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October 13, 1992 Killed in Auto - 45th St and 39th Ave, Queens
NYC police car parked

Interior shot of the vehicle, baby booties hang from the mirror and looks like a body slumped over in driver's seat. Police officers hover over the vehicle

Street signs 39 Av Middleburg Av and Barnett Av

Hands of police detective wearing rubber gloves, inspects evidence taken fron the vehicle using a pen or needle

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101 PCT police car drives off

Plainclothes detectives at the scene. Crime scene tape mark the scene of the crime.

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Tilt up apartment building to broken window with air conditioner. Pan out on hi-rise brick apartment building and down to street level store fronts. F.D.N.Y. trucks parked

CU address numbers of apartment building 410

Tiny pieces of broken glass on sidewalk

CU front end shot of parked shiny red F.D.N.Y. firetruck with bull horns above the windshield.

Cut to fancy storefront of "London Terrace Liquor" on street level of apartment building

October 13, 1992 Innocent Female Shot on Subway N/B "A" PlaTFORM W 168 ST & BWAY

Transit police car drives away lights flashing

Shot of the 168 Street subway platform and steps leading down, a passenger is seen walking down the steps onto the platform.

Camera pulls away as train doors close. POV from outside the train and the two police officers can be seen through the window

October 14, 1992 Cop Kills EDP on Subway - Borough Hall Station, Brooklyn
Detectives and police officers gather on subway station platform, crime scene tape marks the area

Tile sign on subway tile wall for the Borough Hall subway stop

CU ext sign above subway station entrance for the Borough Hall Station

Transit police car and Emergency Medical Rescue Unit parked

Shooting: Unknown Reason - Blake and Pine St. Brooklyn

CU two bullet holes in shattered glass of same car

Street signs Blake Av and Pine St

A bullet shell on the ground. Someone places a cover over the shell, sneakered feet walk away

CU what looks like a shotgun on the ground. Pan out reveals the shotgun partially underneath a car amidst some debris on the ground

A police emergency service van parked at the scene

October 14, 1992 Shooting - E. 229th St. & Edenwald Avenue

A completely shattered back window of one of the parked cars. A police officer with a flashlight looks over the vehicle. CU of the shattered glass

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CU an upside down cardboard box reads Large Capacity Thin twin Laundry System

Emergency Services van parked, CU on 108 PCT police car parked

Var. shots of the apartment building, cops, detectives, and a few onlookers out front along with police getting into their vehicle, detectives on the balcony,

A wrapped up quilt seen through a slightly opened doorway, z'in reveals some blood stains

EMT workers wheel a covered dead body on a gurney out of the building and to a parked van

October 15, 1992 Angry Parents Protest Against Homosexuality being Taught as an Accepted Lifestyle to children grades K-6. PS 131 Ft. Hamilton Pkwy, Brooklyn
CU large poster hangs on a fence reads, "We are Against Children of the Rainbow"

Small child, maybe one or two years old, in a stroller with a poster of the alphabet on her lap and the words Rainbow No Let Fernandaz go!
CU a hand holds the poster in front of the child

Several shots of protesters and their posters ie "Fernandez Don't Destroy Your Children!! P.S. 3"...

CU Ornate front ext, Public School 131. Cut to WS of the school, a beautiful old building

Several passionate female parents speak to unseen reporter. A young woman states they demonstrate that they do not want the Rainbow Curriculum (which teaches kids about homosexuality) in their school. She states they do not want their kids taught that homosexuality is another form of positive lifestyle. Another parent wearing dangling earrings states that they as parents feel they should be the ones to teach their children when they feel the time is right for it to be taught. She states that homosexuality is fine for those who want it but that kids from kindergarten thru sixth grade should not be taught this lifestyle. Other vocalize they will keep their children out of school, kids should be taught reading, writing etc.

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Int. back of ambulance, two African American men in the ambulance breath into handheld oxygen devices

Fron of Sid's Hardware truck, a cop stands by and takes notes

An African American Detective on the scene talks with unseen reporter about responding to a call about a woman in a bathroom who was on fire. They responded and found the woman was not on fire but was having a chemical reaction that was burning through her clothes. He states they weren't sure yet whether she was trying to commit suicide or whether someone threw it on her.

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Nighttime, sirens, ambulance backs into what appears to be the emergency entrance of hospital (St. Vincent's). Cameramen on the scene take photos, a man wearing a tuxedo walks by. Dozens of cops on the scene. A man wearing a tuxedo shouts out orders amidst a crowd of police officers

Crime Stopper Saves the Day
Var shots of a male Latino perp at a police station. The perp is walked out of the precinct by two detectives, into a waiting unmarked police vehicle and driven away

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Street signs Wells St and Crystal ST

Ext. sign hangs on school - E.N.Y. High School of Transit Technology. Z'out from the sign and tilt up toward top of 4 story building, policemen outside appear to be standing guard

CU police car parked

Letters on the school spell out East New York Vocational High School

October 16, 1992 Overturned Armored Van Spills Loot on Highway - Van Wyck Nr Jewel (Queens)
WS from across the way - scene of the overturned armored van lying on the highway, a crane backed into it, firemen shoot hoses, firetrucks

Cut to a red demolished automobile, crashed into an embankment

CU a hand holds a red plastic bag. Pan out to shots of the accident scene again. Tons of traffic held up on the highway

cut to cu of a fat chain and what looks like coins on the ground

shots of the demolished van, standing straight up on the road

Firemen with shovels and brooms literally shovel and sweep the coins, z'in on the pile of coins lying on the ground

Overhead highway signs for Exits 12A-B 495 L.i. Expway Eastern LI and Exit 11 sign for Jewel Ave

Female Shot in Robbery (Part Two on VPN-405) LIE Service Rd / Main St (Queens)

CU a bloodstain stands out on the yellow painted lane

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