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  • NYC high school employee busted for inappropriate contact with girl, 17: sources

    NYC high school employee busted for inappropriate contact with girl, 17: sources

    A pervy administrator of a Queens public high school was busted Wednesday for inappropriate contact with a 17-year-old student, cops and law enforcement sources said. 

    The staffer at John Adams High School – whose name is being withheld pending charges – allegedly rubbed the inner thigh of the female student on Monday, the sources said. 

    Then on Tuesday, he allegedly showed the same teen a video of himself having sex with someone else while creepily telling her, “This could be you,” according to the sources. 


    The staffer allegedly rubbed the inner thigh of a female student on Monday, law enforcement sources said. Robert Miller

    8/24/2001:  New buildings have been added and are under construction at John Adams High School on Rockaway Blvd, Queens.
    On Tuesday, the creep showed the same teen a video of himself having sex with someone else, the sources said. New York Post

    The student reported the adult’s vile actions, and he was taken into custody just after 10 a.m. Wednesday at the Rockaway Boulevard school, cops and sources said. 

    Charges were pending later Wednesday – but he is expected to face a rap for endangering the welfare of a child, the sources said. 

    “This alleged behavior is reprehensible, and nothing is more important than the safety and well-being of our students,” Department of Education spokeswoman Jenna Lyle said in a statement. “This employee has been reassigned pending an investigation.”

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  • Michael Porter Jr.’s brother, Jevon gets arrested for DWI

    Michael Porter Jr.’s brother, Jevon gets arrested for DWI

    Another one of Nuggets forward Michael Porter Jr.’s brothers is facing legal troubles. 

    Jevon Porter was arrested on suspicion of DWI at 1:31 a.m. on April 27 in Boone County, Missouri, per Missouri State Highway Patrol records. 

    Porter, 20, was released on a summons.

    Jevon Porter was arrested for suspicion of DWI. AP

    The latest incident comes less than three weeks after another one of Michael Porter Jr.’s brothers, Coban, was sentenced to six years in prison for his involvement in a fatal car crash in January 2023 in Denver. 

    During his sentencing hearing, Coban, a former member of the Nuggets, admitted he was drunk when the crash occurred. 

    Jontay Porter, another one of Michael Porter Jr.’s siblings, was also banned for life from the NBA in April after he was found to have bet on games, influenced the outcome of bets and passed along confidential information to betters. 

    Jevon played two seasons as a forward for the men’s basketball team at Pepperdine and transferred to Loyola Marymount.

    He averaged 16.2 points per game during his sophomore year at Pepperdine and shot 42.5 percent from the field. 

    Nuggets forward Michael Porter Jr. (1) controls the ball against the Los Angeles Lakers. USA TODAY Sports via Reuters Con

    “We are aware of recent reports in the media and are gathering information about the matter,” Loyola Marymount told ESPN in a statement. 

    Missouri State Sgt. Kyle Green told ESPN that Jevon was initially stopped for speeding before he was arrested for DWI. 

    Pepperdine forward Jevon Porter (14) listens to his coaches during a timeout in the first half of an NCAA college basketball game against Saint Mary’s, Thursday, Feb. 15, 2024, in Moraga, Calif. AP

    Amid all of the issues his brothers are facing, Michael Porter Jr. has remained focused on the Nuggets’ pursuit of a second consecutive NBA title.

    He has averaged 22.8 points per game while shooting 55.3 percent from the field. 

    The Nuggets eliminated the Lakers in five games and will face the Timberwolves in the second round.

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  • NYC mom charged with murder in shocking beating death of 6-year-old who begged for her life: cops

    NYC mom charged with murder in shocking beating death of 6-year-old who begged for her life: cops

    A Bronx mom was charged with murder in the brutal beating death of her 6-year-old daughter – who neighbors say had begged for her life before her shocking end, cops said. 

    Lynija Eason-Kumar, 23, was arrested Thursday in connection to the early-morning May 26, 2023 slaying of little Jalayah Eason inside the family’s squalid apartment at NYCHA’s Forest Houses, according to authorities.

    The mother had initially told cops she found the girl cold and not breathing inside a closet in their 12th-floor unit on East 165th Street, sources said at the time.

    Eason-Kumar claimed she tried to administer CPR, but Jalayah would not wake up, cops said. 


    A Bronx mom was charged with murder in the brutal beating death of her 6-year-old daughter – who neighbors say had begged for her life before her shocking end, cops said. Lynija Eason/Instagram

    EMS arrived 15 minutes later and rushed the girl — who had obvious bruising and trauma on her wrists and torso — to Lincoln Medical Center, but she couldn’t be saved.

    Jalayah died of asphyxia and blunt force injuries, police confirmed Thursday.

    Upstairs neighbor Dennis Rivera previously told The Post that he heard the 6-year-old girl “screaming for her dear life” during the early-morning beating.

    “At 3:42 in the morning that girl was screaming,” Rivera said.

    “She was screaming for dear life . . . She was screaming like hell.”

    “She kept saying ‘stop, stop, stop.’ … You could hear the thumps, bro.”


    Lynija Eason Kumar being taken to central booking
    Lynija Eason-Kumar, 23, was arrested Thursday and faces two manslaughter charges – one related to the death of a child under 11 – in connection to the early-morning May 26, 2023 slaying of Jalayah. Tomas E. Gaston

    Police sources said at the time that there had been several calls for domestic violence at the family’s address.

    Eason was previously arrested on charges that she’d hurt her other two children, an 8-year-old boy and 3-year-old girl .

    The two kids had cuts, scars and rashes when police visited the home May 26, according to a criminal complaint related to that case.

    The 8-year old had “countless small lacerations in various stages of healing on his back, scalp, arms and legs,” Hernandez wrote.

    The boy allegedly also had a cut on his forehead and a deep, partially-healed gash on his scalp.

    The girl had a “long, discolored scar” on her waist and a “widespread discolored rash to her inner thighs and buttocks,” Hernandez wrote.

    The complaint also included stomach-churning details on the filthy, insect-infested home.

    That case remains open in Bronx Criminal Court.

    Her arraignment in connection with the new charges, which also include manslaughter counts, was pending Thursday.

    Additional reporting by Tina Moore

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