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N.Y. Assembly Speaker Carl Heastie’s Staff Member Was Rich Off Cocaine, Allegedly

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It seems some folks did not learn from Frank Lucas' mistake of wearing the fur to the boxing match. One couple tied to a state representative was trapping for foreigns and designer, allegedly. As spotted on Gothamist a top aide for the New York State Assembly Speaker Carl Heastie has been living her best life. If […]

Source: The Urban Daily

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