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Suspect in toddler's death expresses remorse
NEW YORK - The man accused of shooting a toddler to death in his stroller on a Brooklyn street says it was an "evil act" he has to live with.
Dequan Breland of Brooklyn, N.Y., tells the New York Daily News that "remorseful doesn't even describe what I feel." He spoke to the paper at Rikers Island.
Breland was arrested Friday at Sherman Hills Apartments in Wilkes-Barre on the same day the toddler, Antiq Hennis, was buried. He's charged with second-degree murder.
Also arrested Friday was Dequan Wright of Brooklyn, N.Y.
Authorities believe Breland's intended target was Antiq's father, Anthony Hennis.
Investigators say Wright handed a .45-caliber handgun to Breland, who then wildy shot four rounds at the baby and his father, Anthony Hennis. A bullet clipped Antiq in the head, and the 16-month-old died a short time later. Hennis was unharmed.
Breland tells the News he is not a baby killer. He says "I could never do that to an innocent little baby. It's not in my heart."
He offered his condolences to Antiq's family.
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Division Streetscape Project
Street, Stormwater and Sewer Improvements
Work started in May 2013 and was completed in fall 2015 on the Division Streetscape Project, a partnership between the Portland bureaus of Transportation and Environmental Services. You can find more information at https://www.portlandoregon.gov/bes/article/432763
The project updated the streetscape design on SE Division Street from SE 11th Avenue to SE Cesar Chavez Boulevard. Streetscape improvements include:
- Building curb extensions for bus landing
- Adding new crosswalks and streetlights
- Improving signalization
- Installing public art
The work includes repaving Division from SE 10th to Cesar E Chavez.
Stormwater and sewer improvements include:
- Constructing 55 green street facilities to manage stormwater runoff
- Planting 124 street trees
- Replacing over 4,900 feet of sewer pipe in poor condition
- Replacing 32 sewer manholes
Project Benefits
The Division Streetscape Project:
- Manage stormwater runoff from streets and improve watershed health
- Replace aging sewer lines and manholes to relieve sewer backups and increase sewer system reliability
- Increase safety, access, and visibility for pedestrians, bicyclists, and transit users
- Improve traffic operations through the corridor and provide on-street parking
- Help stimulate the local economy
- Increase neighborhood attractiveness
Project Overview
The Division Streetscape Project has multiple benefits. It will improve a deficient transportation corridor, make the sewer system more reliable and add green infrastructure to make sewers work more efficiently and improve watershed health.
Over one-third of Portland's 2,500 miles of sewer pipes are more than 80 years old. Combining sewer improvements with green streets, ecoroofs, trees and other green infrastructure increases sewer system efficiency and protects water quality, public health, and the environment. Green infrastructure keeps stormwater out of sewers, filters pollutants, provides habitat and increases neighborhood green space for healthier watersheds.
The completed project will give the community an attractive main street with increased access to transit, improved pedestrian and bicycle facilities, and improved air and water quality.
Project Background
Neighborhood groups and the business community formed the Division Vision Group in 2001 and spent several years working to develop a vision of Division as a main street that could better serve the residential, and business communities.
Between 2003 and 2005, the City of Portland and community members used the findings of the Division Vision Group to develop the Division Green Street/Main Street Plan. The plan focuses on improving the livability of Division Street between SE 11th and SE 60th avenues over the next 20 years.
Working with a technical advisory group and a community advisory group, the city started designing the Division Streetscape Project in 2009. With input from the public and advisory groups, the city completed design in 2012.
This project is funded in part by $2.5 million in federal transportation funds and $3.3 in local transportation funds.

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