18-Year-Old Is First Man Charged Under New Mask Ban Law In NYC

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18-Year-Old Is First Man Charged Under New Mask Ban Law In NYC

Everyone knows that you either have one or the other when walking the streets because people will assume that if you're wearing a mask (especially in the summer) you might have something else on you

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