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Margaritia Castillo spoke about her daughter, Angelica, the murdered toddler detectives identified as Baby Hope.
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On August 20th, a yellow cab suddenly jumped the curb on Sixth Avenue, crushing Sian Green's legs, on her first full day as a tourist in New York City.
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Their job is to get bad guys off the street and they have more work than they can handle. Investigative Reporter Sarah Wallace rode along with the Newark police department's fugitive squad.
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60-year-old Marla Krolikowski, formerly known as Mark, was fired after 32 years in October, 2012 as a teacher at St. Francis Catholic high school in Queens. She claims it was because she declared she is transgender, that the then vice principal called her worse than gay.
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A group of women who say they've been discriminated against by a judge in Monmouth County, New Jersey are now trying to get him impeached. They've filed a petition with the state assembly to have the judge removed.
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An angry confrontation between a New Jersey State trooper and local police officers was all caught on camera.
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Sarah Wallace has more
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In response to a bloody gang fight inside Rikers Island, jail guards will receive extra training.
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Inmates can be seen fighting with mop sticks and chairs and even a knife for more than an hour.
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Sarah Wallace shows you the exclusive video.
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Sarah Wallace reports from Port Richmond.
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Kemberly Richardson has more on the 911 calls.
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A woman from Queens who received thousands in relief benefits after Sandy is under arrest, and charged with fraud.
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Sarah Wallace reports from nearby Keyport
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Sarah Wallace reports
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She says she was appalled and recorded it in case nobody believed what she witnessed.
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The bus driver for New Jersey Transit is facing criminal charges and was removed from his job.
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There are new questions about those ongoing delays in New York City's emergency 911 system.
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A nurse claims a critically ill patient died after she was transferred to SUNY Downstate.
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44-year-old Clifford Price is charged with two counts of assault.
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Sarah Wallace reports from Hackensack
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Mike Campbell retraced his route in the sky and talked about his miracle landing exclusively with Eyewitness News.
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Sarah Wallace reports from Millburn.
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Sarah Wallace reports live from the Newark courthouse
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The National Transportation Safety Board is investigating what caused a charter helicopter to lose power shortly after takeoff and land on the Hudson River on Sunday.
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Sarah Wallace has more on the investigation.
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A Queens mother was reunited with her children taken away from her after she was hit with false drug charges.
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Sarah Wallace reports from Bronx Criminal Court.
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After a stellar basketball career in high school, one Brooklyn senior may lose her college scholarship. Her famly blames the high school.
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Barbara Sheehan surrendered on Friday to begin serving a five-year-sentence for weapons possession in connection with the death of her husband.
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A man claimes he was fired from his job because he videotaped security guards sleeping on the job at Kennedy Airport.
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Sarah Wallace has that exclusive interview
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Dispatcher Joann Hillman kept talking with a woman who had suffered a stroke until crews could pinpoint her location.
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Sarah Wallace speaks exclusively with Charla Nash. (from February 2012)
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A hard-working single-mother from Queens is suing the city for $50 million dollars, claiming she was falsely arrested on drug charges.
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Sarah Wallace reports on what exactly took place
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A 77-year-old woman was given the wrong medication at a New York City hospital, and it killed her. It's all in an autopsy obtained by the Eyewitness News Investigators.
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New information on a story you saw only on Eyewitness News after we were the first to expose a woman accused of ripping off $18,000 from an immigrant.
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It's exclusive look inside the brave new world of cyber-cops. Technology is revolutionizing how police catch criminals. Cell phones are now the new DNA fingerprint.
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An Eyewitness News Investigation has revealed the sale of phony government identification cards to immigrants for thousands of dollars, and the alleged scammer has been in trouble for doing the same thing before.
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The unprecedented review of cases comes just weeks after a man wrongly convicted of murder was released from prison.
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The family of a murdered girl is speaking out about the release of the man convicted of killing her.
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The family of a murdered girl is speaking out about the release of the man convicted of killing her.
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The New York Police Department and U.S. Marshals have released updated photos of the most wanted fugitives in New York City.
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Eyewitness News obtained an exclusive jailhouse interview with the driver accused of killing a Williamsburg family in a hit and run.
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The explosives used in the Boston Marathon bombing are believed to be crude devices often called pressure cooker bombs, according to a person briefed on the investigation.
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A man jailed nearly four decades in the death of an 8-year-old New York City girl is a free man after a judge found his trial attorney provided a poor defense.
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The man being held without bail accused of killing a Williamsburg family in a hit and run accident last month, is speaking out from behind bars.
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