Roughly 500 bodegas across New York City ... during an early morning robbery in Harlem. Fernando Mateo, spokesperson for the United Bodegas of America, has been calling for panic button technology ...

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The move comes after a series of recent violent incidents, some deadly, inside bodegas across New York's five boroughs.

The United Bodegas of America (UBA) has been requesting funding for panic buttons, with the first call coming when New York Governor Kathy Hochul introduced the idea a year ago. This is not the ...

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