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December 31, 2014
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Cops seize $8 million worth of heroin, some bags stamped ‘NFL’
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NEW YORK (CNN) — A heroin processing location holding $8 million worth of the drug was busted in New York, along with drug paraphernalia stamped with brands such as “NFL” and “government shutdown,” authorities said Friday.
A raid, which involved the DEA’s New York Drug Enforcement Task Force, New York City police, and New York State Police, netted 33 pounds of heroin at a Bronx apartment that served as a “high-volume heroin packaging location,” according to a statement from New York’s Special Narcotics Prosecutor’s Office.
The bust was the product of a surveillance operation in the Williamsbridge section of the Bronx on Thursday night, authorities said.
Cristino Then, 25, was arrested after officers observed him delivering a package to the residence, the statement said. He was charged with criminal possession of a controlled substance in the first degree, criminal possession of a controlled substance in the third degree and criminally…
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Two NYC Sports Bars Find New Rivalry In Super Bowl
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Police Search For Suspect In Deadly Bedford-Stuyvesant Stabbing
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African-American Smoke Shop Owner’s Surveillance Camera Catch Shady Undercover Police Agent Planting Crack Inside His Store [Video]
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Prosecutors: Thieves Stole $2M After Planting Devices On Gas Pumps
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Man Shot, Wounded In Subway Station In Prospect Park South, Brooklyn
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Police Investigating Deaths Of Woman, Two Children In Queens
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Alex Lien, Man Attacked In Biker Melee, Intends To Sue City
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Body parts found in Queens may be linked to missing autistic boy
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QUEENS, N.Y. — A human arm and legs that were discovered Thursday along the shore of College Point, Queens, could be linked to the case of Avonte Oquendo, a missing boy with autism who disappeared in October.
According to WPIX, police say an arm was discovered by a child, who took a picture of the body part and showed it to his mother back home. The mother then called police.
Police then launched a search of the area and found two legs.
Police told WPIX that the feet had a pair of size 5 1/2 Air Jordans, which are the kind of shoes Oquendo was wearing when he disappeared from a school in Long Island City on Oct. 4.
The park where the body parts washed up is 11 miles from Oquendo’s school.
The investigation is ongoing.
Read more: WPIX
