AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoBrooklyn Killing: The mother of Sayed Mohassib, a former NYPD officer and school aide charged with fatally stabbing jogger Katie Suarez, spoke publicly for the first time, expressing sympathy for Suarez’s family while describing her son as a good person. Prosecutors allege video placed him near the attack; he has pleaded not guilty. Immigration Records: A federal judge ordered New York City to turn over names and birth dates of certain men at a Bronx shelter to ICE, with a court-appointed reviewer screening the information. State Budget: Albany’s budget talks are starting with a projected $2.9 billion shortfall for fiscal 2028, down from an earlier $6.4 billion estimate, though officials warn against relying on temporary gains. Surveillance Oversight: State lawmakers are examining automated license-plate readers, including Flock cameras, amid concerns about data retention, access and sharing. Winter Response: New York City is putting $25 million toward expanding its Code Blue program and cold-weather response. Giants: New York beat Philadelphia 19-11, snapping a long road drought against the Eagles and extending the hosts’ losing streak to seven games.
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