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3:14Now PlayingAn angry customer allegedly lit a Bangladeshi restaurant on fire in Queens — and was back on the street 24 hours later. In this episode of “Urban Legend,” The Post’s Kevin Sheehan breaks down how NYC’s bail reform crisis is making the city less safe. “People need to know how the justice system is working, or not working,” he said.
In this incident, the arson suspect, Choephel Norbu, admitted to police that he was “drunk” when he retaliated against the Jackson Heights eatery that supposedly got his order wrong. He threw chicken biriyani in the workers’ faces and returned the next morning with a bucket of gasoline. The officers were “so dismayed” when Norbu was released, says Sheehan.
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