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🔎 Finding what’s broken. Fighting to fix it. | ⚖️ @cbsnewyork Investigator | Ex-ADA. | 📣 Ignored. Wronged? DM me. | 📬 Mahsa.Saeidi@cbsnews.com | 🏆 5x Emmy.
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Experts are warning of fake prom dress websites. Here's how to spot the phony ones.

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By Mahsa Saeidi Verified
| KAKE-TV (Wichita, KS) Verified
NEW YORK, New York (WCBS) -- Online shoppers looking for prom dresses are urged to be extra careful as there's an uptick in scams targeting teens and families. The Better Business Bureau (BBB) and Visa are both warning consumers to pause before making a purchase. "We see a lot of bait and switch websites right now going on," said Claire Rosenzweig, president and CEO of the BBB Metro New York. She said these websites often have whimsical names, painting the perfect prom picture.
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Brooklyn man injured during violent wrongful arrest plans to sue NYPD for $100 million

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By Mahsa Saeidi Verified
| cbsn.ws
The man who was injured when he was wrongfully arrested inside a Brooklyn liquor store on April 14 plans to sue the New York City Police Department for $100 million. Timothy Brown was arrested by two NYPD detectives who mistook him for a drug suspect. Now, Brown's attorneys have filed a notice of claim with the city. Lawsuit alleges pattern of misconduct The attorneys said Brown suffered a permanent injury his leg and has to use a cane. "I'm not walking straight. I still have headaches," Brown said.
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A professional NYC driver thought he was paying his E-ZPass tolls. Then he got a $14,000 bill.

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By Mahsa Saeidi Verified
| MSN Verified
A long-time New York City driver says he monitored his E-ZPass account and paid his tolls, but he was still hit with huge late fees. Now, a $14,000 bill has forced him to stay parked, so he turned to CBS News New York investigative reporter Mahsa Saeidi for help. $14,034.71 bill Luis Corporan has been a professional driver licensed with the Taxi and Limousine Commission for more than a decade. Driving is how the husband and father supports his family, but his car has been parked since Feb.
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