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From the Gothamist Newsmap: a pediatric cardiac arrest on Lexington Ave in Manhattan, a home invasion robbery at 131st Ave and 232nd St in Queens and an unusual crime of a car stolen with lots of equipment and lights and sirens in Brooklyn.
A 79-year-old driver lost control of his car and smashed through the window of a cosmetics store on the Upper East Side yesterday. Witnesses said it appeared the car was going 80 mph.
An off-duty cop in Baldwin had his neck broken when he showed up at a party to intervene in a gang beatdown of his brother at a house party, who had already had a bottle broken over his head.
Seven people were injured at a Hillsdale, NJ college graduation party when a deck collapsed. None of the injuries were considered life-threatening.
Members of the synagogue dubbed the "Temple of Doom" are outraged at the temple board's apparent promotion of embattled financier J. Ezra Merkin. The synagogue gained its nickname because of all the money worshippers lost in the Madoff scheme.
Charlie Rangel announced that he is endorsing Bill Thompson for mayor.
"The new Odd Couple" of Al Sharpton and Newt Gingrich began a five city tour to address the disparity in educational opportunities for minorities. Sharpton said, "We're very appreciative that so far Newt's been on good behavior."
And in one of the only instances of an 18-year-old hanging out with his dad's buddies every night for a summer being cool, Max Weinberg's son Jay will sit behind the kit for the E Street Band while his father starts his new gig as Tonight Show band leader.