The Buffalo Chronicle
Crime
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On the Oneida Indian Reservation, Tammy Mahoney’s killers still walk free
Four decades of silence in the unsolved 1981 murder of Tammy Mahoney on the Oneida Reservation involved allegations of a cover-up by the highest echelons of the Tribal government. By Staff Reporter…
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MORRISON: The left loses its mind in prison debate
BY MICAH MORRISON Ideas have consequences and yesterday in New York City arrived more evidence that progressive forces in Gotham have lost their collective mind. The New York City Council voted to…
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Clinton role suspected in 47 deaths, as critics call for a special prosecutor
In the aftermath of billionaire Jeffery Epstein’s jailhouse death, critics of Bill Clinton and Hillary Clinton are identifying 47 deaths in which they suspect the couple to have played a driving role. Attorney…
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County Legislator who was shot at East Side bar threatens former Democrat official for ‘politicizing’ politics
Democrat Chairman Jeremy Zellner’s handpicked County Legislator Howard Johnson, who has held the District 1 seat for the past two months threatens a former State Democratic Party official for ‘politicizing’ the Erie County…
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County Legislature candidate was involved in shooting at an East Side bar, but circumstances remain unclear
Howard Johnson is a candidate for County Legislature in District 1 — the seat that former City Comptroller Barbara Miller-Williams vacated upon her appointment by Mayor Byron Brown to become City Comptroller.…
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Ohio asks Feds to designate Mexican cartels as terrorist organizations, Cuomo silent
Following a massive bust of the notorious Sinaloa Cartel in Ohio, state legislators are utilizing many of Judicial Watch’s arguments to get the federal government to designate Mexican drug cartels as Foreign Terrorist Organizations…
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Cuomo says he could testify in Percoco-Ciminelli corruption trial
ALBANY — Gov. Andrew Cuomo says he has met with federal authorities about the corruption case against a former top aide and close family friend — and acknowledged he could be called…
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Professor traces stability of Italian mafias to leadership structure
BY ZAIN MEHDI The organizational structure of Italian mafias impacts each syndicate’s stability and use of violence, according to Prof. Maurizio Catino, sociology of organization, University of Milan Bicocca. Understanding how these…
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For Blacks facing parole in New York State, signs of a broken system
A New York Times investigation of thousands of parole decisions in the state found that minorities faced marked disadvantages, underscoring a host of problems in the parole process. via For Blacks Facing Parole…
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Ex-Rikers guard gives emotional testimony about inmate’s death
A beefy ex-Rikers Island guard broke down in tears Friday as he explained to a jury how a colleague repeatedly kicked an infirm inmate in the head despite his pleas to stop.…
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West Side concerned about drugs, prostitution on Breckenridge near Grant Street
BY MATT RICCHIAZZI Upper West Side residents are complaining of drug sales and rampant prostitution near the corner of Breckenridge and Grant Streets, a transitional neighborhood not far from the burgeoning Elmwood…
