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QUEEN`S QUEENS Help Wanted: Mayor. Good Job, High Pay, Perks
1993
Overview
[Louis Ferrante], 24 and from Flushing, was arrested soon after his new rap song - \"Justice Not Found: The [John Gotti] Story\" - made its way into record stores and started becoming a cult hit. The rap pays homage to Gotti and paints him as an innocent man railroaded by the feds. Ferrante, who Nassau cops say committed the crimes in 1987, says it wasn't him. WHAT'S MORE: More than once, we've talked about the frustrations of living in a place where a pizza can get to your house faster than the cops. But there are also some really good cops who do a terrific job. The folks from the Queens County Dental Society called here to praise officers James Tierney and Anthony Pascal of the 107th Precinct after their Jamaica Estates headquarters was broken into recently. The officers noticed the building had been broken into in the dead of night and then tracked down society officials from literature in the office . . . Hungry? Queens Borough President Claire Shulman has put out a restaurant guide covering some of the borough's eateries. Copies are free and available at Borough Hall, 120-55 Queens Blvd. in Kew Gardens.
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Newsday LLC
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