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NYC homeowners sue to stop co-op from evicting their son — whose viral feud with doorman spiraled into racial slurs, assault and arrest
NYC homeowners are suing to prevent their son's eviction from a co-op after a feud with a doorman escalated into racial slurs, assault, and an arrest. The dispute at 339 E. 58th St. has led to a legal battle in Manhattan Supreme Court.
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