricket
West Indies boss
F
Renowned
Instructors at
T
ormer West Indies captain Darren
Sammy has denied deliberately snub-

The Armory
LIMA, Peru:
he International Olympic Committee vowed
Monday to take action against anyone in-
volved in new corruption allegations, confirming
NEW YORK,NY:
it had requested information from Brazilian au-
The inaugural Namaste on
thorities probing a vote-buying scandal surround-
Track scheduled for Saturday,
ing the award of the 2016 Rio Games.
November 11 at The Armory
A declaration of the IOC's executive board
Track & Field Center will in-
said the body's ethics commission had instructed
clude four renowned teachers
its Brazilian lawyers to seek details of the case in-
known for their expertise in a
volving top Brazilian official Carlos Nuzman.
variety of practices.
Nuzman was arrested last week in connection with
Participants can sign up
claims he ran an elaborate scam to buy votes from
now and join in the days activ-
IOC members at the 2009 vote in Copenhagen
ities that include four classes
which awarded Rio de Janeiro the Olympics.
taught by Taryn Toomey (9
"The IOC Ethics Commission has also re-
a.m.-10:30 a.m.), Elizabeth
quested its Brazilian lawyers to make contact the
Barnett (11 a.m.-12:30 p.m.),
Brazilian judicial authorities with regard to their
Elena Brower (1 p.m.-2:30
latest corruption investigation into the 2009 vote
for the allocation of the Olympic Games 2016, to
ask for information," the IOC said.
"The IOC Ethics Commission is following up
on this matter. Where evidence is provided, we will
act."
The IOC statement added that "it goes without
saying that infringements from the past will also
be addressed".
It noted that the IOC had acted swiftly to strip
former IAAF President Lamine Diack of honorary
IOC membership when revelations first emerged
in 2015 linking him to a cash for votes scandal.
"Like any other organisation, the IOC will not
be immune to any infringements, but we have sig-
nificantly strengthened the prevention and the
sanctioning system," the statement added.
bing Cricket West Indies president Dave
Cameron following the Independence Cup
T20 series in Pakistan.
Cameron who was part of the awards
ceremony, was handing out medals to the
losing ICC World X1 team of which Sammy
was apart.
When he was about to make the presen-
tation to Sammy, the former Windies captain
turned away before jogging off.
Sammy later denied snubbing Cameron, in-
stead saying he rushed off to the dressing
room for a toilet break. Sammy publicly crit-
icised the board in the post match interview
immediately after leading the West Indies to
the World T20 title in 2016. He was removed
from the T20 captaincy just four months
later.

GREAT NORTH RUN:

p.m.) and Sri Dharma Mittra (3
p.m.-4:30 p.m.). Fraser-Pryce targets
October return to training
We are looking forward
to welcoming these four
prominent teachers and partic- St Elizabeth, Jamaica WI:
ipants to our first ever Namaste She is not yet sure of the exact date, but
Mo Farah wins for record fourth straight year: Britain's sprint star Shelly-Ann Fraser- Pryce is tar-
on Track, said Rita Finkel, Ar-
mory Foundation Co-Presi-
Mo Farah claimed a record fourth successive victory in the geting next month for her return to training
dent. Their respective 37th Great North Run. "That was really, really tough," after taking a break to have her first child. I
backgrounds are synonymous Farah told the BBC. "I think it was a lack of training really. know I am resuming training next month;
with the rising popularity of not sure when will be the exact time, but I
yoga and its support to a know its next month, Fraser-Pryce Said.
healthy lifestyle. This is a new
and unique way to make excel-
lent use of our historic and
state-of-the art track & field
center.
Proceeds go to the highly
successful Armory College
Prep and Armory College Prep
Middle School programs and

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Shaggy and Tara to host Image Entertainment Awards

F or the past four years the Image Entertain-
ment & Distinction (IED) Awards show
has honored and highlighted influential
Tickets can be purchase online through
Ticketmaster.com, charge by phone at
celebrities, philanthropists, business men and 800.745.3000 or visit Kings Theatre Box
women who proudly serve their communities. Office (open 12noon 5:30pm).
This years will be no different. For Sponsorship and additional infor-
On September 30th, 2017 the 5th Annual mation, please contact 347-302-1687 or
Image Entertainment & Distinction (IED) iedawards98@gmail.com.
Awards show, Black-Tie Affair, will head in This year will set the standard of whats
Brooklyn at the magnificently restored Kings instore for the growth of the IED Awards.
Theatre. Host for the evening are Shaggy,
Part proceeds will be donated to the AFUWI
Grammy Award Winning Reggae Artist and
Scholarship Fund.
Tara Wallace of VH1s hit show Love & Hip-
The 2017 IED Awards is produced by
Hop New York.
The evening will commence with a Red- Jammins Events and founder, celebrity
carpet event from 7:00p- 8:00pm followed by blogger, and radio personality, Diva
the Award Ceremony from 8:00p -11:00pm. Madonna, CEO of Glamsensedivas.com.
We are proud to honor those who have
contributed and or have set trends in their ca- Shaggy, Grammy Award Tara Wallace of VH1s hit show
reers, we know that this year will be bigger Winning Reggae Artist Love & Hip-Hop New York
and better! We are happy that the Awards will
take place for the first time at The King The-
atre in Brooklyn, says the IED Awards CEO,
Madonna Williams.
The mission of the IED Awards is to en-
courage, empower, and recognize individuals
from all walks of life. In the field of Enter-
tainment, Honorees for the Lifetime Achieve-
ment in Music Awards are Iconic Reggae
Singer, Marcia Griffiths and Calypso King of
the world, The Mighty Sparrow; International
Award in Music will be given to the brilliant
musically gifted Maxi Priest; and Vintage Old
School R&B Singer, Melisa Morgan will re-
ceive the IED Lifetime Image Award.
The IED Awards is also pleased to honor
Irie Jam Radio Personality and Road Interna-
tional Disc Jockey, Roy Walters with the IED
Media Award. This years award show will in-
clude a new category, the IED Trailblazer
Award, which will be presented to Photogra-
pher Roland Hyde.
Highlighting the Humanitarian section of
the evening will be Award presentations to dis-
tinctive leaders such as, Dr. Dexter McKenzie,
Private Care Physician for over 15 years;
Criminal and Civil Rights Lawyers Rebecca
Freedman and Glenn A. Gaber who is the
founder of Exoneration Initiative, a non-for
profit non-DNA innocence organization that
represent indigent wrongfully convicted New
York City prisoners. IED Community Service
Awards will be presented to NYS Assembly-
man Nick Perry and Congress woman Yvette
Clarke.
In continuing the recognition of humani-
tarians, the IED Award show will surprise one
special person with a Proclamation from the
Brooklyn Borough President, Eric Adams.
The IED Awards is under the patronage of
Congresswoman Yvette Clarke and Eric
Adams, Brooklyn Borough President.
Throughout the evening Guests will be
entertained with one-of-a-kind performances
by Soul-singer Melisa Morgan, Gospel artist
TREX, break out artist Keisha Martin along
with special performances by Reggae Legends
Marcia Griffiths, Shaggy and Maxi Priest.
The high-profile celebration will bring
out high profile presenters like the honorary
Lorna Mae Johnson, Assistant Treasurer of the
DNC and Consul General of Jamaica Los An-
geles; Anne Etoke, Managing Director of the
Africa Gas Association; Dr. Kenneth Hall,
Clinical Instructor of Surgery at Stony Brook
School of Medicine; Chrissy Monroe, Reality
Star; Prakash Patil, International Model/Actor
and Mr. brand Ambassador United Nation;
and Model Jasmine Jazmilan Metivier.
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revive the Black communities

N ow that the dust has settled, I am proud to re-
port I am a candidate for City Council of Dis-
trict 27's South East Queens (St. Albans, parts of
that the issues are too
complicated for some
voting blocs actually
Hollis, Cambria Heights, Queens Village, Ad- to understand.
disleigh Park, Jamaica, and Springfield Gardens) Some elections are
in the November 7 general elections. determined before elec-
tion day, and policies
While my party affil- The emerging become about appease-
iation may generate ini- elected official must ment for votes, and the
tial disdain from some look beyond a majority candidates Party is
Black community mem- Party governance that more important than the
bers, I run on the Re- places those preferences candidate. It is shallow,
publican ticket. ahead of those served by uncompetitive, and
Informatively, my the office. taken for granted. Those
extended support for In their essence, all promoting it, above the
progressive activities to politics are local. Un- issues and character of
empower all people of derstanding that much those seeking the office,
our communities speaks of the financial founda- are about keeping things
volumes of my quest to tion of those local poli- as they are.
advance socioeconomic tics originates with the The traditional affili-
empowerment rather Federal government, ation of Black voters to
than political ideology. and that is an important the Democratic Party
Queens is a diverse reality to absorb. (beginning 1932) is an
community; therefore, I This does not mean, example of a repeated
seek to serve all com- however, that we must behavior yielding re-
munity members. accept, along with this BY
But the unwavering Federal funding, the cli- DR RUPERT GREEN peatable results.
The time has come to
party-line voting that mate that prevails there A Republican candidate for
establish our vote as one
has crippled the Black today. That is not to say New York City Council District
of conscience, not con-
- Queens 27 (Elections 2017)
community is the that we must choose a tempt.
pathology I try to ad- side, from the two of- Implementing the the applicable commu- To make our selec-
dress with this article. fered. same methodologies nities therein. tions for office an ex-
Any individual occu- We, instead, chose and short-term strategies Party line voting is, pression of our ability to
pying an elected posi- our side. The plans to will produce predictable at best, expectative. It see past what is prom-
tion must remain above improve our communi- results - more of what assumes support based ised, and ask how it can
the Party forays that ties should be ours, the we have now. on historical voting be- be possible. If we allow
have crippled, more priorities involved, de- ourselves to be placated,
than compelling, the termined by us. But that
current political land- consensus cannot be The traditional affiliation of we have only ourselves
to hold responsible.
scape. built by allowing the Black voters to the Democratic Party If we invest in under-
A mindful and pro- dysfunctionality that (beginning 1932) is an example of a standing the issues we
gressive Councilperson prevails to infect our
repeated behavior yielding repeatable face, and even more in
must stand outside the local politics.
business as usual pat- Adversarial politics results. The time has come to establish How we will address
these issues, our votes
tern of the established yield inaction and divi- our vote as one of conscience, cannot be expected
city Bureaucracy that sion. We need always to not contempt. purely based on our de-
protracts, and often suf- understand the strategic
focates, new perspec- goal above any tactical - mographic.
Only then do we be-
tives or ideas, those action. Without that I hope to bring this havior which has often come policymakers and
uninfluenced by re- strategy, the action(s) general perspective, not continued, despite failed take ownership of our
peated and unsuccessful are empty and provide only to my Party affilia- policies, unkept prom- government.
practice. no long-term benefit. tion but my District and ises, and the assumption

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Jamaican Muslim cleric made his first
appearance in court last week, as United
States authorities move to get him extradited
to face charges for his alleged involvement in
the recruitment of fighters for terrorist group
ISIS.
Trevor William Forrest, also known as
Shaikh Abdullah Faisal or Shaikh Faisal, was
remanded in custody when he appeared in the
Kingston and St Andrew Parish Court.
His application for bail was denied on
Monday in the Kingston and St. Andrew
parish court by judge Broderick Smith.
The cleric was arrested on August 25 at the
request of the US government who wants him
extradited to stand trial or allegedly attempt-
ing to recruit people for Islamic state militants
in Iraq.
Defence attorney K.D. Knight insisted his
client was not a flight risk.
After a two and a half hour adjournment,
the judge refused bail.
The matter is set for mention on October
27. Knight has indicated that he will be ap-
pealing the decision not to grant bail to his
client. He insisted that his client is maintain-
ing his innocence.
The Muslim leader, who was previously
convicted in the United Kingdom of crimes
related to inciting murder and using racially
charged, hateful rhetoric in furtherance of ter-
rorist ideologies, was arrested on an extradi-
tion warrant.
He was indicted in a New York State
Supreme Court for soliciting or providing
support for an act of terrorism in the first de-
gree, following a yearlong investigation by
the New York Police Department (NYPD) In-
telligence Bureau and the Manhattan District
Attorneys Offices Counter Terrorism Pro-
gramme.
According to US prosecutors, the 53-
year-old used his public profile and personal
network to recruit and provide support to
those seeking to commit acts of violence and
terrorism against others. They alleged he used
his influence and direction to groom and in-
spire terrorists who have bombed trains, at-
tempted to blow up airliners and attack
Americans in the US and abroad.
Trevor William Forrest, 53 also known as
Shaikh Abdullah Faisal or Shaikh Faisal
As is alleged in this case, he provided
material support to the Islamic State by facil-
itating the passage of a self-described ISIS
sympathizer from New York to Syria. A
charismatic leader, the defendants rhetoric
has been cited by several convicted or sus-
pected terrorists in New York, London, and
beyond. As charged in todays indictment, the
defendant also served as the fulcrum of a re-
cruitment effort that encouraged individuals
to carry out acts of terrorism in the name of
the Islamic State and connected them with
other radical supporters who were willing
or already in the processof doing the same
in countries around the world, said Manhat-
tan District Attorney Cyrus Vance.
According to the indictment and docu-
ments filed in court, beginning in December
2016, Faisal and an undercover NYPD officer
based in New York began communicating
while he was living in Jamaica.
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ficer enter into a marriage with someone in
ISIS to enable travel abroad, and offered to
broker the arrangement.
Members of the NYPD Intelligence Bu-
reau, along with the undercover officer, then
traveled to the Middle East. Faisal provided
the officer with contact information for an in-
dividual based in Raqqa, Syria.
Earlier this year, that individual con-
tacted the undercover officer and began col-
lecting information about the officers
location and whereabouts in order to facilitate
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ou at work tired of being harassed and
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there is a good chance that they have AL-
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doing their job without breaking the law--ei-
ther on accident or on purpose.
In fact, bill collectors and the collection
agencies they work for are NOTORIOUS for
breaking the law.
It pays to know that up front. If you're
getting calls from the same collection agency
10 times in a day, then that is harassment, and
it's a violation of the law. If the collectors are
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talking to them about your debt, then that too
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The FDCPA ( 805(c)) states the following:
"(c) CEASING COMMUNICATION. If a
consumer notifies a debt collector in writing
that the consumer refuses to pay a debt or that
the consumer wishes the debt collector to
cease further communication with the con-
sumer, the debt collector shall not communi-
cate further with the consumer with respect to
such debt, except (1) to advise the con-
sumer that the debt collectors further efforts
are being terminated; (2) to notify the con-
sumer that the debt collector or creditor may
invoke specified remedies which are ordinar-
ily invoked by such debt collector or creditor;
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tends to invoke a specified remedy. If such
notice from the consumer is made by mail,
notification shall be complete upon receipt.
(d) For the purpose of this section, the term
consumer includes the consumers spouse,
parent (if the consumer is a minor), guardian,
executor, or administrator."
This should be simple, right?
Just notify the debt collector in writing
that you wish for them to cease communica-
tion, and done. Not quite.
If you ask the debt collector to cease "ALL"
communication you could find yourself get-
ting sued. If the debt is large enough to justify
a lawsuit the debt collector could sue since by
taking away their ability to WRITE and
CALL, you've essentially removed every op-
tion they have for collecting the debt short of
a lawsuit.
So instead of asking the debt collector to
"cease and desist all communication", you
need to ask them to "cease and desist PHONE
CALLS only."
In the letter you write, it is important to
specify that written communication is accept-
able and that they should immediately cease
and desist contact by PHONE.
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and/or call screening, but that can be prob-
Now you probably think you're done.
Not exactly.
There are still issues that complicate
matters.
Remember that first point we made? Let
me refresh your memory... "Bill collectors
and the collection agencies they work for are
NOTORIOUS for breaking the law."
One common problem, according to re-
cent statistics from the FTC, is debt collectors
ignoring consumer demands to stop phone
calls.
So what can you do if you've sent a
"cease and desist phone calls" notice, and the
debt collector ignores it?
One simple step you can take is to make
a script for yourself, and every time you re-
ceive a phone call from a debt collector, read
it. It could go something like this:
"Hello, I recently sent a letter to your
company demanding that you cease and de-
sist phone calls, which you have obviously
chosen to ignore. In order to collect evidence
to submit along with my complaint to the at-
torney generals office, I am recording all
phone calls. You are hereby notified that this
call is being recorded."
Chances are, they'll hang up in a hurry
after that.
You can also try a more (legally) threat-
ening version of your previous "cease and de-
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to the better business bureau and the state at-
torney general.
Another strategy is to use call blocking
lematic since most collectors will be calling
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You may also be able to sue them, and if
they are blatantly ignoring the law and harass-
ing you, it may be worth consulting with a
qualified attorney.
So what if you manage to get the collec-
tor to obey the law and stop calling you?
You're done now, right?
Yes, until the collector sells the debt to
another collection agency.
Then the calls will start coming in again,
and the process starts over.
To make "stopping bill collector calls" as
simple and stress-free as possible, we recom-
mend using a streamlined system, with ready-
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scripts. Just get everything you need together
ONCE, and then work your system every
time you start getting phone calls.
- FTC Annual Report 2011, Fair Debt
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