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It should have never gone to court, they ruled.
"Anything to declare, sir?" "Well, I have eighteen boxes of Shreddies."
Sammarco claimed she was fired after complaining about harassment and sex jokes.
The disgraced NY1 anchor only served 19 of his 30-day sentence.
The Post reports that the NY1 reporter is being investigated for another attack on his wife.
And that's a catfight we would have wanted to see!
Last year, the NY1 anchor fretted that his domestic-abuse charge would get picked up by the 'Daily News.' What happened was worse: It got picked up by the 'Post.'
We never thought the private life of a NY1 anchor could be so riveting.
"My producer ... has asked me to ask these questions. I have no idea why."
Read as we extol the unique glories of New York's most special channel, and explain how it can never be reproduced.
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