Son of one of the victims of the Gilgo murders is suing Rex Heuermann... Mamdani announces a plan to shut down Rikers' infirmary... Demonstration in Albany against a proposed state law to ban protests within 25 feet of houses of worship

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I'm Linda Lopez and here are today's top local stories.

The now adult son of one of the victims of the Gilgo Beach murders

is suing a Q serial killer Rex Jorman.

This as Jorman is expected to plead guilty to seven

and possibly eight murders tomorrow in court.

These are ghouls feeding off the flesh of the dead.

Attorney John Ray says he is working pro bono for the 32-year-old son of Valerie Mac

and he filed a wrongful death lawsuit against suspected serial killer Rex Jorman,

his ex-wife and adult daughter. Mac was murdered in 2000 and Jorman is charged in that case.

This poor young fellow was six years old when he lost his mama.

The ex-wife and daughter allegedly received seven figures to participate in a documentary on the murders.

Their attorney says the case was thoroughly investigated

and both were found to have no involvement.

Sofia Hall tented wins a 92-3 FM on the island.

Major changes at Rikers Island, Mayor Mom Donnie at Bellevue Hospital this morning

announced a plan to shut down the jail's infirmary

and move operations to the east side.

While the construction of this outposted therapeutic unit here at Bellevue

was completed in 2025.

Its doors have stayed closed for 15 months.

Today we are charting a different course.

One that diverts from the path of neglect and begins the process of closing Rikers Island once and for all.

The entire second floor of the hospital has been converted into a specialized unit

to care for more than 100 detainees.

Former Mayor Eric Adams had delayed its opening, citing security concerns with the design.

Two additional units are planned at hospitals in the Bronx and Brooklyn.

A former Biden administration official is set to lead the city's Child Welfare Agency.

Mayor Mom Donnie has tapped Rebecca Jones-Gaston as the new commissioner for city administration for children's services.

Gaston who spent time in foster care as an infant brings nearly three decades of experience,

including a top role overseeing national child welfare programs.

She also led Child Welfare Systems in Oregon and Maryland.

Gaston now takes over an agency that's facing ongoing challenges,

including racial disparities and balancing child safety with keeping families together.

A demonstration is taking place in Albany this afternoon against a proposed state law

that bans protests within 25 feet of houses of worship and reproductive facilities.

Justin Harrison with New York Civil Liberties Union tells Ten Ten Winds

that this bill needs some work.

Things like no kings marches or pride marches go past these places all the time

and under a new law would have to change course.

They wouldn't be allowed to pass by because the law doesn't say anything about what the demonstrations have to be directed at.

Here in the city, a scaled back measure was passed, which gives the NYPD license to set up buffer zones

in front of houses of worship once their safety plan is reviewed by the city council.

A suspicious death inside an East Village NYCHA building.

Police say a man was found unresponsive with bruises on his forehead in a hallway area at the walled houses.

On East 6th Street yesterday morning, he was taken to a hospital where he was pronounced dead.

A man has not been identified yet and an autopsy will be performed to determine the cause of death.

A clash of carriages while that may sound like something from ancient Rome.

It's actually playing out right now in Central Park.

Christina Hansen is Union shops to word for the carriage horse drivers.

She claims petty cab drivers are constantly harassing their drivers.

In one case, a petty caber sucker punching a carriage driver fighting over a customer.

Some of the sellers are fighting with the tourists.

There was a driver of the other day, a carriage driver who basically went and got some people that clearly wanted a carriage ride.

Walked them over to his carriage.

The illegal vendor was mad at the tourists.

She says many days there are dozens of petty cabs blocking the view of the lake here in the park.

Even though there's one sign at Cherry Hills saying no petty cabs allowed.

We're the ones that are actually supposed to be there.

There's no soliciting by petty cabs to be allowed in Central Park.

And the carriage drivers are looking to the mayor and city council to give them some help here.

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Police are asking for help finding the person who robbed an Amazon delivery driver at gunpoint last week in Queens.

It happened last Wednesday on 241st Street in the Rosedale section.

A man went up to the 43 year old Amazon delivery employee, who was at his delivery vehicle,

pulled out a gun, grabbed a bunch of packages from the vehicle, and then took off with them.

The delivery person wasn't hurt.

No arrests have been made.

Surveillance pictures of that suspect are up on the NYPD's Crime Stoppers X-Page.

Anyone with any information about this thief is asked to call Crime Stoppers at 800-577-TIPS.