Kenneth Iacono appeals conviction for feeding wild pigeons in New Hyde Park

A Williston Park man who has a criminal record for feeding wild pigeons is now hoping an appeals court throws out his conviction. Kenneth Iacono was cited by North Hempstead town code inspectors for

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Kenneth Iacono appeals conviction for feeding wild pigeons in New Hyde Park

A Williston Park man who has a criminal record for feeding wild pigeons is now hoping an appeals court throws out his conviction. Kenneth Iacono was cited by North Hempstead town code inspectors for

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