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I'm sure those bad guys will abide by all of New York's gun laws to the letter. Surely with those laws in place, these bad guys won't think of carrying a concealed pistol w/o a license, or using a EBR (evil black rifle). Thank the Lord for Northeastern Nazi gun control!
http://www.foxnews.com/national/011901/prison_escape.sml
Sources: 'Malevolent 7' May Be in New York City
Friday, January 19, 2001
By Murray Weiss and Larry Celona
Cops say there's a "possibility" three of the notorious criminals who busted out of a Texas prison made it to New York City — and were caught on videotape brazenly living it up at a Big Apple house party.
A tipster in the Dominican Republic called authorities there on Wednesday and told them about a videotape showing the Texas killers laughing and swilling beer at a New York City party, sources told The New York Post.
The caller's information could not be immediately confirmed.
Interpol passed it along to the NYPD late Wednesday — prompting Police Commissioner Bernard Kerik to order cops at roll calls to be warned of the possibility.
"Right now, it is nothing more than a tip," Kerik said Thursday. But, he admitted, "There is a possibility they may be in or around the New York City area."
"They're armed, they're extremely dangerous, and we wanted to get that message out to the police officers who work the streets of this city, and the surrounding towns in New Jersey," Kerik said.
Police sources say it is highly unlikely the Texas criminals are here, but the NYPD is taking no chances.
Mug shots of the so-called "Malevolent Seven" were distributed to cops at all of the city's 76 precincts at roll calls.
"We have not come up with any links [between the fugitives] and [anyone in] the New York metropolitan area," Kerik said at a press conference Thursday.
Authorities in the Dominican Republic are looking for the tipster, who identified himself, to interview him.
It was unclear why he contacted cops. Sources speculated he may be seeking reward money.
None of the seven fugitives is from the Dominican Republic or has relatives there, sources told The Post.
Last month, the seven killers, rapists, robbers and a baby-batterer pulled off a brazen jailbreak in Connolly, Texas, fleeing the prison with a truckload of heavy weapons and food and leaving prison officials severely criticized over lax security.
On Christmas Eve, the desperadoes robbed a sporting goods store of more weapons and then brutally executed a police officer and ran over his body with their getaway car.
They have left chilling messages behind indicating they will not be taken alive.
Texas authorities believe the seven remain together as though they had a "blood-brother pact."
http://www.foxnews.com/national/011901/prison_escape.sml
Sources: 'Malevolent 7' May Be in New York City
Friday, January 19, 2001
By Murray Weiss and Larry Celona
Cops say there's a "possibility" three of the notorious criminals who busted out of a Texas prison made it to New York City — and were caught on videotape brazenly living it up at a Big Apple house party.
A tipster in the Dominican Republic called authorities there on Wednesday and told them about a videotape showing the Texas killers laughing and swilling beer at a New York City party, sources told The New York Post.
The caller's information could not be immediately confirmed.
Interpol passed it along to the NYPD late Wednesday — prompting Police Commissioner Bernard Kerik to order cops at roll calls to be warned of the possibility.
"Right now, it is nothing more than a tip," Kerik said Thursday. But, he admitted, "There is a possibility they may be in or around the New York City area."
"They're armed, they're extremely dangerous, and we wanted to get that message out to the police officers who work the streets of this city, and the surrounding towns in New Jersey," Kerik said.
Police sources say it is highly unlikely the Texas criminals are here, but the NYPD is taking no chances.
Mug shots of the so-called "Malevolent Seven" were distributed to cops at all of the city's 76 precincts at roll calls.
"We have not come up with any links [between the fugitives] and [anyone in] the New York metropolitan area," Kerik said at a press conference Thursday.
Authorities in the Dominican Republic are looking for the tipster, who identified himself, to interview him.
It was unclear why he contacted cops. Sources speculated he may be seeking reward money.
None of the seven fugitives is from the Dominican Republic or has relatives there, sources told The Post.
Last month, the seven killers, rapists, robbers and a baby-batterer pulled off a brazen jailbreak in Connolly, Texas, fleeing the prison with a truckload of heavy weapons and food and leaving prison officials severely criticized over lax security.
On Christmas Eve, the desperadoes robbed a sporting goods store of more weapons and then brutally executed a police officer and ran over his body with their getaway car.
They have left chilling messages behind indicating they will not be taken alive.
Texas authorities believe the seven remain together as though they had a "blood-brother pact."
