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SISTERS FIGHT to End Harassment in Schools By Eleanor J.CITYNOTES: Honor in the Court By Theodore Hamm.Brooklyn Leads Living Wage Fight By Diane Krauthamer.If you're going to conduct a transaction you should consider the site's safety tips.A message from Phong Bui Publisher and Artistic Director Local Let this story be a reminder: Craigslist can be amazing, and horrifying. The boy is in stable condition and doctors plan to reattach his arm, while Phil is facing charges. The thief's arm was severed in the collision, but adrenaline caused him to run off, with one arm, before collapsing outside his house. He did a quick u-turn and ran over the teenager attempting to walk away with the sneakers. Rather than calling the police, Phil took things into his own hands. Climbing into Phil's SUV, it's reported that the 17-year-old pulled a gun on the man, took the sneakers and walked off. He agreed to a sale with the teenager and the pair met in the middle of the day on a busy street. The 39-year-old man known only as "Phil" is a regular buyer and seller of sneakers on Craigslist. This is the result of a horrific scene in New York on Friday that unfolded from a seemingly routine Craigslist transaction. A 17-year-old Brooklyn teenager is missing an arm, and a 39-year-old man is facing attempted murder charges.
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