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The station, which housed Engine 204, was closed down Sunday despite efforts of concerned citizens, some of who occupied the firehouse briefly.  \nBridge shines despite rain  \nBy Deborah Kolbenand Yoav Gonen  \nThe Brooklyn Papers  \nThe skyline of Manhattan was shrouded in fog Saturday morning, and the air was cool and damp as Mayor Michael Bloomberg, Borough President Marty Markowitz, and Sen. Chuck Schumer strolled across the Brooklyn Bridge to Manhattan in honor of the 120th anniversary of the bridge’s opening.  \nDressed casually and walking with a small pool of event sponsors and reporters, the three men were jovial and talkative despite the 8 am mist.“Part of the reason I’m here is to see [Marty] in action,” said a smiling Schumer, who wore a Fire Department fleece and a baseball cap. Judging by the periodic laughter, Markowitz didn’t disappoint.  \nGreeted upon their entrance to Manhattan by both Manhattan Borough President C. Virginia Fields and a light rainfall, Markowitz provided the first of many light-hearted jabs at the borough across the river.“It’s raining? What’s going on here?” he shouted.“It’s sunny over in Brooklyn!”  \nHe walked into a small gathering of runners and walkers who welcomed the officials with cheers, and he immediately sought out fellow Brooklynites.  \n“Who’s from Brooklyn?” he shouted in his booming voice, moving slowly through the crowd.  \nAnd while the four leaders addressed the crowd of about 50 people See BRIDGE on page 7  \nBorough President Marty Markowitz’s celebration of the 120th birthday of the Brooklyn Bridge lasted from morning until night, starting (bottom left) with a march over the famous span that included Sen. Chuck Schumer and Sandy the Seagull, and ending with concerts in Empire-Fulton Ferry State Park (bottom right). Members of the Brooklyn Philharmonic (top left) perform at the park, where earlier in the day Charlotte Phillips and Kirt Robinson showed off their West Indian parade costumes.  \nMonty Bomber II: I didn’t do it  \nBy Patrick Gallahue  \nThe Brooklyn Papers  \nIf you believe a bombing suspect’s attorney, it’s now back to a case of whodunit.  \nThe lawyer representing Andrasan Scott, theman indicted this week for planting five pipe bombs in a police officer’s car on Montague Street, charged in court Wednesday that he knew who “actually committed the crime.”“I have his name, telephone number and address,” Scott’s attorney, William Alford, said to Judge Neil Firetog.“He’s readily available to surrender.”  \nBefore Alford would disclose the suspect’s identity, however, he said he was negotiating with the district attorney’s office for a dismissal or leniency for his client.  \nFiretog wasn’t buying it and when Alford  \nasked for bail to be set, the judge responded,“If someone else committed the crime then have him arrested.”  \nThe DA’s office denied any deal was in the works and acknowledged that while there were other people involved in the case, Scott was amoung them and will therefore be prosecuted.  \nScott, 29, was in court for an arraignment after District Attorney Charles Hynes announced indictments against him and Stephen Alster on Tuesday.  \nAlster, 66, who is already serving time for setting off an explosive device in the same police officer’s Brooklyn Heights home, was scheduled to be arraigned on Tuesday but that was put off until later this week.  \nAlster’s attorney, Carl Spector, did not return phone calls seeking comment.  \nOn March 31, shortly after 10 am, five PVC  \npipes filled with gasoline and Sheetrock screws as well as a .38-caliber revolver and a .380-caliber automatic were discovered in the backseat of Police Officer Yensy Thomas’ 1992 Isuzu SUV.  \nThe devices were inoperative and the door of the car was unlocked and parked in a ","cbCaisAniHElCCxW","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaisAniHElCCxW","pdf",3119741,13,"English","# Taking of Engine 204\n## Bridge shines despite rain\n# Monty Bomber II: I didn’t do it\n## 9-11 hero’s wife leads the charge","[{\"question\":\"What event on the Brooklyn Bridge is described in the article?\",\"answer\":\"It describes a celebration of the Brooklyn Bridge’s 120th anniversary, with officials walking across the bridge amid fog and light rain, followed by remarks and crowd reactions.\"},{\"question\":\"What does the “Monty Bomber II” section claim about the bombing case?\",\"answer\":\"It reports that the suspect’s attorney argues the crime was committed by someone else and states he had contact information and a name for that person.\"},{\"question\":\"How were the pipe-bomb devices said to be discovered and what were they believed to be intended for?\",\"answer\":\"The text says five PVC pipes filled with gasoline and other items, along with firearms, were found in a police officer’s SUV, in an unlocked car parked in a fire zone, leading police to believe discovery was intended rather than detonation.\"}]","Taking of Engine 204 - The Brooklyn Papers | PDF",1790739494]