NYC's De Blasio shuttled from Canada vacation in counterterrorism plane

A $3 million NYPD counterterrorism plane on Thursday was used to transport Mayor Bill de Blasio from his Canada vacation to the Bronx for a brief memorial appearance, The New York Post reported, citing police sources. De Blasio reportedly left his vacation spot in Quebec around 9 a.m. Thursday and arrived in Westchester County Airport shortly before 11 a.m. By noon the New York City mayor was speaking at a memorial on behalf of slain NYPD detective Miosotis Familia and was back in Montreal before 4 p.m., according to records cited by The Post. -- More....

De Blasio used a $3M counterterrorism plane to zip home from vacation https://t.co/GaAXurSHqa pic.twitter.com/LC1fXVBe76

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