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Defense for Nauman Hussain argue jury pool could be tainted in Schoharie Limo Crash Trial

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Posted: Jul 13, 2019 / 06:33 AM EDT / Updated: Jul 13, 2019 / 06:46 AM EDT

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Defense in Schoharie Limo Trial argue the potential jury pool could be tainted

SCHOHARIE, N.Y. (NEWS10) - The Defense for Nauman Hussain is concerned about the potential jury for their client's trial. Hussain, the operator of the limo company involved in the Schoharie crash, faces 20 counts of negligent homicide and 20 counts of second-degree manslaughter.

His defense team was in court Wednesday and argued that since Schoharie County is so small there are concerns the jury pool could be tainted because of information already released in the case.

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Advocates work to combat homelessness

by Justina Latimer / Feb 26, 2020

ALBANY, N.Y.(NEWS10) If you’re driving through Schenectady on Broadway, you’ve probably noticed a billboard that reads “House our Homeless.”

A group of advocates, and the Citizen Action of New York, are calling on local officials to do more to address homelessness.

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Fentanyl-laced meth from Mexico poses new deadly threat, DEA says

by Julian Resendiz / Feb 26, 2020

EL PASO, Texas (Border Report) -- On a typical day, more than 70,000 commercial trucks and a quarter of a million private vehicles make their way across the U.S.-Mexico border.

That represents $7.3 billion in legitimate trade. But with only a fraction of those vehicles subjected to exhaustive inspection, it also opens a path for the Mexican drug cartels to flood American streets with methamphetamines.

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