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Charges are dropped in bike gang assault case Ongoing. The NYPD let a suspect in the assault incident go while they continued to collect more evidence. The bike gang dragged Lien from SUV and beat him. / NYPD

Manhattan prosecutors have dropped the charges against a biker arrested for attacking a man during a violent gang assault on the West Side Highway on Sunday. The Manhattan District Attorney’s Office declined to charge Allen

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“There is still a tremendous amount of investigation to be done.” Karen Friedman-Agnifilo

Edwards, 42, pending further investigation of the incident. Chief of the Trial Division, Karen FriedmanAgnifilo, who is overseeing the case, said that the office was taking the incident “extremely seri-

ously” but will proceed to build the strongest case. “Prematurely charging individuals with lowlevel crimes does not further the goals of the investigation, and could weaken the cases we expect to bring against the perpetrators of serious crimes,” Friedman-Agnifilo said. “After we investigate the facts, and each person’s individual actions, we will know what charges can be supported by the evidence,” she said. Edwards was released after turning himself in on Tuesday afternoon. He is one of two suspects police were seeking

in connection with the assault of Alexian Lien, who was driving an SUV and got involved in an altercation with a group of bikers, which was captured on video. Police said the bikers then pulled Lien out of the vehicle and beat him up in front of his wife and 2-year-old daughter. Last night, supporters of Edwin “Jay” Mieses, the biker who was run over by Lien, held a silent prayer outside of St. Luke’s Hospital in Manhattan, where he was in critical condition.

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Chelsea bank calls bomb squad on suspicious package: NYPD Police reported Wednesday that a bank robber left a suspicious package at a Capital One bank in Chelsea around 2:45 p.m. According to police,

Graffiti artist Banksy will be in New York this October. Or so says his website, which declares “The street is in play,” and advertises a monthlong “artists residency” called “Better Out Than In.” The website also states that Banksy will try to “host an entire show on the streets of New York,” and displays a quote from fine arts painter Paul Cezanne: “All pictures painted inside, in the studio, will never be as good as those done outside.” The first installment appeared in Chinatown on Tuesday. It featured two young boys, with one reaching for a can of spray-

paint on a sign reading “Graffiti is a crime.” The image was posted on Banksyny.com under the heading of “Manhattan.” Yesterday afternoon, the piece had already been painted over — but another work popped up online as “Westside,” stating: “This is my New York accent ... normally I write like this” in two fonts. Street art fans are encouraged to follow #banksyny on Twitter and access a toll-free audio guide. “Call the number next to the painting and select the appropriate option on the keypad,” Banksy’s website instructs. DANIELLE TCHOLAKIAN

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a man thought to be in his 50s walked into Capital One at 401 West 23rd St. and passed a note demanding cash. Before fleeing without cash, he left he package in the bank, which witnesses told police he “turned on.” The Bomb Squad arrived and determined the package was not a bomb. DANIELLE TCHOLAKIAN

Dipset rapper Jim Jones arrested for allegedly driving stoned Rapper Jim Jones, an original member of Dipset, was arrested Tuesday night for allegedly driving stoned in the Bronx, a law enforcement source reported.

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Serving up new court for Marcy Houses club Forty Love. A Brooklyn tennis League is trying to raise funds to rebuild courts at public housing. On a warm Saturday, Ashley Vazquez, 12, bounded across a cracked tennis court at Brooklyn’s Marcy Houses and, with a thwack, sent a ball flying over the chain-link fence serving as a net. “I can have one bad week, none of that matters when I come to tennis,� Vazquez said. Vazquez is a player at the Marcy Tennis Club, part of a nonprofit league that teaches 120 kids the sport at four public housing projects in Brooklyn. Founded by Michael Mc-

Kids from the Marcy Tennis Club wait on the sidelines at a tournament that happened on Sept. 29. / AARON ADLER, METRO

Casland, the Kings County Tennis League is trying to raise $25,000, enough funds to renovate a court each at the Marcy and Sumner Houses. “Given that there are a lot of complaints with the New York City Hous-

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open their world and try sports or activities they may not normally do, the facilities should really be up to par,� he said. Ashley Vazquez, who has only ever been at two courts, recalled playing on a renovated one at

Fort Greene Park. “It was bigger,� she said. Camille Motta, one of the league’s volunteer instructors, said renovations would send a positive message for the kids. “It’s funny — when I first saw that court, I said how amazing is it to live here, with a tennis court in your backyard,� McCasland said. “The flip side of public housing is they have so many people living all together, stuff isn’t in the best condition.�

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Letitia James will be the first African-American woman to hold citywide office if elected public advocate. / WILLIAM ALATRISTE

Tish James wins public advocate runoff election Historic. Letitia James easily bests Daniel Squadron in runoff race. Brooklyn Councilwoman Letitia “Tish” James defeated state Sen. Daniel Squadron in the Democratic runoff election Tuesday, securing the party’s nomination in the public advocate’s race. James won 59.4 percent of the vote, to Squadron’s 40.6 percent, according First time

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to returns. As was anticipated, a few New Yorkers ultimately decided the race, with just over 111,000 votes cast for the councilwoman and about 76,000 votes for the senator. Despite the low turnout, the runoff was pricey at $13 million, prompting calls to reform New York’s electoral system. The annual budget for the public advocate’s office is $2.3 million. Tearing up at an election party, James acknowledged the historic nature of her bid, repeating, “We

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Cancellations, delays ripple across nation in shutdown No bars. Tourists with prepaid tickets to visit Alcatraz Island were unable to tour the former prison. A string of cancellations and delays caused by the federal government shutdown rippled across the United States yesterday, ruining dream vacations, upending carefully laid wedding plans and complicating the lives of millions of people. From blood drives to day care programs, musical performances to research projects, the disruptions caused by the political stalemate in Washington sparked growing frustrations and left people scrambling to make alternative plans. Scores of weddings

planned at national parks and monuments around the country were moved or postponed, and vacationers hustled to change their itineraries after finding iconic sites from the Statue of Liberty to the Lincoln Memorial closed. “We’re really disappointed. We spent a lot of days waiting for tickets so we just want to go inside the statue,” said Gaelle Masse, a tourist from Paris who was startled to discover the Statue of Liberty was closed. In Boston, Italian tourist Federico Paliero and his girlfriend Claudia Costato peered through a closed metal gate to catch a glimpse of the USS Constitution, a wooden, threemasted U.S. Navy ship from the 18th century docked in Boston Harbor that serves as one of the city’s major attractions.

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World powers on ‘right track’ on Syria chemical arms: Putin U.N. Security Council adopted a resolution that demanded the eradication of chemical weapons. Russian President Vladimir Putin said yesterday global powers were “on the right track� with a plan to eliminate Syria’s chemical weapons and could avert military intervention in the conflict if they worked together. Agreement on the plan to eliminate Syria’s chemical weapons was reached after U.S. President Barack Obama asked Congress to approve air strikes to punish Syria’s government over an Aug. 21 gas attack. “There is every reason to believe we are on the right track,� Putin told an investment conference. He said the chemi-

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‘A Touch of Sin’ China’s minimalist Jia Zhangke (“The World,” “Still Life”) goes somewhat more traditional with his latest, a grim look at four stories that end in unimaginable, tragic violence.

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Brewer’s notes: Take the Black Stout was made to be deep, dark and complex, like those who have sworn the oath to defend Westeros against threats from the North.

“The more it looks like motor oil, the better it is.” SEAN MCCULLEN,

Southern Tier Pumking Ale Brewer’s notes: As spicy aromas present themselves, let its deep copper color entrance you, as your journey into this mystical brew has just begun.

“Too sweet for a beer!”

Empire Roasted Pumpkin Ale Brewer’s notes: The wet hop harvest ale is made with 300 pounds of New York State grown hops.

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Jack-O Traveler Seasonal Shandy Brewer’s notes: It’s the first limitededition season craft beer shandy brewed with real pumpkin and a hint of spice.

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On Tuesday, Laarhoven and Back Forty (190 Avenue B. #1, 212-388-1990) are working with Heritage Foods USA’s No Goat Left Behind campaign for a goat celebration dinner ($85). MAJA LUNDAGER PEDERSEN

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Is it a goal for you as a chef to push guests’ limits? A little bit, yeah. It’s very important for people to understand that you can eat every part of [the animal]. We don’t want to just be throwing away what you don’t want. It’s wasteful. For the animal that died for you, for the farmer that raised it, for the cook that needs to know how to make food honestly and properly, it’s a waste for everybody. I want to sell the tongue. I don’t want it to go in the garbage. the tongue, the heart, the tail, everything you can think of. So how do you sell the less-than-appetizing parts of the cow? I think it’s more interesting for someone who comes in here. Rather than just getting a steak,

they can have a tasting of four or five different parts of the cow that they don’t necessarily know they can eat and know we could make into a viable dish. Where do you pick up inspiration for your dishes? I don’t know exactly where it comes from. I spend a lot of time reading books about food culture and I’m constantly thinking about food and different stuff that I can do and try, and that shows itself in the food. All summer I was obsessed with barbecue, so I bought a bunch of books about that and taught myself everything that I could, and by the time September came I had six different barbecue sauces on the menu. And my cooks and my sous-chefs and pastry chefs, we just constantly bounce off ideas at each other.

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Libra | Sept. 23-Oct. 22. Personal problems will develop if you don’t keep a secret entrusted to you. A change of plans will create an awkward position. Scorpio | Oct. 23-Nov. 21. Your insight will encourage wise choices from others. Travel is encouraged, along with making personal changes. Sagittarius | Nov. 22-Dec. 21. Look for adventure. Altering where or how you live will lift your spirits and ensure that you bypass unwanted emotional encounters.

Capricorn | Dec. 22-Jan 20. Extra time put in at work will boost your reputation. An interesting position will tempt you to send your resume. Romance will bring positive results.

Aries | March 21-April 20. Focus on work and getting along with your peers. An unexpected turn will leave you feeling uncertain about a partnership. Keep life simple.

Aquarius | Jan. 21-Feb 18. Don’t get all fired up over what others do or say. Concentrate on what you need to accomplish. Aggression will lead to trouble.

Taurus | April 21-May 21. Stabilize your position and express your thoughts regarding what’s expected of you. Learn something new that will attract attention.

Pisces | Feb. 19-March 20. Share your thoughts and plans for the future. Making a promise to someone will lead to greater options.

Gemini | May 22-June 20. Excessive socializing can lead to jealousy and relationship troubles. Don’t meddle if you want to avoid an argument.

Cancer | June 21-July 22. Whether you are learning or trying to accomplish one of your goals, you are best to take the road less traveled. Leo | July 23-Aug. 22. Unpredictable situations will cause confusion. Expect to be confronted by someone feeling uncertain about what you are doing. Virgo | Aug. 23-Sept. 22. Keep busy, engage in joint ventures and share your ideas and solutions. Love is in the stars, and romance should ease your stress at the end of the day. BERNICE BEDE OSOL

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Perry’s Dems are wealth gives kings of her no right shutdowns to feelings Re: ‘Don’t mock Perry’s dark thoughts’ (Metro, Oct. 2) As somebody living with major depression, I’d like to point out the fact that Katy Perry lives in the inherently distorted world of a topselling pop star, which means that she has access to resources and a support system that the rest of us just will never even dream of having, which enables her to move the heck on when something as common as divorce hits. Hollywoodtypes who live in the big bubble of celebrity tend to bounce back, while some of us like myself never even have a chance of getting into a single relationship. Perry should in fact thank her lucky stars that she was a pop star getting a divorce rather than an “average” person. If she were like the rest of us, she might have a more legitimate cause for suicidal depression. ED ROSARIO, VIA EMAIL

In its coverage of the government shutdown, the media is being shamelessly partisan in favor of the Democrats and isn’t providing any historical context. Since 1976, the Democrats have shut down the government 15 times when they controlled the House. During the same time period, the Republicans have only shut down the government three times. The Democratic shutdowns were over budget items, including defunding things that they didn’t like. But the public doesn’t know any of this, because the media won’t explain any of it. The media would rather run stories about how only evil Republicans want to shut down the government. RON SHELTON, VIA EMAIL

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Blueshirts hope coaching change means Cup win Rangers season preview. A new coach doesn’t mean a rebuilding phase for the Rangers. Michael Del Zotto acknowledged what was evident: Everything has changed for the Rangers. “It’s still an adjustment,” Del Zotto said after the Rangers’ preseason loss to the Devils last month. “The coaching staff is harping on the need to get the puck as much as possible. Everything’s different.” The Rangers enter the 2013-14 season with a new coach in Alain Vigneault and his puck-pressuring and puck-possession sys-

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tem. Vigneault was introduced as the 35th head coach in franchise history on June 21. He replaces John Tortorella, who was fired four days after the 2013 Rangers season ended in Boston. Vigneault’s first act of

business was to announce that what happened in the Tortorella era would remain in the past. “If you see the guys, they’re walking around with T-shirts that [say], ‘Clean Slate, Grab It,’” Vigneault said. “Everybody’s got a clean slate.” On the first day of training camp, Vigneault left no doubt about his objective. “I have a little Stanley Cup on my desk. For sure, the 30 teams that are starting their training camp, that’s our quest, that’s our goal, that’s our long-term goal,” Vigneault said. “To get there, though, there’s a daily process.”

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Breaking down the roster The Rangers return a squad fairly unchanged from last year’s underperforming team. The thought is Alain Vigneault will be able to maximize that talent. •

The biggest question may be about how Brad Richards bounces back. •

Defensemen The Rangers return all six defensemen from last year’s group in essentially the same roles. Dan Girardi and Ryan McDonagh will make up the first paring. They will be followed by Marc Staal-Michael Del Zotto and Anton StralmanJohn Moore. Staal, who suffered a gruesome eye injury on March 5, told reporters this preseason he feels good.

Forwards Outside of the specialty units, no grouping is more of a question mark than the corps of forwards. The Rangers enter the 2013-14 season without Ryan Callahan and Carl Hagelin, both of whom are expected to miss time while recuperating from offseason left shoulder surgery. Also, Derek Stepan missed camp due to a holdout. • Goaltending Without the trio that This is another area made up the of strength. The Rangers’ top Rangers are set in net with line last Vezina Trophy season, the finalist Henrik coaching staff has Lundqvist spent much and reserve of training Martin HENRIK LUNDQVIST IS Biron. Vicamp gneault joked looking at A SURE THING FOR “that’s a pretorganizational THE RANGERS. ty safe bet,” prospects and the GETTY IMAGES when asked if trio of Rick Nash, Lundqvist would Brad Richards and remain the starter. Chris Kreider.

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In need of a few good scorers Devils season preview. Who replaces David Clarkson and Ilya Kovalchuk?

million unrestricted free agent deal with his childhood team, the Toronto Maple Leafs. Kovalchuk and Clarkson combined for 26 goals and 55 points in 2013. In their place are Ryane Clowe, Jaromir Jagr, Michael Ryder and Damien Brunner. “I think we have more depth since I’ve been here,� head coach Pete DeBoer said prior to the Sept. 21 preseason game at the Barclays Center. “I don’t think there’s any doubt about that.� Whether the Devils’ depth can replace the offensive production lost remains to be seen.

NHL predictions A look at the 2013-14 NHL season:

Devils Hall of Fame executive Lou Lamoriello was dealt twin blows to his team this offseason. “If there’s something we can do, we will,� Lamoriello said during the July 11 conference call to announce Ilya Kovalchuk’s retirement from the NHL. “We’re going to put the best possible team on the ice.� Gone are Kovalchuk and David Clarkson, who signed a seven-year, $36.75

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At IAS Part 51th of the Supreme Court of the State of New York, held in and for the County of Queens, located at 88-11 Sutphin Boulevard, Jamaica, New York on the 17 day of September 2013

PRESENT: HON. Pam Jackman-Brown SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK COUNTY OF QUEENS LISA SESSA,

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Index No. 12108-2012

Plaintiff,

-againstJOSEPH SESSA, JR., Defendant.

ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE

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Upon the pleadings and proceedings heretofore-filed and had herein, and upon reading and filing the affirmation of Jacqueline Caputo, Esq., LET the Defendant, JOSEPH SESSA show cause before this court at an IAS Part 51th, to be held in and for the Supreme Court, County of Queens at 88-11 Sutphin Boulevard, Jamaica, New York 11433 on the 10th day of October, 2013, at 9:30 o’clock in the forenoon of that day, or as soon thereafter as counsel may be heard, why an Order should not be issued herein, permitting the law firm of ANTHONY E. CORE, P.C. to immediately withdraw as counsel for the Defendant, JOSEPH SESSA in this litigation; Ordering the Defendant to pay ANTHONY E. CORE, P.C. the total amount of the outstanding balance totaling Fourteen Thousand Eight Hundred Fifty Five Dollars and Eighty Two Cents ($14,855.82) for legal services provided to the Defendant by ANTHONY E. CORE, P. C. in connection with the above-captioned lawsuit; Immediately fixing the lien granted by Jud. Law § 475 of the Petitioner against any and all sums representing the settlement proceeds and/or partial distribution of proceeds due to the Defendant in this matter; and Service of a copy of this Order, together with the papers upon which it is granted, by personal service upon JOSEPH SESSA on or before the 27th day of September, 2013 and by regular mail with certificate of mailing and by publication 4 times a week for one week in a newspaper of general circulation in the County of Queens, namely METRO Newspaper. Personal delivery on Wisselman, Horounian & Associates, P.C., only orders with out support papers as attorneys for the plaintiff, on or before the 3rd day of October, 2013, shall be deemed good and sufficient service thereof. ENTER: .......................................... JSC Hon. Pam Jackman Brown

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