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Federal Official Sets Deadlines to Overhaul Rikers Island

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By Hurubie Meko Verified
| Breaking One
NEW YORK -- The official in charge of fixing New York City's troubled jails submitted a plan to a federal judge on Tuesday to improve conditions at Rikers Island, calling for changes to investigations and discipline, as well as to some infrastructure. The official, Nicholas Deml, was appointed in January by a federal judge overseeing the city's jails to take control of the system, effectively replacing the mayor as the person to make major decisions on safety.
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Federal Official Sets Deadlines to Overhaul Rikers Island

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By Hurubie Meko Verified
| The New York Times Verified
Federal Official Sets Deadlines to Overhaul Rikers Island The official, Nicholas Deml, submitted the first in a series of reports to a federal judge, focusing on key areas of improvement, including safety, at the troubled facility.
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Buckling Manhattan High-Rise Becomes Focus of Criminal Investigation

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By William K. Rashbaum Verified, Hurubie Meko Verified, Claire Fahy
| Breaking One
NEW YORK -- New York City investigators and Manhattan prosecutors have opened a preliminary criminal inquiry into what caused columns inside a midtown building to buckle this week, according to a city official and a person with knowledge of the matter.
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