Texas’ early deployment of choppers, boats may have saved hundreds of lives during devastating flooding
Early efforts included the deployment of rescue choppers, squadrons of boats, marine units and heavy vehicles capable of reaching stranded cars and people -- while mules and horses were dispatched in some places after the storm hit.
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Mayor Adams, police cronies forced out investigators who were onto NYPD scandal: bombshell suitFour bombshell lawsuits filed late Monday claim Adams and his top NYPD allies of running a department ripe with corruption and retaliation.
