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: Instapundit.comNEW YORK STATE SENATOR ATTACKS PHOTOGRAPHER: ? Parker, a Democrat from the 21st District, became en?
By Glenn Reynolds
NEW YORK STATE SENATOR ATTACKS PHOTOGRAPHER: ” Parker, a Democrat from the 21st District, became enraged when Post staff photographer William C. Lopez snapped a shot of him getting out of a car at his parents’ home on Avenue H in Flatbush at about 7 p.m. Lopez, who filed a formal complaint with cops, said he was standing on a public street — where it’s legal to take pictures — when he shot the photo of the politician. . . . This isn’t the first time Parker has been linked to allegations of violence. Last year, he was accused of choking a staffer and smashing her glasses at his Glenwood Road office, but Parker claimed she was the one who started the dustup.”
Full post as published by Instapundit.com on May 09, 2009 (boomark / email).
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