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Monday,
November 29th 2010

The New York Metro

The New York Metro
Frank Huang 9-1

Inside this issue:

Royal dead on the streets	1
Obama to embark on Asia trip.	2
Editorial: / Gang crime and safety	4
Subway expansion in consideration	6
International Headlines	8
Community News	11
Entertainment & / Classifieds	15

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Royal dead on the streets

By: Frank Huang
METRO DAILY NEWS WRITER
Monday, November 29, 2010
A Royal was stabbed to death in an isolated alley last night at around 11:30 in Queens. He is believed to be killed in revenge by another opposing gang – who goes by the name “The Guardians”.
Witnesses say that the Royal lay on the street for a while. Attempts were made to save him, but were ultimately unsuccessful. “We tried to ask how he was doing, but he was lying there and not responding,” a passing-by boy and girl said, “besides the rain was pouring, so we had to leave.” “I saw him there, but I was drunk then and I thought he was just drunk too,” another man said.
Early reports say that this boy was named ‘Andy’ and he was going out with his friend Lisa at the time. The police arrived on scene at midnight after Lisa called for help, but ‘Andy’ was unconscious by then. He reportedly had his purple Royal’s jacket off and a nasty gash below his ribs. More detailed reports will be released after an autopsy has been performed and the witnesses reviewed.

Police at the scene of the incident last night.

Police “to crack down on the crime”

After reviewing the crime scene last night, the police vow to ‘crack down the crime to the minimal.’ “This crime indicates a serious threat to our community and the city – violent gang crime with the members fighting other gangs; members stabbing knives at targets,” police officer and spokesperson George Anderson remarked at the crime scene last night. “We will deal with this crime very seriously; we will catch the guilty and hold them responsible for their crimes,” the officer also said, “we will work on preventing this type of crime from happening again.”