Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs granted permission to request bail a third time in sex-trafficking case
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Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs granted permission to request bail a third time in sex-trafficking case

Sean “Diddy” Combs’ lawyers have won a third chance to request bail for the music mogul, arguing that he should be released from jail ahead of his federal sex-trafficking trial date slated for May 5, 2025. The “I’ll Be Missing You” rapper, 54, has been denied bail twice so far…

Democratic state Sen. Jeremy Cooney reverses bail stance after lefty criticism
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Democratic state Sen. Jeremy Cooney reverses bail stance after lefty criticism

Not exactly a profile in courage … State Sen. Jeremy Cooney (D-Rochester) caved to pressure from the political left late Tuesday night — just hours after Gov. Kathy Hochul sang his praises for being “courageous” enough to back a key change to bail reform. “Our state law allows for those…

Eric Adams offers few details after NYC ‘criminal justice summit’ with DAs
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Eric Adams offers few details after NYC ‘criminal justice summit’ with DAs

Mayor Eric Adams on Sunday touted to the media his two-day “mayoral summit on criminal justice’’ that he just held with city district attorneys — but fuggedabout him offering any major details. Aside from downplaying the role that the state’s controversial bail-reform laws may have on rising city crime, Hizzoner and…

Hochul’s questioning charges against McDonald’s ‘ax man’ is political theater
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Hochul’s questioning charges against McDonald’s ‘ax man’ is political theater

Yes, Gov. Kathy Hochul is questioning the handling of McDonald’s “ax-man” Michael Palacios. But it’s to try to blur the ugly fact that his instant release without bail highlights her own public-safety failures as Election Day nears. Palacios walked free after Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg’s office lowered felony criminal-mischief…

NYC crazies freed to repeat menacing rest of us
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NYC crazies freed to repeat menacing rest of us

New York has become Dodge City, because of laws without consequences and judges who practice revolving-door-justice.  Don’t believe me? Read The Post any day of the week and you’ll find stories about brazen daylight shootings, jewelry store smash-and-grabs, shameless shoplifting and tales of serial offenders wreaking mayhem across the five…