City Hall Silent Over Homicide of Richard “Ricky” Harley
By HEZI ARIS

The Hezitorial Homicide Exclusive Published on August 19, 2017

City of Yonkers Police Department Public Information Officer Sgt. Dean Politopoulos issued the following statement received by the Yonkers Tribune on Monday, August 21, 2017 at 1:30pm. It can be found after the publication of the Yonkers Tribune original report herein.

Charicature of a younger, better looking Editor-at-Large / Radio Host Hezi Aris.

YONKERS, NY — August 19, 2017 — Three people were witnessed to have beaten Richard Harley in the wee hours of August 15, 2017, in the vicinity of Herriot Street and Jackson Street, near the vicinity of Cerrato Park. The area is known to be a place where rival gangs and drug dealers and buyers congregate. A witness to the beating called the Yonkers Police Department. Yonkers Police Officers arrived at the scene noted by the witness to only find a trail of splattered blood ...

It’s Not About Statues
By BOB WEIR

Bob Weir is a veteran of 20 years with the New York Police Dept. (NYPD), ten of which were performed in plainclothes undercover
assignments. Bob began a writing career about 12 years ago and had his first
book published in 1999. He
 also became a syndicated columnist under the title “Weir Only Human.”

The radical fringe in our country, specifically, those who have been trying for generations to divide us along racial lines, have come up with a new strategy. Inasmuch as segregation ended a half-century ago and minorities have enjoyed unprecedented upward mobility in business, education, politics and every other meaningful pathway to success, including the 2-term election of a black President, the sinister forces on the left must get creative if they expect to destroy us. Hence, some malevolent genius in the ranks of those perpetual malcontents had a brainstorm; “Why not tear down statues that represent ...