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NYPD Uniforms Dumped in Brooklyn, Mystery Surrounds New Mayor
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Unusual discovery of discarded NYPD uniforms near Green-Wood Cemetery in Brooklyn sparks speculation and concern. The find, just days before new mayor Zohran Mamdanis inauguration, has residents questioning its significance and potential safety implications. Police investigation ongoing.
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