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The Albany Police Department arrested two teens in connection with incidents on July 4. Also, Troy Police are investigating a fatal motorcycle crash that happened on Second Avenue on Thursday. These stories, and more, are in your five things to know, sponsored by the CDTA.
1. Albany Police arrest 2 teens accused of July 4 shooting
The Albany Police Department arrested two teens who are accused of being involved with the Fourth of July shooting and fire on Madison Avenue. Two 15-year-olds are facing multiple charges.
2. Troy Police investigating fatal motorcycle crash
A motorcycle crash on Second Avenue in Troy left one dead on Thursday night, per Troy officials. Second Avenue was closed between 106th and 108th Streets while authorities investigated.
3. NYSP investigating Nassau shooting
One person was taken to the hospital after a shooting in the town of Nassau Thursday night.
4. Mask off: New York bill would charge ICE agents who hide their faces
Some New York lawmakers are pushing a new bill aimed at stopping federal agents—including those from Immigration and Customs Enforcement—from wearing masks and hiding their identities while on duty.
5. Car pulled out of Erie Canal in Waterford
A car was pulled out of the Erie Canal at Lock E2 on Thursday. The car was partially blocking the canal channel in Waterford Harbor since last Wednesday.
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