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City’s $6M protest payout: Letters to the Editor — March 4, 2023
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The Issue: The city agreeing to pay $6 million to people who were detained during the 2020 protests. If Judge Colleen McMahon OKs this settlement proposal, New Yorkers will have to pay provocateurs $21,500 each for their anti-cop protest (“Money to Burn,” March 2). The city already faces mounting debt; to give those knuckle­head protesters...

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