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Mujahid Muhammad's son Je´mu, 3, near their Flatbush home Friday evening, Mar 11, 2016. Muhammad alleges that his ex-girlfriend, Jessca Chambliss, tried to drown their 5-month old child the week prior, one incident in a long series of mental problems and erratic behavior in her, according to Muhammad.
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Mujahid Muhammad alleges that his ex-girlfriend, Jessca Chambliss, tried to drown their 5-month old child the week prior, one incident in a long series of mental problems and erratic behavior in her, according to Muhammad.
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Mujahid Muhammad and son Je´mu, 3, near their Flatbush home Friday evening, Mar 11, 2016. Muhammad alleges that his ex-girlfriend, Jessca Chambliss, tried to drown their 5-month old child the week prior, one incident in a long series of mental problems and erratic behavior in her, according to Muhammd.
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Dozens of subway riders - including many along the L line, shown here - shed their pants en route to Union Square for the 15th annual No Pants Subway Ride, a yearly winter event whose name pretty much says it all.
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Dozens of subway riders - including many along the L line, shown here - shed their pants en route to Union Square for the 15th annual No Pants Subway Ride, a yearly winter event whose name pretty much says it all.
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The Mexican Day Parade made its way down Madison Ave. between 37th and 27th Streets Sunday, Sept. 20, 2015.
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A woman wipes the sweat from the face of another who danced down Eastern Parkway in Crown Heights, in elaborate and colorful, feathered costumes Monday, September 7, 2015 as the West Indian Day Parade brought thousands to the Brooklyn neighborhood.
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Kamran Ali, 9, of Sheepshead Bay, executes a flip inside a moonwalk Saturday, May 17, 2014, at Bayfest, an afternoon-long street festival which has grown to include musical performances, games, and other activities, on the waterfront in Sheepshead Bay for the last 20 years.
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Minna Blankenship, 6, of Boreum Hill, seemed unsure at first about a rubber rat at the Rat Festival in Carroll Park, but soon saw there was nothing to fear - except for the giant rat behind her! Oh wait, that's just a big inflated rat.
The Committee to Improve Carroll Park held another Rat Festival Saturday, June 7, 2014 at Carroll Gardens park in Brooklyn to raise awareness of the rat infestations in and around Carroll Park.
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Caleb Cordova, an intern with the City Monuments Conservation Program, sprays lacquer on the bronze sculptures atop the memorial arch at Grand Army Plaza Wed, July 16, 2014 as part of a city-wide monument cleanup.
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Soccer fans watch Spain lose to Holland 5-1 in a World Cup match Friday, June 13, 2014 at 100 Montaditos bar and restaurant in the West Village.
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Members from the Republican and Democrat teams vied for the choice to field or hit first by grasping the bat higher and higher until reaching the top.
Republicans, democrats and the Brooklyn Knights came out for the 21st annual Stickball Classic Saturday, June 13, 2014 at South Beach on Staten Island.
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Dario Baez, of Brooklyn, had the honor of being the very first patient at the West Village's new emergency care center when he came in with abrasions to his face and arm but not knowing how the injuries happened.
Lenox Hill HealthPlex opened Thursday, July 17, 2014 at 7th Ave. and W. 13th St., filling at least part of the void left on the west side of lower Manhattan since St. Vincent's Hospital clsoed in 2010.
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People danced to a DJ along Myrtle Ave. in Clinton Hill during the Harvest Arts Festival Sunday, Sept 7, 2014. The weekend-long street fair featured the work of local artists, including painters, musicians and sculptors.
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A protestor is arrested on Broadway in Manhattan during the "Flood Wall Street" demonstrations on Sept. 22, 2014, preceding the United Nations's "Climate Summit 2014: Catalyzing Action" in New York.
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A duck moves through pond water reflecting the warm yellows, reds and oranges of autumn Monday, Nov 3, 2014 at Prospect Park in Brooklyn.
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Tens of thousands of people made their way along 14th Street in Manhattan Saturday, Dec 13, 2014 during a protest march against Police brutality, inspired mostly by the deaths of Eric Garner and Michael Brown at the hands of police in Missouri and New York earlier in the year.
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The Department of Transportation received more complaints in 2013 about potholes in the city than in any year in the past two decades according to one official there. "They've gotten worse along here in the past couple years it seems like," said one cab driver stopped at a light on 9th Ave. in midtown Manahttan.