Crime
UPDATE Bronx Daycare Provider, Husband & his Cousin Charged with Murder in Fentanyl Poisoning of Baby Nicholas Dominici
Bronx District Attorney Darcel D. Clark announced on Thursday, Oct. 5, that the operator of Divino Niño Daycare Center in Kingsbridge Heights where one-year-old Nicholas Dominici was fatally poisoned, her husband and his cousin, were charged with murder “under circumstances evincing a depraved indifference to human life, assault, and other charges for allegedly exposing Nicholas and three other surivivng babies to fentanyl which was stored in the daycare. As reported, they also face additional federal charges.
Fordham Heights: Three Youths Sought for Questioning after Gang Assault / Slashing of Girl, 13
UPDATE NYPD: Two-Month-Old Baby Found Safe after Mother Leaves Location of Supervised Visit with Child
Fordham Manor: Man Robbed while Sleeping Aboard D Train
New York Lottery: TAKE 5 Top-Prize Winning Ticket Sold in The Bronx
New York Lottery: Several Winning Tickets Sold in The Bronx in August & September
Op-Ed: A Reckoning Arrives Over Campus Sexual Assaults
The persistence of sexual assault has always relied on an imbalance of power, particularly on college campuses. Whether it’s the violence of the assault, the reliance on public pressure and intimidation to keep victims silent, or the power of universities to manage their reputations, well-funded and well-connected institutions have relied on a lopsided justice system rife with insanely short statutes of limitations, and a culture of shame to protect their interests and silence those who dare speak out and share their story.
