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NYC sued by man who had Bellevue homeless shelter ceiling fall on him as legal struggle over intake center in East Village continues
A man was severely injured when a ceiling at Bellevue homeless shelter in New York City fell on him, leading to a lawsuit against the city. The city is blocked from moving services to an East Village shelter by a state Supreme Court judge, who is reviewing a lawsuit from local residents opposing the relocation.
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