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The NYPD is searching for this man who grabbed a female MTA worker while performing a sex act. -Photo by NYPD By Dan Gesslein Bronx Voice November 6, 2024 Follow @Bronxvoice1 BRONX - A subway riding sex fiend tried to get freaky with a female MTA worker, cops said. The suspect tried to grab the conductor while he performed a lewd act on himself.  At around 1 pm on October 13, a 46-year-old female MTA worker was riding a northbound D train approaching the Fordham Road Station. A male subway rider approached her and engaged the woman in conversation.  Suddenly, the man grabbed the woman’s arm as he performed a lewd act on himself. The worker broke free and fled the perv who got off at the Fordham Road station.  The NYPD released grainy cellphone video of the suspected sex fiend. He is described as a male with a medium complexion and thin build.  Anyone with information in regard to this incident is asked to call the NYPD's Crime Stoppers Hotline at  1-800-577-TIPS  
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Kids Trade in Halloween Candy to Fight Diabetes

Bronx Voice

November 3, 2024



BRONX - Montefiore’s Halloween Candy Exchange encourages children with diabetes to enjoy Halloween festivities and Learn about diabetes management.




Diabetes among youth is on the rise, in fact a recent CDC report suggests diabetes in young people is projected to increase by about 70% by 2060.

 

Every year providers in the Division of Pediatric Endocrinology and Diabetes at the Children’s Hospital at Montefiore (CHAM) coordinate a special Halloween Candy Exchange, to share education and resources with families about diabetes management. After trick-or-treating with friends, children with diabetes put their costumes back on, and bring in the candy they collected to exchange it for a toy or gift card. The children also enjoy arts and crafts, a photo booth and healthy snacks.


 

The specialists at CHAM want children with diabetes to enjoy Halloween with their peers, so they created this event to allow kids to go trick-or-treating and then hand over the sugary, sticky stash in exchange for a healthier treat. The educational aspects of the event teach the children how to be healthy and manage their condition year-round.

 

This event is part of a series of educational events and activities throughout American Diabetes Month, hosted by specialists throughout Montefiore. For the complete calendar of events, visit: American Diabetes Awareness Month - Montefiore Einstein Events Calendar




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