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Do you have a story you think we should tell? Call us at (212) 210-NEWS or email us at nydntips@ny dailynews.com. This is your paper, and we are committed to covering the issues that matter to you. Here are some of our top stories from the last week:

Sick situation: The bedbugs and vermin infestation is so bad at one Bronx building that the state launched an investigation after exclusive reporting by The News. Hallway drug deals, roaches and mice are common place at the apartment house on White

Plains Road in Olinville. Tenants allege they have been living with bedbugs, roaches, and hallway drug transactions for over a year. “My daughter was up all night before her state exams … getting bitten up,” resident Michelle K. told The News. She and her neighbors allege Five Star Management, which oversees the property and the nonprofit Acacia Network — which provides social services — turn a blind eye to the crime and filth.

Mother’s mercy: As if having to bail your child out of jail wasn’t bad enough, add getting set up to be savagely beaten and robbed by the very people who are supposed to help you. That’s what one woman is claiming happened to her at the Manhattan Detention Complex customer service area in Lower Manhattan several years ago. Since then, Linda Shapiro (photo) has filed a lawsuit detailing allegations that the city Department of Correction employees did nothing as she was tasered and mugged of $30,000 and then stonewalled the NYPD detectives.

Shapiro shared her ordeal exclusively with The News on Monday.

Disturbing decor: A Brooklyn woman earned the ire of her neighbors when she hung a racially-offensive Halloween display in her Clinton Hill windows. Creepy cutouts of brown paper dolls in children’s uniforms were strung up by their necks. The homeowner took down the decor on Tuesday and apologized on social media after a community member complained to the local elementary school across the street. On Thursday, neighbors protested outside the duplex and on Friday, the resident resigned from her post at a Bedford-Stuyvesant art studio.

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