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Josephine Beckmann (left), a member of the 68th Precinct Community Council, works the raffle booth at last year’s Night Out Against Crime event in Shore Road Park. Dozens of prizes were given away. Eagle file photo by Paula Katinas

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Left to right: Steve Cohen, Vice President of MCU Park; New York Cosmos COO Erik Stover; Former NY Cosmos goalkeeper and current ONE World Sports soccer analyst Shep Messing; NY Cosmos coach Gio Savarese; and Brooklyn Borough President Eric L. Adams following Thursday’s press conference at Brooklyn Borough Hall. Photo by Jeff Zelevansky

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