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Two MS-13 gang members charged with 2016 murder of 15-year-old Brentwood boy in new federal indictment

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By Sandra Peddie
| Newsday Verified
Two MS-13 gang members were charged Tuesday with the 2016 murder of Miguel Garcia-Moran, a 15-year-old they mistakenly believed was a member of a rival gang, and the 2023 murder of Carlos Lemus-Interiano, who was abducted in Huntington and killed in Maryland.
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Women arrested at illicit spas in Nassau risk deportation, but not in Suffolk

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By Bahar Ostadan Verified, Sandra Peddie, Belisa Morillo Verified
| Newsday Verified
Hadjira Allab fled Algeria in 2023 after she said she was raped and later faced death threats for rejecting Islamic rule. After graduating with a degree in law and political science, the 31-year-old arrived in New York on a tourist visa, obtained a U.S. work permit and set out to pursue her version of the American dream.
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Police arrested nearly 400 women working at illicit Long Island massage spas. They let male customers go free.

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By Bahar Ostadan Verified, Sandra Peddie
| Newsday Verified
Bill said he began buying sex at illicit Long Island massage spas several years ago. "My wife and I got our feet done at this one spa in town, and it was like — she hated it, I loved it,” said the Suffolk resident and married father of two grown children, who asked that his middle name be used to protect his privacy. "I kept going ... and then it graduated to something else." Bill said he did not fear being arrested. He is one of thousands of Long Island men who frequent illicit massage businesses.
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